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Note on morphology of two nematode species Ascaridia hermaphrodita and Ascaridia platyceri (Nematoda): scanning electron microscope study

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    0318151 - BC 2009 RIV SK eng J - Journal Article
    Hodová, I. - Baruš, Vlastimil - Tukač, V.
    Note on morphology of two nematode species Ascaridia hermaphrodita and Ascaridia platyceri (Nematoda): scanning electron microscope study.
    [Morfologie dvou druhů hlístic Ascaridia hermaphrodita a Ascaridia platyceri (Nematoda): SEM studie.]
    Helminthologia. Roč. 45, č. 3 (2008), s. 109-113. ISSN 0440-6605. E-ISSN 1336-9083
    Institutional research plan: CEZ:AV0Z60220518
    Keywords : Ascaridia hermaphrodita * Ascaridia platyceri * Psittaciformes * Czech Republic * morphology
    Subject RIV: EG - Zoology
    Impact factor: 0.443, year: 2008

    Morphological features of adult specimens of Ascaridia hermaphrodita and A. platyceri (Nematoda: Ascaridida), parasitizing parrots (Psittaciformes), were studied for the first time using scanning electron microscopy. The morphology of A. hermaphrodita, the type species of Ascaridia, coincides fully with the generic diagnosis. The shape of the labial inner structure (two spoon like projections), cervical alae and spicule with cuticular wings were typical for this species. A. hermaphrodita has been found in the Czech Republic for the first time in a new host, Amazona pretrei, from Brazil. The morphology of Ascaridia platyceri does not correspond with the generic diagnosis in all aspects, as some variation was found, mainly in the presence of interlabia, small teeth in the inner ribbon of the lips and long lateral alae. These morphological characteristics in other species of Ascaridia are discussed. The generic diagnosis should state that the interlabia are very rarely present.

    Pomocí rastrovací elektronové mikroskopie byla po prvé studována morfologie dospělých jedinců dvou druhů hlístic Ascaridia hermaphrodita a A. platyceri, které parazitují u papoušků (řád Psittaciformes).
    Permanent Link: http://hdl.handle.net/11104/0167631

     
     
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