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<emphasis id="B95FF209FFC5FF99058FB8AE7B59FBF3" bold="true" box="[199,345,1008,1034]" pageId="11" pageNumber="462">Description.</emphasis>
Habitus and general organisation of the newly-collected specimens as described by
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. Specimens unpigmented,
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; n = 6), with a pair eyes. The syncytial epidermis is 4 μm thick, fully ciliated. Cilia about 4 μm long. It includes two
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of vacuoles: translucent empty ones and oth- ers filled with dark granules. Rhabdites present all over the epidermis, 12 μm long, some located at the epidermis surface, others deeply embedded within the epidermis.
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The proboscis represents about 10% of the body length in live specimens. It has the typical koinocystidid morphology (see
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), with a strong juncture sphincter and does not differ from that of other species of
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(see the description of the proboscis of
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.
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below). Only two pairs of integument retractors were observed: a ventral and a dorsal one. The exact number of fixators, dilatators and proboscis retractors could not be determined. The proboscis pore is closed by a sphincter.
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The pharynx is located at 30%; its general morphology is as described for
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.
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(see below). However, a sphincter around the mouth was not observed. Three
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of glands open in the distal part of the pharynx lumen: two eosinophilic ones (coarse-grained and medium-coarse grained, respectively) and a coarse-grained basophilic one.
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The two testes are located at both the sides of the pharynx. Each of them is connected to a seminal vesicle by a vas deferens. The seminal vesicles fuse proximally from the copulatory bulb, forming a short seminal duct. The copulatory bulb encompasses the prostate vesicle, two spiny cirri, and two distal hooks. The ejaculatory cirrus (terminology of
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) (
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: ci, 4B) is 5077 μm long (
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= 64 μm; n = 4). It is armed with numerous small spines of ± 7 μm long at one side and a group of larger spines 617 μm long (
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= 10 μm; n = 5) at the other. The papillary cirrus (terminology of
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) (
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: pc, 4C) is 110129 μm long (
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= 117 μm; n = 7). Its proximal half is provided with ±2-μm-long triangular spines (
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: sp1), which in the distal half are 58 μm long (
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= 7 μm; n = 13) (
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: sp2). The two larger, strongly sclerotised hooks, which are attached to the wall of the male duct, differ from each other in size. The larger hook (
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: h1, 4D) is located next to the papillary cirrus and is 99120 μm long (
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= 107 μm; n = 7). Its proximal base is extremely asymmetrical. The smaller one (
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: h2; 4E) has a less pronounced asymmetrical base. It is positioned near the proximal end of the ejaculatory cirrus and measures 4063 μm (
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= 56 μm; n = 5).
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<paragraph id="8B942E1BFFC5FF99058FBC2B79C9F803" blockId="11.[151,1437,828,2043]" pageId="11" pageNumber="462">Two elongated ovaries are situated rostral to the copulatory bulb. The oocytes are arranged in a row, increasing in diameter from the most proximal to the most distal one. The female duct receives the pair of oviducts proximally and opens into a distally located bursa through a strong sphincter. Embryos (45) without a surrounding shell were observed in some specimens, suggesting the species is (ovo-) viviparous.</paragraph>
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