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Bromley-Schnur, H. J. (2021). The genus Phagocata Leidy (Platyhelminthes, Tricladida) in Israel, a new species of Phagocata from Lake Kinneret, and an emended description of Dugesia salina. Zootaxa. 4969(2).
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Bromley-Schnur, H. J.
2021
The genus Phagocata Leidy (Platyhelminthes, Tricladida) in Israel, a new species of Phagocata from Lake Kinneret, and an emended description of Dugesia salina
Zootaxa
4969(2)
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Dugesia salina (Whitehouse, 1914) (redescription)
Phagocata armeniaca (Komarek, 1916) (additional source)
Phagocata punctata Bromley-Schnur, 2021 (original description)
Phagocata armeniaca (Komarek, 1916) (additional source)
Phagocata punctata Bromley-Schnur, 2021 (original description)
Jordan River for Dugesia salina (Whitehouse, 1914)
Jordan River for Phagocata armeniaca (Komarek, 1916)
Jordan River for Phagocata armeniaca (Komarek, 1916)
Jordan River for Phagocata punctata Bromley-Schnur, 2021
Jordan River for Phagocata armeniaca (Komarek, 1916)
Jordan River for Phagocata armeniaca (Komarek, 1916)
Jordan River for Phagocata punctata Bromley-Schnur, 2021
Holotype HUJ Kin.1, identified as Phagocata punctata Bromley-Schnur, 2021
Paratype HUJ Kin.2, identified as Phagocata punctata Bromley-Schnur, 2021
Paratype HUJ Kin.3, identified as Phagocata punctata Bromley-Schnur, 2021
Neotype HUJ Oct.1, identified as Dugesia salina (Whitehouse, 1914)
Nontype HUJ Oct.2, identified as Dugesia salina (Whitehouse, 1914)
Nontype HUJ Oct.3, identified as Dugesia salina (Whitehouse, 1914)
Nontype HUJ Oct.5, identified as Dugesia salina (Whitehouse, 1914)
Paratype HUJ Kin.2, identified as Phagocata punctata Bromley-Schnur, 2021
Paratype HUJ Kin.3, identified as Phagocata punctata Bromley-Schnur, 2021
Neotype HUJ Oct.1, identified as Dugesia salina (Whitehouse, 1914)
Nontype HUJ Oct.2, identified as Dugesia salina (Whitehouse, 1914)
Nontype HUJ Oct.3, identified as Dugesia salina (Whitehouse, 1914)
Nontype HUJ Oct.5, identified as Dugesia salina (Whitehouse, 1914)