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The distributional records of   Ophiuroidea   stored at the  Italian National Antarctic Museum  ( MNA , Section of Genoa) are presented, corresponding to 1595 individuals that belong to 35 species and 17 genera. Specimens were collected in 106 different sampling stations at depths ranging from 21 to 1652 m in the framework of 14 Antarctic expeditions to the Ross Sea, one to the Antarctic Peninsula, and one to the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas). Three species,    Amphiura   joubini    Koehler, 1912,   Amphiura  ( Amphiura )  angularis   Lyman, 1879, and    Ophiura   flexibilis    (Koehler, 1911), are reported as new records for the Terra Nova Bay area, whose check-list of species increases from 15 to 18 species. The determination of these three new records was based both on morphological identification and molecular analyses (COI barcoding). Some of the genetically characterised specimens were also documented through photogrammetry and micro-computed tomography and represent the first bulk of 3D models that will be available through the  MNA  and Sketchfab websites, both for research and educational purposes.

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Distributional records of Antarctic and sub-Antarctic   Ophiuroidea   from samples curated at the Italian National Antarctic Museum (MNA): check-list update of the group in the Terra Nova Bay area (Ross Sea) and launch of the MNA 3D model ‘virtual gallery’