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A ppunti sui cestodaria Atti del
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5 Each bothridium divided into three loculi by two transverse spetum …………….... 5 5. Hooks bifurcated …………………………………
Bothridia with hooks ……………………………………………………………….. 2 2. Bothridia undivided, each with one pair of hooks …………………………………
(1909)
Bothridia with leaf-like border, not scalloped posteriorly, without accessory sucker ………………………………………………………… Pedibothrium Linton
Bothridia trough-shaped, embedded in scolex with posterior tip projecting in the form of a small fleshy nipple without accessory sucker ………………………… ……………………………………………………………………
Hooks not bifurcated, simple ………………………………………………………
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Bothridial hooks of one pair ……………………………………………………
E Linton (1909)
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Bothridial hooks of two pairs, simple unforked ……………………………………… …………………………………………………………Calliobothrium van Beneden
Cervical collar with frilled margins ………………
Hooks in front of anterior loculi …………………
E. Linton
Notes on Entozoa of marine fishes of New England : with descriptions of several new species. Part II / by Edwin Linton
T Southwell (1925)
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Les helminthes cestoides consideres sour le rapport de leurs metamorphoses , de leur composition anatomi - que , et de leur classification
Bothridia ovoid undivided without accessory sucker, posterior portion of scolex with basal part ……………………………………………………
One hook of each pair two pronged, other hooks three pronged …………………… …………………………………………………………………
L. Vandepitte, B. Vanhoorne, W. Decock, A. Verbeeck, S. Dekeyzer, S. Colpaert, F. Hernandez (2013)
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with horn-like projection in place of hooks ………………………………
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Bothridia divided by transverse partitions ………………………………………….. 4 3. Bothridia tubular, without accessory sucker …………………………………………
Bothridia scalloped posteriorly with concave surface and accessory suckers ………
T. Southwell (1927)
On a Collection of Cestodes from Marine Fishes of Ceylon and IndiaAnnals of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology, 21
(1927)
No cervical collar; bothridia in pairs, each pair at the end of stout stalk, two stalks uniting into common trunk in Y-or T-form; bothridial hooks U-shaped, unequal in size ……………………………………………………
All hooks simple
Aloculibothrium dasyatii n. gen. n. sp. is described from the spiral intestine of Dasyatis sephen Forsskal, 1775 captured at Digha coastal waters, Bay of Bengal, India. This species is placed under the famil Onchobothriidae (Braun, 1900) and erected a new genus Aloculibothrium to accommodate this specimen. The body is 24.22–36.58 mm long and with 310–325 proglottids; scolex rectangular with two parts; anterior bearing four bothridia with paired bifurcated hooks, divided into inner and outer prong and posterior with fleshy collar. The cestode has been compared with all the existing twelve different valid genera under the family Onchobothriidae but to accommodate the present specimens a new genera Aloculibothrium is erected.
Proceedings of the Zoological Society – Springer Journals
Published: Nov 18, 2016
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