Escherbothriidae Ruhnke, Caira and Cox, 2015
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https://doi.org/ 10.1645/21-94 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7753703 |
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Escherbothriidae Ruhnke, Caira and Cox, 2015 |
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Escherbothriidae Ruhnke, Caira and Cox, 2015 View in CoL View at ENA
Emended diagnosis: Scolex with 4 bothridia; bothridia with or without marginal loculi; covered partially or entirely with facial loculi arranged in one or more rows at anterior of bothridia and in columns at posterior of bothridia; bothridial apical sucker present or occasionally absent; conspicuous anterior to posterior orientation of bothridia present; myzorhynchus lacking in adult stage. Postvaginal testes lacking. Vitelline follicles usually interrupted by ovary. Parasites of Myliobatiformes and Rhinopristiformes .
Type genus: Escherbothrium Berman and Brooks, 1994 View in CoL . Additional genus: Stillabothrium Healy and Reyda, 2016 View in CoL .
Remarks
The familial diagnosis of Escherbothriidae Ruhnke, Caira, and Cox, 2015 , is emended to receive S. mariae and S. biacetabulatum n. comb. In the case of each of these species, the portion of the bothridium posterior to the anterior transverse loculi is undivided but associated with muscle fibers that do not contribute to the formation of septa and is therefore not fully facially loculated. The familial diagnosis is also modified to clarify that the anterior region of the bothridium of members of this family possess rows, rather than columns as previously stated, and the posterior region possesses columns, rather than rows as previously stated. It seems that the 2 terms, rows and columns, were reversed in the original diagnosis provided by Ruhnke et al. (2015).
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