Cylicospirura advena n.sp. (Nematoda: Spirocercidae) a stomach parasite from a cat in New Zealand, with observations on related species
Identifieur interne : 005E30 ( Istex/Corpus ); précédent : 005E29; suivant : 005E31Cylicospirura advena n.sp. (Nematoda: Spirocercidae) a stomach parasite from a cat in New Zealand, with observations on related species
Auteurs : W. C. ClarkSource :
- Systematic Parasitology [ 0165-5752 ] ; 1981-11-01.
English descriptors
- KwdEn :
- Additional figures, Advena, Anterior ends, Baylis, Body width, Buccal capsule, Caudal spines, Cyathospirura dasyuridis mawson, Cylicospirura, Cylicospirura advena, Cylicospirura cylicospirura, Cylicospirura skrjabini, Dasyuridis, Distal tips, Enface view, Felis domesticus, Female tail, Feral, Feral cats, Helminth parasites, Heydoni, Inner wall, Lateral, Lateral alae, Lateral view, Long spicule, Longitudinal ribs, Male tail, Mawson, Nematode, Oesophagus, Papilla, Parasite, Posterior limit, Rib, Sclerotized stoma, Short spicule, Spicule, Spirocerca lupi, Stomach parasite, Stomach wall, Type host, Zealand.
- Teeft :
- Additional figures, Advena, Anterior ends, Baylis, Body width, Buccal capsule, Caudal spines, Cyathospirura dasyuridis mawson, Cylicospirura, Cylicospirura advena, Cylicospirura cylicospirura, Cylicospirura skrjabini, Dasyuridis, Distal tips, Enface view, Felis domesticus, Female tail, Feral, Feral cats, Helminth parasites, Heydoni, Inner wall, Lateral, Lateral alae, Lateral view, Long spicule, Longitudinal ribs, Male tail, Mawson, Nematode, Oesophagus, Papilla, Parasite, Posterior limit, Rib, Sclerotized stoma, Short spicule, Spicule, Spirocerca lupi, Stomach parasite, Stomach wall, Type host, Zealand.
Abstract
Summary: Cylicospirura (Cylicospirura) advena n.sp. described from specimens obtained from a feral cat in New Zealand is characterized by the presence of toothless rounded knobs on the anterior ends of the longitudinal supporting ribs in the buccal capsule; a vulva either anterior or posterior to the oesophago-intestinal junction; its small size (less than 6 mm) and the presence of a thin, disc-like process on the tip of the short spicule. Additional figures are provided of Cyathospirura dasyuridis Mawson, 1968, and the presence of conspicuous lateral alae of Cylicospirura (C.) heydoni (Baylis, 1927) is noted for the first time. ac]19810222
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DOI: 10.1007/BF00009251
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