NEMATODES

taxonomy, morphology and phylogeny

Revision of some species of the genus Paralongidorus sensu Siddiqi et al. (1993), with a discussion on the relationships within the family Longidoridae (Nematoda : Dorylaimida)

Publication Type:Journal Article
Year of Publication:2007
Authors:W. Decraemer, Coomans A.
Journal:NematologyNematology
Volume:9
Pagination:643-662
Date Published:Sep
ISBN Number:1388-5545
Accession Number:WOS:000250140000005
Abstract:

A study of type material of several longidorid species revealed misinterpretations of the amphid structure with respect to shape of the amphidial fovea and amphidial aperture. A standardised terminology of the amphid structure within the Longidoridae is proposed. Former and recent hypotheses on phylogenetic relationships within the family based, respectively, on morphological and on molecular data are discussed, as well as possible implications for the systematics of the family Longidoridae. As a result of this study the following new combinations are proposed: Longidorus boshi n. comb. (syn. Paralongidorus boshi); Longidorus monegrensis n. comb. (syn. P. monegrensis); Longidorus spiralis n. comb. (syn. P. spiralis) and Longidorus cedari n. comb. (syn. Longidoroides cedari). Additional information is provided for Longidoroides bikanerensis, Paralongidorus buchae and P. zenobiae.

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