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Yttertavle, Vasterbotten, Sweden
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Summary[
edit] Spinochordodes tellinii aus seinem Wirt, der Eichenschrecke Meconema thalassinum, austretend (Südfrankreich) Bildspende von Dr. Andreas Schmidt-Rhaesa Uploader:
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Summary[
edit] Description: An adult individual 7.25 inches long after emerging out of a cricket. Date: 22 May 2014 (according to
Exif data). Source: Own work. Author:
User:bobjgalindo.
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Figure 8; Male adult Chordodes formosanus from novel hosts. A Posterior end B Anterior end C–D Variable crowned areole morphologies from different individuals E Close view of (C) with typical C. formosanus crowned areoles; F Close view of (D) with smaller crowned areoles. Ca, crowned areole. Scale bars 100 µm (A), 10 µm (B), 100 µm (C–D), and 10 µm (E–F).
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Gordius aquaticus
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Figure 6; A, B. Cuticle (A) and posterior end (B) of Gordius plicatissimus (V13332). C–G. Gordius setiger, specimens V2224 (C, D) and V5940 (E–G). H–P. Gordius cf. setiger, specimens V9000 (H–J), V9900 male I (K–M) and V9900 male II (N–P).
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Figure 14; A–F. Chordodes cf. joyeuxi. A. Female posterior end with terminal cloacal opening. B. Overview on cuticle with different types of areoles: tubercle areoles (tuar), thorn areoles (thar) and cluster of crowned and circumcluster areoles (crcl) (here a cluster with long filaments is present). C. Magnification of thorn areoles. E Magnification of tubercle areoles. D, F. Clusters of central crowned areoles and circumcluster areoles (ccar). G–I. Chordodes polycoronatus. G. Abundant large crowned areole clusters (one cluster is encircled). H. Posterior end with precloacal bristlefields (pbf). I. Magnification showing similar structure of areoles in the clusters.
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Gordius aquaticus
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Figure 12; A, B. Pseudochordodes meridionalis, V2930. Cuticular structure in low (A) and higher (B) magnification, encircled in B is a tubercle areole. C–O. Chordodes sp., specimen V2230 (C–G) was formerly designated as holotype of C. pilosus. C. Overview onto the ventral side. Note elevated clusters on both sides of the ventral midline (vml). D. Overview onto the lateral side. Note scattered elevated clusters (arrow indicates one of these clusters). E. Higher magnification shows that the clusters are composed of elevated areoles. F. Clusters of crowned areoles (crar) and circumcluster areoles (ccar) are strongly eroded. Image shows a cluster from next to the ventral midline which includes crowned areoles with long apical filaments. G. Strongly eroded cluster from the lateral body side. H–O. Specimen V5320; H–K female specimen, L–O male specimen. H, I. Arrangement of crowned areole clusters with long filaments next to the ventral midline (vml). J. Two central crowned areoles within a cluster. K. Crowned areoles (crar) surrounded by circumcluster areoles (ccar). L–O. Cuticle and areoles in the male, see female for abbreviations. P–S. Chordodes brasiliensis, different specimens of number V7351. Cuticle shows scattered elevated crowned areoles among simple areoles (sar). Specimen V7351d has part of the cuticle covered by rests of the larval cuticle (lc).
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Gordius aquaticus
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Gordius cinctus
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Figure 3; a–c Chordodes combiareolatus: a, b cluster of crowned areoles (crar) and circumcluster areoles (ccar) in different degrees of preservation of the apical filaments c simple areoles (sar) and the combined simple/tubercle areoles (tar) characteristic for this species d–h Chordodes cf. furnessi: d simple areoles (sar) and bulging areoles (bar) between clusters of crowned areoles (ccar = circumcluster areoles) e thorn areole (thar) f tubercle (tu) g, h two different clusters of crowned and circumcluster areoles, where no differences between these two types of areoles are visible.
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Gordius aquaticus
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Figure 3; Specimens of Gordius sp., ventral view of posterior ends and cuticle in midbody sections. The specimen number is indicated in the lower left of each image. A, D, E, G, H, J–L. Cuticular surface, see text for explanation. B, F, I, M. Posterior ends with postcloacal crescent and cloacal opening (co). C. Magnification of short bristles on the tail lobes of V4981.
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Figure 4; Chordodes cf. furnessi: a fine structure of areole from a crowned areole cluster b clusters containing crowned areoles with long apical bristles (arrowed) along the assumed midventral line (mvl) c in such clusters crowned areoles (crar) and circumcluster areoles (ccar) can be distinguished (bar = bulging areoles) d anterior end of the animal e fine structure of areoles in the anterior end f some spines (arrowed) are present between the areoles in the anterior end.
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Longitude (deg): -2.1. Latitude (deg): 54.0. Longitude (deg/min): 2ð 10' W. Latitude (deg/min): 54ð 0' N. Vice county name: Mid-west Yorks. Vice county no.: 64. Country: England. Stage: Living animal. Identified by: Malcolm Storey. Comment: emerging from squashed Carabid beetle on footpath. Category: macro-photograph. Image scaling: highly enlarged. Background: white background. Photo date: 19 Jun 2010. Photographic equipment used: Canon EOS400D dSLR and MP-E 65mm x1 to x5 macro lens.
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Figure 5; A–F. Specimens of Gordius sp., ventral view of posterior ends and cuticle in midbody sections. G, H. Gordius aquaticus (V12685), cuticle (G) and posterior end (H). I. Cuticular surface of G. longissimus (V2229). J, K. Cuticle (J) and posterior end (K) of G. paranensis (V5035). Note row of bristles on the posterior end (arrows in K). L. Posterior end of G. paranensis (V11709), arrows as in K. M–O. Cuticle (M, N) and posterior end (O) of G. plicatissimus. The specimen number is indicated in the lower left of each image.
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Figure 2; Specimens of Gordius sp., ventral view of posterior ends and cuticle in midbody sections. The specimen number is indicated in the lower left of each image. A–E, G–I. Cuticular surface. This is either smooth (A–C, G), has keel-like structures (D) or areoles (E, H, I). F, J, K. Posterior ends with postcloacal crescent (pcc) and cloacal opening (co). The posterior end of specimen V4611 has a fringed rim around the cloacal opening (J, K).
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Longitude (deg): -2.1. Latitude (deg): 54.0. Longitude (deg/min): 2ð 10' W. Latitude (deg/min): 54ð 0' N. Vice county name: Mid-west Yorks. Vice county no.: 64. Country: England. Stage: Living animal. Identified by: Malcolm Storey. Comment: emerging from squashed Carabid beetle on footpath. Category: macro-photograph. Image scaling: magnified. Background: white background. Photo date: 19 Jun 2010. Photographic equipment used: Canon EOS400D dSLR and MP-E 65mm x1 to x5 macro lens.
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Summary[
edit] Description: Deutsch: Ein Wasserkalb (Gordius aquaticus) mit Schreichholzkopf zum Größenvergleich, in Schleswig-Holstein. Date: 7 June 2007, 09:32:33. Source: Own work. Author:
5snake5.