Taxometric assessment of organisms in ichthyoparasitology of an Indian sub-humid region. ii. - Cestodes. Senga rostellata n.sp. | Proceedings of Parasitology 2003

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Geetanjali S. N. Yadav Parasitology Lab, Department of Zoology, University of Allahabad, India

K. Malhotra Sandeep Parasitology Lab, Department of Zoology, University of Allahabad, India

Abstract

A new species. of genus Senga has been described on characteristics of armed rostellum with 25-29 rostellar hooks in two semicircles 28-32 testis besides other characters of taxonometric significant that have been substantiated by the application of Polythetic Divisive Classificatory system (Malhotra, Dixit and Capoor, 1981) from the closer species viz. S. gangesii (Gairola and Malhotra), S. godavarii (Shinde and Jadhav), S. indicus (n. comb.), S. nayari (Malhotra, 1988), S. pycnomera, S. teleostei (Banerjee, Chaubey and Malhotra), and S. vishakhapatnamensis (Ramadevi and Rao).

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Page(s) 33-39

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Published Journal: Proceedings of Parasitology, Volume: 36, Issue: 1, Year: 2003

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