Skrjabinodon campiaoae, De Sousa & Silva De Oliveira & Morais & Da Silva Pinheiro & Ávila, 2022
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https://doi.org/ 10.1080/00222933.2022.2046886 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6458590 |
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persistent identifier |
https://treatment.plazi.org/id/B83F87B7-C850-5370-9BE0-CDD8FD1E27C2 |
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Plazi |
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Skrjabinodon campiaoae |
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sp. nov. |
Skrjabinodon campiaoae sp. nov.
( Figure 2a–g View Figure 2 )
Type host
Vanzosaura multiscutata (Amaral) (Gymnophthalmidae) . Type locality
Aiuaba Ecological Station , Aiuaba municipality (06°35 ʹ 35 ″ S, 40°08 ʹ 31 ″ W), Ceará State, Northeast Brazil GoogleMaps .
Site of infection
Intestine.
Numbers of parasite specimens/hosts
10/4
Prevalence
12.5%
Mean intensity of infection
2.5
Range
1–5
Etymology
The species is named after Dra Karla Magalhães Campião, Department of Zoology, Federal University of Paraná (UFPR), Paraná, Brazil, for her significant contribution to the knowledge of ecology and parasitism of Brazilian amphibians and reptiles.
Description
General
Small cylindrical nematodes, sexually dimorphic, males approximately one-third length of female. Lateral alae present in males, absent in females. Caudal alae absent in males (Figuere 3(a)). Anterior extremity tapered, mouth opening triangular with three simple lips, a pair of amphids located on ventrolateral lips, and absent sessile papillae in both sexes ( Figure 3 View Figure 3 (b)).
Male (one holotype)
Length (excluding tail filament) 1036 ± 143 µm (896−1161); width at level of excretory pore 101 ± 25 (75−134); cuticle with distinct transverse pseudo-annulations; lateral alae starting at level of nerve ring and disappearing at level of first ventral pair of precloacal papillae; longitudinal striations absent; oesophagus length 210 ± 30 (165−227): corpus length 155 ± 26 (116−174); isthmus length 9; bulb length 57 ± 7 (46−63); bulb width 63 ± 11 (47−70); nerve ring 60 ± 5 (54−64) and excretory pore 306 from anterior end, respectively; spicule absent; smooth cloacal lips; caudal alae absent; four pairs of mammiliform papillae: one precloacal ventrally directed, two postcloacal ventrally directed, and one at base of filament tail ( Figures 2 View Figure 2 (g) and 4(b)). Tail filament 216 ± 70 (117−275) in length, with 3–9 spines ( Table 1 View Table 1 ).
Female (nine paratypes)
Length (excluding tail filament) 3007 ± 966 µm (677−3668); width at level of excretory pore 144 ± 29 (76−167); oesophagus length 479 ± 52 (373−531): corpus length 370 ± 32 (306−414); isthmus length 10; bulb length 103 ± 20 (64−124); bulb width 114 ± 22 (74 −142); nerve ring 107 ± 28 (63−130) and excretory pore 168 from anterior end, respectively. Prebulbar vulva near mouth 158 ± 46 (61−206) from anterior end. Amphidelphic reproductive apparatus, vagina gives rise to two uteri. Thick-walled muscular ovijector extending posteriorly to join a valved, thin-walled, dilated vagina ( Figure 2 View Figure 2 (b)). In gravid females, the extent of the uteri cannot be seen; in immature females, one uterus extends anteriorly, the other posteriorly. Anus 231 ± 152 (67−366) anterior of tail filament insertion; tail filament 577 ± 136 (291−731) in length, 18–51 small cuticular spines present ( Figure 3 View Figure 3 (c) and Figure 4 View Figure 4 (c)). Fusiform eggs with both ends rounded, length 114 ± 6 (102−124), width 37 ± 8 (19−49); Eggs in initial cleavage. Eggs with smooth surfaces and numerous inside uterus. As the number of eggs increases, the intestine is not visualised ( Table 1 View Table 1 ).
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