Viscosia timmi		Contents		Rev: 06/27/2022
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Classification:

Enoplea

     Enoplia

        Enoplida

              Oncholaimoidea

                    Oncholaimidae

         Oncholaimellinae

Viscosia timmi Gagarin & Nguyen, 2008

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Morphology and Anatomy:

• Cuticle smooth
• Head flattened
• Outer labial and cephalic sensillae are short setae
•  Stoma athick-walled cylinder, 2.0-2.2 times as long as it is wide with three teeth; of which the right subventral tooth is considerably larger than dorsal and left subventral.
• Amphid apertures are 40-50% the body diameter and situtated at level of posterior half of stoma.
• Esophagus muscular with cardia small, protruding into mid gut lumen.
• Renette cell elongate-cylindrical, 30-35 um long, situated ventrally 90-120 um from posterior end of esophagus with the excretory pore located posterior to nerve ring.
• Freshwater and marine nematodes.

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Distribution:

Free-living nematodes described from bottom sediments (1-1.5 meter depth) in mangrove swamp in the Red River Delta, northern Vietnam.

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References:

Gagarin, V.G., Nguyen, T.T. 2008. Free-Living Nematodes from the Red River Delta, Vietnam.  Biologiya Vnutrennikh Vol 1:1-17.

Copyright © 1999 by Howard Ferris.
Revised: June 27, 2022.