Udzungwalimax, Rowson, Ben, Paustian, Megan & Goethem, Jackie Van, 2017
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https://dx.doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.723.21817 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/6D8C31D2-35FE-4D1F-9997-0FEBD39EC153 |
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Udzungwalimax |
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Genus Udzungwalimax View in CoL gen. n.
Type species.
Udzungwalimax suminis sp. n.
Included species.
Udzungwalimax suminis sp. n.
Diagnosis.
Slug belonging to tribe Urocyclini . Genital apparatus without an accessory organ (atrial diverticulum, sarcobelum or dart sac); penis strong, with straight proximal part, narrowing towards the twisted distal part; penial tube thick-walled with broad lumen; penial sheath very thin. Vagina thick-walled with a distinct muscular part at one side; oviductal gland present, entering the vagina at a sharp angle. Spermatophore smooth. Radula: median and lateral teeth tricuspid, outermost laterals and marginals bicuspid.
Etymology.
From the Udzungwa Mts. and Latin limax, a slug (no relationship to Limax Linnaeus, 1758 is implied).
Known distribution.
Forest in the Udzungwa Mts. of the Eastern Arc, Tanzania.
Gender.
Masculine.
Remarks.
See also remarks on Atrichotoxon , Tanzalimax gen. n., and Phaneroporus above. The schematics of the structure of the genitalia (Figs 74-75) can be contrasted with those in Van Goethem (1977: 28).
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