Pareurystomina vaughtae

 

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Rev: 12/19/2024

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Classification:

Enoplea
     Enoplia
        Enoplida
              Oncholaimoidea
                    Enchelidiidae

Pareurystomina vaughtae Keppner, 1989

    Synonyms:

      
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Morphology and Anatomy:

 Ref: Nasira et al., 2014

 

Females:

  • Didelphic-amphidelphic
  • Ovaries opposed, reflexed
  • Vulva a transverese slit at about 57% of body length.

 

   
   

 

Males:  

  • Diorchic, testes opposed, outstretched
  • Spicules curved with smal barb at tip.
  • Gubernaculum with two apophysis.
  • Two tubular precloacal supplements
  • Caudal setae abundant
  • Caudal glands and spinneret absent.

 Reported median body size for this species (Length mm; width micrometers; weight micrograms) - Click:

 

 

 
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Distribution:

Collected from sandy mud at the mouth of the River Indus, Sindh, Pakistan

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Economic Importance:

 

 

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Feeding:

Free-living freshwater (estuarine?) nematodes, probably omnivores.

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Hosts:

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Life Cycle:

Ecophysiological Parameters:

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Damage:

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Management:

 
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References:

Keppner, E.J. 1989. Four new species of free-living marine nematode in the genus Pareurystomina (Nematode: Enoplisa) with observations on other members of the genus. Proc. Biological Soc. Washington 102:249-263.

Nasira, K., Shahina, F. and Shamim, S. 2014. Dsecriptions of Bathyeurystomina vaughtae sp. n. and Belbolla longispiculata sp. n. with observations on Pareurystomina vaughtae and Eusrystoma, indica (Enoplida: Enchelidiidae) from Pakistan. International J. Nematology 24:87-96.

 
 
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Revised: December 19, 2024.