New didymozoid trematodes fromOnigocia-stem platycephalid fishes (original) (raw)

Anderson, G. R. and Cribb, T.H. (1995)New didymozoid trematodes fromOnigocia-stem platycephalid fishes. Parasite, 2 (1). pp. 49-54. https://doi.org/10.1051/parasite/1995021049

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Article Link: http://dx.doi.org/10.1051/parasite/1995021049

Abstract

Two new species of didymozoid trematodes are described from two species of Onigocia-stem platycephalid (flathead) fishes from Moreton Bay, Australia. Indodidymozoon metridion n. sp. is described from the operculum of Suggrundus jugosus. Indodidymozoon ditremion n. sp. is described from the buccal cavity, branchial arches and pharynx of Inegocia japonica. The two species can be distinguished from other species in the genus Indodidymozoon, except Indodidymozoon branchiale, by their two anterior uterine loops, which are located posterior to the fore-bodyhindbody junction. The new species can be differentiated from I. branchiale by the length of their testes. Indodidymozoon metridion differs from I. ditremion in body size, position of ventral sucker and relative testis length. The structure of the Laurer's canal and Juel's organ of species in the genus Indodidymozoon is discussed.

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