2004
DOI: 10.2108/zsj.21.333
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Reports on the Free-Living Platyhelminthes from Australia: Typhloplanoida, with the Description of Three New Taxa

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“…The observations on the serially-sectioned individuals confirm the data given by Willems et al (2004a). The organisation of the genital system, even its detailed structure, is identical with that of the Australian specimens (see Willems et al 2004a). The stylet could not be discerned in the whole mounts and even in the sectioned specimens it is inconspicuous.…”
Section: Incertae Sedissupporting
confidence: 82%
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“…The observations on the serially-sectioned individuals confirm the data given by Willems et al (2004a). The organisation of the genital system, even its detailed structure, is identical with that of the Australian specimens (see Willems et al 2004a). The stylet could not be discerned in the whole mounts and even in the sectioned specimens it is inconspicuous.…”
Section: Incertae Sedissupporting
confidence: 82%
“…The stylet of the new specimen is 30 µm long and 23 µm wide proximally. These measurements correspond with those of the holotype (29 µm long and 17 µm wide; see Willems et al 2004a REMARK: The sectioned individual was damaged ventrally, leaving little of the ventral epidermis and muscle layers. This made the determination of the exact location of the mouth and gonopore somewhat speculative, and details on the structure of their connection to the prepharyngeal cavity and to the common genital atrium cannot be given.…”
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confidence: 79%
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“…In total 108 (unidentified or undescribed) species of 'Turbellaria' were reported from northeastern Australia (North Queensland) in an ecological study by Dittmann (1991), the Kalyptorhynchia being the most species-rich taxon with 39 species. This fact shows how poorly known are the marine microturbellarian fauna of this large continent (for an overview, see Willems et al, 2004Willems et al, , 2005, although they constitute a very important group from an ecological point of view.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%