Diagnosis and discussion |
# Key to species |
T. serratus |
T. brevicauda |
T. minor |
T. nipponicus |
T. tenuicollis |
T. burchelli |
T. hartmannae |
Diagnosis and discussion |
# Key to species |
C. tetracanthum |
C. catinatum |
C. pateratum |
C. alveatum |
C. montgomeryi |
Diagnosis and discussion |
# Key to species |
C. coronatus |
C. labiatus |
C. labratus |
C. sagittatus |
C. ulambajari |
Diagnosis and discussion | |
# Key to species | C. calicatus |
C. minutus | C. hybridus |
C. longibursatus | C. goldi |
C. asymetricus | C. bidentatus |
T. brevicauda Boulenger, 1916Figures 1-8: 1. Esophageal region, ventral view. 2. Male tail, lateral view. 3. Male tail, dorsoventral view. 4-5. Tail of female. 6. Genital cone, lateral view. 7. Tip of genital cone, ventral view. 8. Fused spicule tips of male.
Figures 9-12 9. Buccal capsule, dorsoventral view. Arrow marks amphid or lateral papilla 10. Buccal capsule, lateral view. 11. Mouth collar, lateral view, showing 2 submedian papillae, each with a short bilobed process on the stalk (horizontal arrows) and a long slender tip, and an amphid (vertical arrow).
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© (contents) R.J.
Lichtenfels, V.A. Kharchenko,
G.M. Dvojnos 2003 |