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(
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,
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and
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)
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(female)
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: L =
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; a = 25; b = 3.5; c = 41; c = 1.1;
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= 49 %. Odontostyle 26 µm
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.
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(n = 2): L =
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; a = 2123; b = 4.34.4; c = 3641; c = 1.01.5;
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= 4445%.
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female on slide 14772.
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:
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. Type locality and habitat:
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in
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, primary rain forest along the
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by J.
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.
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Body plump, C-shaped after fixation, in anterior half hardly, in posterior half more strongly curved, 6577 µm wide at mid-region. Cuticle smooth, 2.83.5 µm in most part of body and 4.44.8 µm on dorsal side of tail. Under optical microscopy, it consists of two layers (especially distinct on tail), of which the outer layer is thin and more transparent, the inner layer thicker and more “solid” and of other refraction. Labial region 1819 µm wide (a = 8596)
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, sharply set off by a constriction; lips moderately separated from one another, more or less angular. Body at posterior end of stylet 1.71.9 times, at posterior end of oesophagus 3.54.5 times as wide as head. Amphid almost as wide as two-thirds of corresponding body diameter.
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<paragraph id="8BEBEC47E979FFA4573E367F9983F981" blockId="1.[317,1271,1128,1552]" pageId="1" pageNumber="98">Odontostyle strong, 2426 µm long and 4.55.0 µm thick, or 5.76.3% of oesophagus length, 1.31.4 times as long as labial width, and twice as thick as cuticle at the same level. Ventral wall of stylet thicker than dorsal wall. Aperture equal to half length of stylet. Guiding apparatus aporcelaimoid, its ring surrounding the first quarter of stylet. Oesophagus 380450 µm, occupying 2328% of entire length of body, its anterior section also muscular, gradually enlarging at 4751% of its length. Oesophageal gland nuclei more or less conspicuous; dorsal nucleus at 15% of body length. Glandularium 130180 µm long. Cardia elongate-conoid, dorsally with a separate unicellular body</paragraph>
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Oesophageal gland nuclei in
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<emphasis id="B9203055E979FFA4555A357A9959F9F1" box="[794,1071,1611,1632]" italics="true" pageId="1" pageNumber="98">Aporcelaimellus amazonicus</emphasis>
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D = 6066%
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= 2022%
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= 3435%
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PS
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= 6368%
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K = 5963% PS
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= 6670% (gland?). Distance between posterior end of oesophagus and vulva 1.01.3 times as long as oesophagus. Prerectum short and spacious, 1.72.4, rectum 1.11.6 times anal body diameter.
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. Amphidelphic with equally developed gonads. Vulva transverse, with strongly sclerotized but unusually narrow, 9 µm long inner lips. Whereas, vagina very thick; vulva + vagina equal to 2429 µm, or occupying about one-third of body diameter. Each genital tract 2.63.2 body widths long, occupying 1213% of body length. Each uterine branch about 1.5 body widths long, oviduct transversely striated, proximal with spermatheca-like swelling; the latter and uterus separated by a sphincter muscle from each orther. Neither eggs, nor sperms were observed. Distance vulvaanus equal to 1822 tail lengths. Female tail 4048 µm, one to one and a half times as long as anal body diameter, 2.42.8% of body length, conoid-rounded with sharply pointed terminal projection. Ventral contour of tail convex, dorsal contour concave; projection 1013 µm long, slightly or strongly bent dorsally. Two pairs of subdorsal caudal papillae lying close to each other.
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<emphasis id="B9203055E97AFFA7577D35D79C0DF96A" bold="true" box="[317,379,1766,1787]" pageId="2" pageNumber="99">Fig. 1.</emphasis>
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AB: anterior ends; CD: vulval regions (note the long and narrow vulval lips). (Scale bars 20 µm each)
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<emphasis id="B9203055E97BFFA6573E314F9CC0FD02" box="[382,438,638,659]" italics="true" pageId="3" pageNumber="100">Male.</emphasis>
Not found.
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<emphasis id="B9203055E97BFFA6573E318A9C8BFD44" box="[382,509,699,725]" italics="true" pageId="3" pageNumber="100">Diagnosis.</emphasis>
A middle-sized, rather robust nematode species with sharply separated head, strong stylet, aperture occupying half of the stylet length, an oesophagus widening at its middle, comparatively back positioned dorsal nucleus, slender vulval lips, thick vagina, and with 1.01.5 anal body diameters long, sharply pointed tail.
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. By virtue of the characteristic shape of tail: possessing a comparatively long and sharply tipped projection,
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is unique within the genus. Among the members of
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,
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18 species are known each showing concave contour on the dorsal side of tail. If we compare the tail of the present Brazilian species with the tails of those illustrated in
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and
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, it can be seen that
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is immediately differentiated from each of them. In other words, a tail showing such a long, well separated and sharply pointed tip nowhere occurs within the genus. Another distinguishing character is found in the shape of the sclerotized vulval lips which are longer and narrower than is usual in the genus.
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<emphasis id="B9203055E97BFFA6577D35DD9C0AF890" bold="true" box="[317,380,1772,1793]" pageId="3" pageNumber="100">Fig. 2.</emphasis>
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AC: Posterior ends of three females (C: holotype.) (Scale bar 20 µm)
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and
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) described two
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species
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from
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which were later transferred to
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: A. gerlachi
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(
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and
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(
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. In comparing the three Brazilian species, we see that our new species differs from
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in having a shorter body (
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compared with
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), non-punctuated cuticle, longer stylet (2426 µm compared with 2021 µm), more anterior vulva (at 4449% compared with 5356%) and sharply pointed tail. It differs from
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in having a shorter and plumper body (
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, a = 2125 compared with
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, a = 33), smooth cuticle, longer stylet (1.31.4 labial widths compared with one labial width), and pointed tip of tail.
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<emphasis id="B9203055E97CFFA1573E37349C9AFB8B" box="[382,492,1029,1050]" italics="true" pageId="4" pageNumber="101">Etymology.</emphasis>
The species is named after Amazonia, the greatest rain forest region on Earth.
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