taxonID	type	description	language	source
03CA87D4FF85B754FF095AE7FDECFC01.taxon	diagnosis	Diagnosis (based on Larsen & Patterson 1990; Lee 2001; Lee & Patterson 2000; Hoppenrath & Leander 2006; and Chantangsi & Leander 2009): Unicellular monads; not metabolic or sometimes metabolic; hyaline; without chromatophores (plastids), although, algae can be ingested; cells flattened, more or less roundish or oval; with two dissimilar flagella inserted subapically under the ventral tip on the ventral surface of the cell; one flagellum directed toward the anterior, the other pulling at the rear; movement is by substrate-mediated gliding; a smooth cell wall; a nucleus usually located in the anterior part of the cell; a posterior indentation present; formation of pseudopodia has not been reported at 02.12.2021. Zoobank LSID: urn: lsid: zoobank. org: act: 9 ACB 5286 - 3 EF 1 - 47 A 4 - A 65 B- 9 E 85 DDD 929 B 6.	en	Shɨshkin, Yegor (2021): Protaspaidae nom. n. (fam.) pro Protaspidae Skuja 1939 (Cryomonadida, Eothecia Thecofilosea, Filosa, Rhizaria), with Protaspa obliqua transferred to Stultaspa gen n. (Stultaspidae fam. n.) as Stultaspa obliqua comb. n. and diagnosis of the former family amended. Zootaxa 5082 (5): 497-500, DOI: https://doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.5082.5.8
03CA87D4FF85B754FF095C73FD64F975.taxon	diagnosis	Diagnosis (as for the family): Unicellular monads; not metabolic or sometimes metabolic; hyaline; without chromatophores (plastids), although, algae can be ingested; cells flattened, more or less roundish or oval; with two dissimilar flagella inserted subapically under the ventral tip on the ventral surface of the cell; one flagellum directed toward the anterior, the other pulling at the rear; movement is by substrate-mediated gliding; a smooth cell wall; a nucleus usually located in the anterior part of the cell; a posterior indentation present; formation of pseudopodia has not been reported at 02.12.2021.	en	Shɨshkin, Yegor (2021): Protaspaidae nom. n. (fam.) pro Protaspidae Skuja 1939 (Cryomonadida, Eothecia Thecofilosea, Filosa, Rhizaria), with Protaspa obliqua transferred to Stultaspa gen n. (Stultaspidae fam. n.) as Stultaspa obliqua comb. n. and diagnosis of the former family amended. Zootaxa 5082 (5): 497-500, DOI: https://doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.5082.5.8
03CA87D4FF85B754FF095C73FD64F975.taxon	etymology	Etymology: From Latin stultus [ˈs ̠ t ̪ ʊɫ ̪ t ̪ ʊs ̠] — one of the names for a chess piece in Latin, probably of French origin (“ The Deventer Poem ” [Authorship Unknown, the late 1100 s – early 1200, Ms fonds Latin 3719; for other — and probably more late — manuscripts containing “ The Deventer Poem ” see Murray 1913]; Murray 1913), which became called “ bishop ” in English at least since Rowbothum’s translation (Damiano, Gruget & Rowbothum 1562) of Damiano (1512). In many chess sets (like modern Jaques (Staunton) set and its variants), the bishop pieces have the asymmetrical indentation on the head, in which the head is similar to the cell of the only known Stultaspa species — S. obliqua. Bishop chessmen in Pre-Jaques sets have the indentation located in the median plane. Thus, the name is appropriate also if other Stultaspa species bear indentation symmetrically. Grammatical gender is feminine. Zoobank LSID: urn: lsid: zoobank. org: act: 3779 C 7 AE- 06 F 7 - 4 E 46 - AB 04 - 55988661 B 2 A 1.	en	Shɨshkin, Yegor (2021): Protaspaidae nom. n. (fam.) pro Protaspidae Skuja 1939 (Cryomonadida, Eothecia Thecofilosea, Filosa, Rhizaria), with Protaspa obliqua transferred to Stultaspa gen n. (Stultaspidae fam. n.) as Stultaspa obliqua comb. n. and diagnosis of the former family amended. Zootaxa 5082 (5): 497-500, DOI: https://doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.5082.5.8
