Helminths included an unidentified
turbellarian (prevalence 1% to 4%) observed at three sites and the digenetic trematodes Echinostoma sp., Proctoeces maculatus and Bucephalus sp.
We determined almost the entire sequence of 18S rDNA in two species of dicyemid mesozoans and three species of
turbellarians (Platyhelminthes).
A new species of the genus Ciliocincta Kozloff, 1965 (Mesozoa, Orthonectida) parasitic in a marine
turbellarian from Hokkaido.
Cremonte and Figueras ciliates, (2004) coccidians, and
turbellarians) 1999: Isla Jabali, Four parasitic or Cremonte and Figueras Argentina (healthy commensal taxa (2004) population) (Trichodina sp.
Studies on the taxonomy and ecology of the
turbellarian (Plathelminthes) in the floodplain of the Parana river (Argentina).
solida was parasitized by prokaryotic inclusions in the digestive epithelium, intracellular inclusions of bacteria-like organisms and ciliates in the gills, gregarines similar to Nematopsis parasitizing exclusively the connective tissues of most organs, and a
turbellarian similar to Paravortex in the intestine lumen.
Other groups included
turbellarians, polychaetes, oligochaetes, gastrotrichs, isopods, Kinorhyncha, and cnidarians.
turbellarian Dero superterrenus C Metacypris maracaoensis C Indet.
53-54), a Japanese scientist at the Imperial University of Tokyo, published Ito's colored polyclad
turbellarian paintings in black and white, acknowledging only Paul Bartsch, for whom Ito had prepared the drawings.
1992) and Moina (D'Abramo 1980) - and in the
turbellarian worm Mesostoma ehrenbergii (Beisner et al.
Some aspects of reproductive biology in the freshwater triclad
turbellarian Cura foremannii.
-- In the open pond, 55 percent of the total number of organisms collected were polychaetes and 35 percent were tentatively identified as a
turbellarian flatworm (William J.