Beverley-Burton, M.; Chisholm, L. A. (1990). Callorhynchocotyle hydrolagi n. sp. (Monogenea: Hexabothriidae) from Hydrolagus ogilbyi (Chimaeriformes: Chimaeridae) in the South Pacific. Systematic Parasitology. 16(3): 241-246.

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10.1007/bf00009151 [view]

Beverley-Burton, M.; Chisholm, L. A.

1990

16(3): 241-246

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Callorhynchocotyle hydrolagi n. sp. is proposed for hexabothriids found on the gills of the ghost shark, Hydrolagus ogilbyi, taken off the coast of southeastern Australia. The species is distinguished from the three previously described species of the genus in that the sclerites and the points of the sclerites of the three sucker pairs are all of similar size. The greater thickness of the sucker sclerites, the hamuli with inflated, almost spherical terminations of the roots, and the robust male copulatory complex also serve to differentiate C. hydrolagi.

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