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) long, 225 ± 30 (178271) wide at level of excretory pore. Head well marked-off from body proper; cephalic extremity with three cuticular membranes; two amphids immediately next to the mouth opening (
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A). Cuticular annulations approximately 15 µm wide, more prominent in both anterior and posterior regions of body. Oesophageal corpus 504 ± 61 (371578) long; isthmus 26 ± 5 (1935); bulb 91 ± 6 (83103) long, 105 ± 10 (85117) wide. Nerve ring and excretory pore 144 ± 15 (124178) and 776 ± 78 (654865) from anterior end, respectively. Lateral alae originate 473 ± 42 (395529) from anterior end, at level of isthmus, rounded at level of genital cone, terminate approximately 96 ± 27 (56144) from tip of genital cone, narrow anteriorly, enlarged to form broad vanes in cloacal region; maximum width 106 ± 22 (65133). Three pairs of caudal papillae: precloacal (
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D), postcloacal (
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C) and the last pair fusing to form common base with two prominent sessile organs at tip; 47 ± 8 (3859) from tip of tail filament (
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B). Two subsurface structures at tip of well-developed genital cone (
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E). Caudal alae absent. Anterior cloacal lip well developed, extends between 2 precloacal papillae, comprising 2 symmetrical pairs of cuticular lips in tandem covering genital cone anteriorly; anterior pair overlies base of posterior pair; tip of anterior pair serrate; posterior pair smooth; central, cuticular and serrate process located anterior to bilobed posterior cloacal lip. Posterior cloacal lip, opening to spicular pouch, bilobed. Spicule well sclerotized, 89 ± 9 (71101) long, straight, pointed. Tail filament (caudal appendage) 81 ± 9 (6894) long.
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) long, 469 ± 114 (325617) wide at level of vulva. Cephalic extremity flattened in lateral view; mouthsubtriangular surrounded by 6 prominent spherical processes, with circular ridge around periphery of each (
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F, G). Cuticle with annulations approximately 27 µm wide. Oesophageal corpus 791 ± 118 (546920); isthmus 40 ± 5 (3348); bulb 152 ± 15 (130179) long, 185 ± 23 (160229) wide. Nerve ring, excretory pore, and vulva 150 ± 25 (96186), 1.22 ±
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) from anterior end of body, respectively. Ovaries reach level of oesophageal bulb, do not form coils around oesophagus. Vulva in middle of body; pre- and postvulvar cuticle protrudes to varying degrees in different specimens. Body terminates in tail spike, 115 ± 23 (66146) long. Eggs oval, 107 ± 11 (91121) long, 65 ± 5 (5771) wide, slightly flattened on one side, possessing subterminal operculum.
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