Description of a new species, Pseudodiscocotyla mikiae n. sp. (Monogenea: Discocotylidae) parasitic on gills of Pristipomoides filamentosus from off Okinawa-jima island in Japan, with redescription of Pseudodiscocotyla opakapaka
Two species of Pseudodiscocotyla Yamaguti, 1965 (Monogenea: Discocotylidae) were collected from crimson jobfish Pristipomoides filamentosus (Valenciennes) (Perciformes: Lutjanidae) off Okinawa-jima island, southern Japan. Pseudodiscocotyla opakapaka is redescribed and represents the first Japanese r...
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| description | Two species of
Pseudodiscocotyla
Yamaguti, 1965 (Monogenea: Discocotylidae) were collected from crimson jobfish
Pristipomoides filamentosus
(Valenciennes) (Perciformes: Lutjanidae) off Okinawa-jima island, southern Japan.
Pseudodiscocotyla opakapaka
is redescribed and represents the first Japanese record. A new species,
Pseudodiscocotyla mikiae
n. sp.
, differs from
Ps. opakapaka
in the absence of spines around the male genital pore, the shape of the vaginal pore, the presence of spines inside the vaginal pore, and the shape of the clamp. The locations of the male genital atrium and the vaginal pore in both species were similar, and the observed armament differences of the male copulatory organ are therefore presumed to establish reproductive isolation. The phylogenetic trees for the Mazocraeidea based on the partial 28S rDNA sequences were created using new sequences of
Pseudodiscocotyla mikiae
n. sp.
, and Discocotylidae formed a sister group with the species Diclidophoridae, Macrovalvitrematidae, and Plectanocotylidae.
Pristipomoides filamentosus
is widely distributed across the Indo-Pacific, and
Pseudodiscocotyla mikiae
n. sp.
could share the distribution of the host. |
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Pseudodiscocotyla opakapaka
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Ps. opakapaka
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Pseudodiscocotyla opakapaka
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Pseudodiscocotyla mikiae
n. sp.
, differs from
Ps. opakapaka
in the absence of spines around the male genital pore, the shape of the vaginal pore, the presence of spines inside the vaginal pore, and the shape of the clamp. The locations of the male genital atrium and the vaginal pore in both species were similar, and the observed armament differences of the male copulatory organ are therefore presumed to establish reproductive isolation. The phylogenetic trees for the Mazocraeidea based on the partial 28S rDNA sequences were created using new sequences of
Pseudodiscocotyla mikiae
n. sp.
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