La prédication en grammaire générative

Khalifa, Jean-Charles

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“…Wang (1977) recognized Gyliauchen thalassamae from the Sixbar wrasse, Thalassoma Hardwicke], off China Sea and characterized it from the other Gyliauchen spp. by its long ceca and absence of the oesophageal bulb (= "pharynx" of Wang [1977]) and on the basis of the later feature, Hall & Cribb (2005) investigations reassigned G. thalassamae Wang, 1977 inside Apharyngogyliauchen as Apharyngogyliauchen thalassamae (Wang, 1977) Hall & Cribb, 2005 As part of an on-going study of the Digenea parasitizing the Red Sea fishes (see Khalifa et al, 2015;Dronen et al 2016;Blend et al 2017;Khalifa et al, 2018), A. callyodontis Yamaguti, 1942 was redescribed and its comparative metric account by several authors is also given and discussed.…”

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Apharyngogyliauchen callyodontis Yamaguti, 1942 (Digenea) from a New Host, the Common Parrotfish, Scarus psittacus (Scaridae) with Special Reference to its Morphological Intra-SpecificVariations

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Mohamadain

Khalifa

et al. 2019

SVU-International Journal of Veterinary Sciences

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As part of an on-going study of the helminth parasites collected from the Red Sea fishes, Apharyngogyliauchen callyodontis Yamaguti, 1942 is reported for the first time parasitizing the middle and lower parts of the intestinal tract of Scarus psittacus (Common parrotfish) (Forsskål), collected from the northern Red Sea of Egypt. The encountered helminth was re-described morphologically and morphometrically based on the light microscope study. The current study demonstrated that some taxonomically important, previously unreported morphological and morphometric features, including the variation in; intestinal ceca length, and their posterior extension, testes position relative to ventral sucker, cirrus-sac shape, pars prostatica shape and its extension inside cirrus, genital pore positions from median to nearly submedian, vitelline follicles distribution and its posterior extension, seminal receptacle shape, ovary shape and posterior extension of the uterus. The diagnostic morphological features were elucidated and discussed to provide correct identification of Apharyngogyliauchen species with very careful consideration to avoid overlapping with the closely related species.

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