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Tripyloididae
Family of nematodes From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Tripyloididae is a family of nematodes belonging to the order Araeolaimida.[1]
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Characteristics
The following traits define the genus:[2]
- the amphid is located posterior to the buccal cavity
- the spicule is wide
- the gubernaculum has little teeth
- the tail is conico-cylindrical
- the male reproductive system consists of a single testis
- the female didelphic has reflexed ovaries.[3]
Genera
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Genera:[1]
- Arenasoma Yeates, 1967
- Bathylaimoides Allgén, 1959
- Bathylaimus Cobb, 1894
- Ingenia Gerlach, 1957
Species
Tripyloides acherusius
Tripyloides amazonicus
Tripyloides amoyanus n. sp.
Tripyloides brevis
Tripyloides caudaensis
Tripyloides gracilis
Tripyloides granulatus
Tripyloides imitans
Tripyloides mangrovensis n. sp.
Tripyloides marinus
Tripyloides omblaica
Tripyloides pallidus
Tripyloides septentrionalis
Tripyloides soyeri
Tripyloides taafi
Tripyloides undulatus
References
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