What is "corallovexiidae"

The Corallovexiidae are a family of parasitic copepods associated with corals and, together with members of the family Asterocheridae, dominate their ecological niche in the West Indies; in the Indo-Pacific, they are replaced by the families Lichomolgidae and Xarifiidae.

The family contains two genera and 10 species, all described by Jan Hendrik Stock in 1975:

Corallonoxia Stock, 1975

:* Corallonoxia baki Stock, 1975

:* Corallonoxia longicauda Stock, 1975

Corallovexia Stock, 1975

:* Corallovexia brevibrachium Stock, 1975

:* Corallovexia dorsospinosa Stock, 1975

:* Corallovexia kristenseni Stock, 1975

:* Corallovexia longibrachium Stock, 1975

:* Corallovexia mediobrachium Stock, 1975

:* Corallovexia mixtibrachium Stock, 1975

:* Corallovexia similis Stock, 1975

:* Corallovexia ventrospinosa Stock, 1975