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1951
DOI: 10.1590/s0006-87051951000100007
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Uma nova espécie de Mononchus (Nematoda, Mononchidae)

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“…Especially relevant is the variation observed in buccal cavity length (18-34 µm), an unusually wide range in mononchid species. Actually, Vietnamese specimens display 26-28 µm long buccal cavity, totally comparable or with appreciably overlapping ranges to those reported for Afrotropical (Mulvey and Jensen 1967;Chaves and Geraert 1977) and Indomalayan (Mulvey 1963;Mohandas and Prabhoo 1979;Jairajpuri and Khan 1982;Loof 2006) populations, but they differ from some South American specimens (Carvalho 1951;Chaves 1990), 25-33 vs 18-23 µm, indeed a remarkable difference that might be the result of a biogeographical pattern with two tentative species or subspecies. Nevertheless, a doubt persists over the true identity of several of these populations, which should be resolved before proposing any taxonomical change.…”
Section: Descriptions Of Speciessupporting
confidence: 75%
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“…Especially relevant is the variation observed in buccal cavity length (18-34 µm), an unusually wide range in mononchid species. Actually, Vietnamese specimens display 26-28 µm long buccal cavity, totally comparable or with appreciably overlapping ranges to those reported for Afrotropical (Mulvey and Jensen 1967;Chaves and Geraert 1977) and Indomalayan (Mulvey 1963;Mohandas and Prabhoo 1979;Jairajpuri and Khan 1982;Loof 2006) populations, but they differ from some South American specimens (Carvalho 1951;Chaves 1990), 25-33 vs 18-23 µm, indeed a remarkable difference that might be the result of a biogeographical pattern with two tentative species or subspecies. Nevertheless, a doubt persists over the true identity of several of these populations, which should be resolved before proposing any taxonomical change.…”
Section: Descriptions Of Speciessupporting
confidence: 75%
“…Sporonchulus ibitiensis (Carvalho, 1951) Andrássy, 1958 Mononchus ibitiensis Carvalho, 1951. Syn. Sporonchuloides ibitiensis (Carvalho, 1951) Mohandas & Prabhoo, 1982. Material examined. Four females from one location, in good state of preservation.…”
Section: Descriptions Of Speciesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Bastian, 1865, do Estado de S. Paulo, graças principalmente aos trabalhos de CARVALHO (1951CARVALHO ( , 1953CARVALHO ( , 1955CARVALHO ( , 1956CARVALHO ( , 1956a, vem sendo paulatinamente conhecida. Os estudos deste autor trouxeram ao conhecimento da ciência quatro interessantes e boas espé-cies: M. ibitiensis Carvalho, 1951;M.…”
Section: -Introdução a Fauna De Nematódeos Do Gênero Mononchusunclassified
“…proviniente do Itatiaia, numa altitude de 2,500 m. Espécie de hábito� nematófagos conhecidos. Carvalho, 1951. Espécie nematófaga, constatada na Estação Experim�ntal de Monte Alegre do Sul, pertencente ao Instituto Agron6mico de Campinas, ao redor de raízes de cenoura.…”
Section: Subgênero F�ionchulusunclassified