Stenostomum, AND, AND
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https://doi.org/ 10.1111/j.1096-3642.2005.00157.x |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.5113646 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/8C6887DA-3068-C46A-FFDA-A482D20CACD0 |
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Carolina |
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Stenostomum |
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KEY TO THE SOUTH AMERICAN SPECIES OF THE GENERA STENOSTOMUM View in CoL AND ANOKKOSTENOSTOMUM
1. With light-refracting bodies....................... Genus Stenostomum View in CoL ..............................2 Without light-refracting bodies.................... Genus Anokkostenostomum View in CoL .....................15
2. Light-refracting bodies type 1 (disc shaped with more than ten small spheres).............................3 Light-refracting bodies type 2 (bowl shaped with one to five spheres).....................................7 Light-refracting bodies type 3 (single-granule bodies, with no vesicle)............................ S. simplex View in CoL
3. Pharyngeal glands type a (small rounded glands).....................................................4 Pharyngeal glands types a and b (rounded and club shaped)............................................6
4. Pharyngeal glands uniformly arranged in the whole pharynx................................ S. tenuicauda View in CoL Pharyngeal glands only in the anterior half of the pharynx.............................................5
5. With sphincter between pharynx and intestine, oral pore circular................................. S. grande View in CoL Without a sphincter between pharynx and intestine, oral pore triangular...................... S. matarazzoi
6. Without a sphincter between pharynx and intestine, opening of pharyngeal glands along the whole pharynx........................................................... S. leucops View in CoL With a sphincter between pharynx and intestine, opening of the pharyngeal glands at the anterior half of the pharynx, internal cerebral lobes associated with the posterior cerebral lobes........................................................ S. amphotum View in CoL
7. One pair of light-refracting bodies. No caecum dorsal to the pharynx.....................................8 More than one pair of light-refracting bodies. No caecum dorsal to the pharynx...........................12 One or more pairs of light-refracting bodies. Intestinal caecum dorsal to the pharynx............... S. cryptops View in CoL
8. Posterior end with no intestine-lacking zone.........................................................9 Posterior end with intestine-lacking zone........................................................... 10
9. Pharyngeal glands type a (small rounded), opening uniformly onto the whole pharynx.......... S. virginianum View in CoL Pharyngeal glands type b (club shaped), opening at the transition between mouth and pharynx........................................................ S. hemisphericum View in CoL
10. Distal end of the protonephridium straight, and subterminal nephridiopore....................... S. ciliatum View in CoL Distal end of the protonephridium sinuous and terminal nephridiopore..................................11
11. First part of the intestine with high vacuolated cells, separated from the gut by a strong constriction..................................................... S. rosulatum View in CoL Without vacuolated cells in the gut, pharynx glands type b (club shaped)..................... S. uronephrium View in CoL
12. Light-refracting bodies associated only with the anterior brain lobes....................................13 Light-refracting bodies associated with both anterior and posterior brain lobes...........................14
13. Posterior end with intestine-lacking zone. Tail with two appendages. With tentacular pharyngeal organ (‘claw-organ’).......................................... S. bicaudatum View in CoL
Posterior end with no intestine-lacking zone. Epidermis with groups of refractive corpuscles................................................................. S. glandulosum View in CoL
14. Tail simple (one appendage)............................................................... S. arevaloi View in CoL Tail double (two appendages)......................................................... S. paraguayense View in CoL
15. Posterior end with intestine-lacking zone, with simple tail.............................................16 Posterior end with no intestine-lacking zone........................................................18
16. Tail very long forming a dorsal appendage. Nephridiopore subterminal.................. A. pseudoacetabulum View in CoL Tail short. Nephridiopore terminal................................................................ 17
17. Excretophores absent. Type b (club-shaped) pharyngeal glands No sphincter between pharynx and intestine............................................ A. tuberculosum View in CoL
Excretophores present. Type a (rounded) pharyngeal glands. With sphincter between pharynx and intestine............................................ A. pegephilum View in CoL
18. With excretophores............................................................................. 19 Without excretophores............................................................ A. ventronephrium View in CoL
19. Smooth anterior cerebral lobe. Intestinal caecum dorsal to the pharynx........................... A. evelinae View in CoL Anterior cerebral lobe with small independent masses................................................20
20. Anterior end ‘anatiform’............................................................. A. anatirostrum View in CoL Anterior end not ‘anatiform’. Pharyngeal glands in the anterior region only....................... A. corderoi View in CoL
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