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Um levantamento taxonômico dos tintininos (Subordem Tintinnina) coletados em águas subtropicais do Sul do Brasil (22°S-34°S) foi realizado, com base em diferentes cruzeiros oceanográficos abrangendo águas oceânicas e de plataforma. Oitenta e nove espécies foram registradas, e Amphorides amphora (Claparède & Lachmann, 1858) Strand, 1928, Dadayella ganimedes (Entz, 1884) Kofoid & Campbell, 1929, Eutintinnus spp., Rhabdonellopsis apophysata (Cleve, 1900) Kofoid & Campbell, 1929, Tintinnopsis spp. (águas neríticas) e Xystonellopsis spp. foram abundantes. Para todas as espécies foram fornecidos descrições, medidas e desenhos, bem como comentários sobre taxonomia e resultados referentes às distribuições horizontal e vertical na coluna de água. Algumas espécies mostraram preferência por águas profundas como Epicancella nervosa (Cleve, 1900) Kofoid & Campbell, 1929, Xystonellopsis spp., Salpingella spp. e Brandtiella palliata (Brandt, 1906) Kofoid & Campbell, 1929. Neste trabalho foram estudas as Famílias Codonellidae, Codonellopsidae, Coxliellidae, Cytarocyllidae, Epiplocylidae, Petalotrichidae, Ptychocylidae, Tintinnididae e Undellidae. As outras quatro famílias foram cobertas em outro trabalho, também contendo a discussão sobre biogeografia e distribuição vertical na coluna de água. A taxonomic survey on the tintinnids (Suborder Tintinnina) collected in subtropical waters of the Southern Brazil (22°S-34°S) was carried out, based in different oceanographic cruises covering shelf and oceanic waters. Eighty nine species were recorded, and Amphorides amphora (Claparède & Lachmann, 1858) Strand, 1928, Dadayella ganimedes (Entz, 1884) Kofoid & Campbell, 1929, Eutintinnus spp., Rhabdonellopsis apophysata (Cleve, 1900) Kofoid & Campbell, 1929 , Tintinnopsis spp. (neritic waters) and Xystonellopsis spp. were abundant. For all of species descriptions, measurements and drawings, as well comments on the taxonomy and results on horizontal and vertical distributions on the water column were furnished. Some species showed preference by deep waters, like Epicancella nervosa (Cleve, 1900) Kofoid & Campbell, 1929, Xystonellopsis spp., Salpingella spp. and Brandtiella palliata (Brandt, 1906) Kofoid & Campbell, 1929. In this work the families Codonellidae, Codonellopsidae, Coxliellidae, Cytarocyllidae, Epiplocylidae, Petalotrichidae, Ptychocylidae, Tintinnididae and Undellidae were studied. The other four families were covered in another work, also containing the discussion about biogeography and vertical distribution in the water column

revista brasileira de zoologia

Tintininos (Ciliophora, Tintinnina) de águas subtropicais na região Sueste-Sul do Brasil: I. Famílias Codonellidae, Codonellopsidae, Coxliellidae, Cyttarocylidae, Epiplocylidae, Petalotrichidae, Ptychocylidae, Tintinnididae e Undellidae