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Abstract
In the Campos Basin, 12 species of Sabatieria were collected, 2 of which were new to science. Sabatieria labium sp. nov. is characterized by well-defined lips and a spiral amphideal fovea with 4.25–4.5 narrow turns, combined with cephalic setae 3 µm long and 7–8 small, pore-shaped supplements, gradually spaced further apart anteriorly. Sabatieria verteris sp. nov. possesses 8–10 minute, pore-shaped precloacal supplements, gradually spaced further apart anteriorly, and short, slightly sclerotized spicules. Additionally, redescriptions of Sabatieria flecha, S. fidelis, S. mortenseni, S. ornata and S. paracupida are presented. The collection of additional specimens of these species allowed a re-evaluation of morphological and/or morphometric variations.
Acknowledgements
The first author thanks CAPES for granting a PhD scholarship during the years 2011–2012. This study is part of the Environmental Heterogeneity Project in the Campos Basin (HABITATS) coordinated by CENPES/PETROBRAS (Brazilian Energy Company), which provided the opportunity for collection and taxonomic analysis of the material. Our special thanks to the following researchers for their collaboration: Nicole Smol (Ghent University, Belgium), Tânia Nara Campinas Bezerra (Ghent University, Belgium) and Maria Cristina da Silva (UFPE, Brazil).
Editorial responsibility: Danny Eibye-Jacobsen
