7.9 Order Muspiceida

Spratt, David M.

doi:10.1515/9783110274257.335

Nematoda 2013

DOI: 10.1515/9783110274257.335

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7.9 Order Muspiceida

David M. Spratt¹

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“…The affinities and taxonomic position of the group has long been uncertain (Spratt & Nicholas 2002), but the unique features generating this uncertainty (often through reduction or loss of morphological structures) also mean that a separate order is (at least provisionally) justified (Spratt 2014). The earliest use of the name as an order that was located in an extensive search was Spratt & Nicholas (2002), although a formal description and diagnosis as an order was first published by Spratt (2014).…”

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Phylum Nematoda: a classification, catalogue and index of valid genera, with a census of valid species

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2022

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A classification of the entire Phylum Nematoda is presented, based on current molecular, developmental and morphological evidence. The classification reflects the evolutionary relationships within the phylum, as well as significant areas of uncertainty, particularly related to the early evolution of nematodes. It includes 3 classes, 8 subclasses, 12 superorders, 32 orders, 53 suborders, 101 superfamilies, 276 families, 511 subfamilies, 3030 genera, and 28537 species. All valid species named from the time of publication of the previous classification and census (2010) to the end of 2019 are listed, along with the number of valid species in each genus. Taxonomic authorities are provided for taxon names of all ranks. The habitats where the species in each genus are found are listed, and an alphabetic index of genus names is provided. The systematics of nematodes is reviewed, along with a history of nematode classification; evolutionary affinities and origins of nematodes; and the current diagnosis of the group. Short overviews of the general biology, ecology, scientific and economic importance of the group are presented.

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Phylum Nematoda: a classification, catalogue and index of valid genera, with a census of valid species

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7.9 Order Muspiceida

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Phylum Nematoda: a classification, catalogue and index of valid genera, with a census of valid species

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