01672nas a2200157   4500008004100000020001400041245008000055210006900135260000800204300001000212490000700222520120100229100001801430700002001448856004601468       1991                        eng d  a0028-259600a3 NEW SPECIES OF PARAPHANOLAIMUS (NEMATA, ARAEOLAIMIDA) WITH KEY TO SPECIES0 a3 NEW SPECIES OF PARAPHANOLAIMUS NEMATA ARAEOLAIMIDA WITH KEY TO  cJan  a44-620 v373 aThree new species of Paraphanolaimus Micoletzky, 1922 are described, one from southern Chile, P. terrestris sp. n., is characterized by length of female, number of smooth, coarse annuli, conoid tail with tubular posterior portion, long neck region (b = < 4.5). P. latescens sp. n. from Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef, Australia is distinguished by length of females and males, shape of tail, size of spicules and number of lateral epidermal glands (LEG). P. tahoensis sp. n. from Lake Tahoe, California, is distinguished by length of females and males, number of annuli, number and size of pairs of prominent LEGs, large oval amphids, rounded lips of vulva, perpendicular vagina, number of supplements, and size and shape of spicules and gubernaculum. Specimens of P. anisitsi Daday, 1905 from southern Chile and from the Mendocino coast of California provide further information on that species. P. micoletzkyi Khera & Chaturvedi, 1977, was described from a single female and distinguished by a set-off posterior bulb in the pharynx immediately behind the nerve ring. This character makes doubtful its placement in the genus Paraphanolaimus and the species is assigned to species inquirendae.1 aRaski, D., J.1 aCoomans, A., V.  uhttps://nematodes.myspecies.info/node/30701396nas a2200157   4500008004100000020001400041245006100055210005500116260000800171300000900179490000700188520095900195100002001154700001801174856004601192       1991                        eng d  a0028-259600aAPHANONCHUS-INTERMEDIUS N G, N-SP (NEMATA, ARAEOLAIMIDA)0 aAPHANONCHUSINTERMEDIUS N G NSP NEMATA ARAEOLAIMIDA  cJan  a8-190 v373 aA new genus and species, Aphanonchus intermedius, is described from Lake Tahoe, California. It is characterized by a finely annulated cuticle with narrow lateral field, soft cephalic setae, unispiral to irregularly circular amphids which occupy about 1/2 of the corresponding head width, stoma consisting of a narrow anterior and a wide, sclerotized posterior part. Lateral epidermal glands and pores prominent. Ventral gland lobed and associated with coelomocytes, excretory duct cuticularized opening anterior to mouth opening. Female reproductive system amphidelph, vagina with prominent sclerotization. Male with a series of tuboid supplements and a medioventral row of numerous alveoli extending to the anterior end. The new genus is intermediate between Paraphanolaimus and Anonchus. Paraphanolaimus multipapillatus (Daday, 1905) is transferred to the new genus. The morphology of the head end and of the vaginal musculature is described in detail.1 aCoomans, A., V.1 aRaski, D., J.  uhttps://nematodes.myspecies.info/node/31100458nas a2200145   4500008004100000020001400041245007900055210006900134260000800203300001000211490000700221100001800228700002000246856004600266       1990                        eng d  a0028-259600a5 NEW SPECIES OF APHANOLAIMUS (NEMATA, ARAEOLAIMIDA) WITH A KEY TO SPECIES0 a5 NEW SPECIES OF APHANOLAIMUS NEMATA ARAEOLAIMIDA WITH A KEY TO   cJan  a22-540 v361 aRaski, D., J.1 aCoomans, A., V.  uhttps://nematodes.myspecies.info/node/313