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1662
Comments Note the ciliated epidermis overlying the tegument (neodermis) with its basal lamina. The perikarya (nucleated parts of the cells) of the tegument are "insunk", i.e., they are located deep in the tissue. The ciliated epidermis is shed when the larva penetrates into a crayfish, and the tegument becomes the surface layer of the juvenile and adult
Reference redrawn from Rohde, K. and Georgi, M. (1983). Structure and development of the larva of Austramphilina elongata Johnston, 1931 (Cestodaria, Amphilinidea). International Journal for Parasitology 13, 273-287.
Life Cycle Stage larva
View Longitudinal section through surface layers
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Attached to Group Gigantolina elongata: view page image collection
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Image Type Diagram
Image Content Body Parts
Technical Information based on electron-microscopic studies
ID 1662
1702
Comments Note separate vaginal and male pores, deeply lobed ovary consisting of two wings, and large accessory seminal receptacle in addition to seminal receptacle.
Reference redrawn from Dubinina, M.N. (1982). Parasitic worms of the class Amphilinida (Platyhelminthes). "Nauka", Leningrad.
Body Part Posterior end
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Attached to Group Gigantolina magna: view page image collection
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Image Type Drawing/Painting
Image Content Body Parts
ID 1702
1769
Scientific Name Multicotyle purvisi
Reference redrawn from Rohde, K. (1972). The Aspidogastrea, especially Multicotyle purvisi Dawes, 1941. Advances in Parasitology 10, 77-151.
Life Cycle Stage larva
Body Part Note four anterior and six posterior ciliary tufts
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Attached to Group Aspidogastrea: view page image collection
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Image Content Specimen(s)
ID 1769
1830
Comments Note elongate accessory seminal receptacle.
Reference Redrawn from Dubinina, M.N. (1982). Parasitic worms of the class Amphilinida (Platyhelminthes). "Nauka", Leningrad.
Body Part posterior end
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Attached to Group Schizochoerus liguloideus: view page image collection
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Image Content Body Parts
ID 1830
1890
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ID 1890
1913
Scientific Name Lobatostoma manteri
Comments Development after hatching. Note the transformation of the posterior sucker into the ventral disc, and - connected with this - the change in the body proportions
Reference redrawn from Rohde, K. (1975). Early development and pathogenesis of Lobatostoma manteri Rohde (Trematoda: Aspidogastrea). International Journal for Parasitology 5, 597-607.
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Attached to Group Aspidogastrea: view page image collection
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Image Type Diagram
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ID 1913
1968 Micrograph of Multicalyx
Scientific Name Multicalyx elegans (top), Multicalyx sp. (bottom))
Creator Shirley Dawson
Specimen Condition Dead Specimen
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Copyright © 1998 Klaus Rohde
Attached to Group Multicalycidae (Aspidogastrea): view page image collection
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ALT Text Micrograph of Multicalyx
ID 1968
2002
Comments a. Arrangement of hooks in the larva, b. Shape of hooks in greater detail
Reference redrawn from Dubinina, M.N. (1982). Parasitic worms of the class Amphilinida (Platyhelminthes). "Nauka", Leningrad.
Life Cycle Stage larva
Body Part Hooks
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Attached to Group Amphilina foliacea: view page image collection
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Image Type Diagram
Image Content Body Parts
ID 2002
2013
Reference redrawn from Rohde, K. (1972). The Aspidogastrea, especially Multicotyle purvisi Dawes, 1941. Advances in Parasitology 10, 77-151.
Body Part Nervous system in anterior part of body. Note that the brain is the dorsal part of a ring commissure, and that there is a second more external ring commissure at the same level
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Attached to Group Aspidogastrea: view page image collection
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Image Type Drawing/Painting
Image Content Body Parts
ID 2013
2079
Scientific Name Multicotyle purvisi
Reference redrawn from Rohde, K. (1972). The Aspidogastrea, especially Multicotyle purvisi Dawes, 1941. Advances in Parasitology 10, 77-151.
Body Part marginal organs, showing marginal glands, ampullae and connecting ducts
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Attached to Group Aspidogastrea: view page image collection
Title fig29as.gif
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Image Content Body Parts
ID 2079
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