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Parasitology Research, 2008
Numerous nematodes were found in the rectum of three fish species Synodontis ocellifer, S. nigrita, and S. schall (Mochokidae, Siluriformes) from the Gambia River and Mare Simenti, National Park Niokolo Koba, Senegal. A nematode species Raillietnema synodontisi Vassiliadès, 1973 (host S. ocellifer), is redescribed using morphometric (including scanning
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Numerous nematodes were found in the rectum of three fish species Synodontis ocellifer, S. nigrita, and S. schall (Mochokidae, Siluriformes) from the Gambia River and Mare Simenti, National Park Niokolo Koba, Senegal. A nematode species Raillietnema synodontisi Vassiliadès, 1973 (host S. ocellifer), is redescribed using morphometric (including scanning
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Systematic Parasitology, 2015
Based on light and scanning electron microscopical studies, two new species of nematode parasites are described from freshwater fishes in Thailand: Orientatractis mekongensis n. sp. (Atractidae) from the intestine of Pangasius bocourti Sauvage (type-host) and Helicophagus leptorhynchus Ng & Kottelat (both Pangasiidae, Siluriformes), and Neosynodontisia
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Based on light and scanning electron microscopical studies, two new species of nematode parasites are described from freshwater fishes in Thailand: Orientatractis mekongensis n. sp. (Atractidae) from the intestine of Pangasius bocourti Sauvage (type-host) and Helicophagus leptorhynchus Ng & Kottelat (both Pangasiidae, Siluriformes), and Neosynodontisia
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Systematic Parasitology, 1988
Two atractid nematodes are reported from the large intestine of freshwater turtles of the genus Podocnemis in Colombia. Paratractis hystrix (Diesing, 1851) is redescribed in detail using the scanning electron microscope and is reported from P. expansa, P. vogli and P. unifillis, the last being a new host. Buckleyatractis marinkelli n. g., n. sp. from P.
L. F. Khalil, Lynda M. Gibbons
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Two atractid nematodes are reported from the large intestine of freshwater turtles of the genus Podocnemis in Colombia. Paratractis hystrix (Diesing, 1851) is redescribed in detail using the scanning electron microscope and is reported from P. expansa, P. vogli and P. unifillis, the last being a new host. Buckleyatractis marinkelli n. g., n. sp. from P.
L. F. Khalil, Lynda M. Gibbons
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Systematic Parasitology
The genus Rondonia Travassos, 1920 comprises nematodes parasitizing teleost fishes and amphibians, but its taxonomic boundaries have long been uncertain due to limited morphological descriptions and lack of molecular data. Here, we provide an integrative taxonomic revision of Rondonia, combining light and scanning electron microscopy with molecular ...
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The genus Rondonia Travassos, 1920 comprises nematodes parasitizing teleost fishes and amphibians, but its taxonomic boundaries have long been uncertain due to limited morphological descriptions and lack of molecular data. Here, we provide an integrative taxonomic revision of Rondonia, combining light and scanning electron microscopy with molecular ...
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Journal of Helminthology, 1969
Orientatractis leiperi n.sp. (Atractidae) is described, from the intestine of a South American tortoise. It is characterised by a cephalic armature of remarkable symmetry and complexity and by the presence of 3 tripartite structures in the anterior end of the oesophagus.
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Orientatractis leiperi n.sp. (Atractidae) is described, from the intestine of a South American tortoise. It is characterised by a cephalic armature of remarkable symmetry and complexity and by the presence of 3 tripartite structures in the anterior end of the oesophagus.
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