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TEMNOCEPHALA LAMOTHEI N. SP., COMENSAL DE POMELLA MEGASTOMA (SOWERBY, 1825), SE DESCRIBE PARA EL ARROYO YABOTÍ-MINÍ, PROVINCIA DE MISIONES, ARGENTINA.
CRISTINA DAMBORENÉA
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Figure 1. Holotypes of Pseudoceros bicolor and Pseudoceros aureolineatus. Original drawings by Verrill (1901) of P. bicolor (A) and of P. aureolineatus (B). Photographs of P. bicolor (C) and P.
Litvaitis, Marian K. +2 more
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Policládidos (Platyhelminthes: "Turbellaria" ) del Atlántico Tropical Occidental
El phylum Platyhelminthes es considerado una ramificación ancestral dentro de los phyla bilaterales (Hyman 1951). A éste pertenecen gusanos acelomados y dorsoventralmente aplanados que carecen de sistemas circulatorio y respiratorio (Hyman 1951).
Bolaños, Marcela +2 more
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Occurrence of Mesostoma tetragonal (Müller) (Turbellaria) in the Deepar wetlands of Assam, India
Mesostoma tetragonum (Müller), a freshwater free living turbellarian occupies a niche in the aquahabitat of the Deepar wetlands of Assam (91036’-91042”E and 26006’-26009’26”N). The studied wetland is a Ramsar Site of India.
Girindra Kalita, M.M Goswami
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The object of investigation: Polycladida. The purpose of the work: the monographic study of the group of the multi-branch Turbellaria - Polycladida of the Far East and European Seas of Russia.
Tokinova, Rimma Petrovna
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Global diversity of free living flatworms (Platyhelminthes, “Turbellaria”) in freshwater
This contribution reviews diversity of turbellarian species by biogeographical regions, with comments on species biology. The review draws on the database available at http://www.devbio.umesci.maine.edu/styler/turbellaria.
Schilling, Steve +11 more
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The Turbellaria of Plymouth Sound and the Neighbourhood [PDF]
I propose in this paper to furnish a list of the marine Turbellaria of Plymouth Sound and the neighbourhood, including all species that have hitherto been recorded from this locality. That such an attempt is in some respects premature I am only too well aware, but I have written it for the convenience of those who are working at, or are interested in ...
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Parasite, diseases and pests of mussels (Mytilus, Mytilidae). VII. Turbellaria
The seventh monograph from author’s series on parasites, diseases and pests of the World Ocean mussels is devoted to Platyhelminthes, namely Turbellaria, living in or among these molluscs.
Гаевская, А. В.
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