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A new ascothoracidan species has been discovered off Taiwan in the north part of the west Pacific at SCUBA depths. Twelve specimens including both sexes of the new species, described herein as    Synagoga   arabesque    sp. nov. , were collected from colonies of the antipatharian   Myriopathes   cf.   japonica   Brook, 1889. Three previously described species of    Synagoga   , morphologically the least specialized ascothoracidan genus, have been found as ectoparasites of antipatharians and an alcyonarian, whereas all other records of this genus have been based on specimens collected from the marine plankton. This is the second study of a new form of    Synagoga    to be based on more than a few mature specimens of a single sex or on a single juvenile. Furthermore, it is the second in which SEM has been used to document the fine-scale external morphology. The position of terminal pores in the anterior pairs of the lattice organs is different in    Synagoga   arabesque    sp. nov.  than those in    S.   grygieri    Kolbasov &amp; Newman, 2018 and    S.   millipalus    Grygier &amp; Ohtsuka, 1995. Species of    Synagoga    are small, host-specific predators or ectoparasites of antipatharians. This genus exhibits a major Tethyan reliction pattern.

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A new species of    Synagoga    (  Crustacea  ,   Thecostraca  ,   Ascothoracida  ) parasitic in an antipatharian from Green Island, Taiwan, with notes on its morphology