First record of Tripylina Brzeski, 1963 (Nematoda: Enoplida: Trischistomatidae) from Australia, with description of T. macroseta (Vinciguerra & LA Fauci, 1978) Tsalolikhin, 1983 and T. sheri Brzeski, 1963

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Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia Pub Date : 2019-05-28 DOI:10.1080/03721426.2019.1616897

Yanhong Yao, Y. Xu, Z. Zhao, K. Davies

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Abstract

ABSTRACT The genus of Tripylina is reported for the first time from Australia based on two known species. Identifications were made as follows: Tripylina macroseta was characterized by having a female with a triangular dorsal tooth posterior to the subventral teeth, body length 832–1064 μm, a = 19–33, b = 4.4–5.5, c = 11–15, c’ = 2.3–4.2 and V = 57–69%; and Tripylina sheri was characterized by having a female with a triangular dorsal tooth posterior to the subventral teeth, one ventromedian seta in the cervical region, body length 981–1325 μm, a = 21–35, b = 4.5–5.2, c = 14–19, c’ = 2.5–3.6, V = 62–67%, with one pair of caudal setae on the tail in some specimens.

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摘要本文首次在澳大利亚从两个已知种中分离出Tripylina属。结果表明:大尾三角鱼(Tripylina macroseta)雌性为腹下齿后三角形背齿，体长832 ~ 1064 μm, a = 19 ~ 33, b = 4.4 ~ 5.5, c = 11 ~ 15, c′= 2.3 ~ 4.2,V = 57 ~ 69%;雌性Tripylina sheri具有腹下齿后的三角形背齿，颈部腹正中有1根刚毛，体长981 ~ 1325 μm, a = 21 ~ 35, b = 4.5 ~ 5.2, c = 14 ~ 19, c′= 2.5 ~ 3.6,V = 62 ~ 67%，部分标本尾部有一对尾刚毛。

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