Folia Parasitologica 38[4] 319-326 (1991)
AONCHOTHECA-MORAVECI SP-N (NEMATODA, TRICHURIDAE), A NEW NEMATODE FROM THE LONG-FINGERED BAT, MYOTIS-CAPACCINII, IN SPAIN
- ESTEBAN, JG (reprint author), UNIV VALENCIA, FAC PHARM, PARASITOL SECT, AV BLASCO IBANEZ 13, E-46010 VALENCIA, SPAIN
A description is made of a new trichurid species of the subfamily Capillariinae, Aonchotheca moraveci sp. n, parasitizing the stomach of the long-fingered bat, Myotis capaccinii (Bonaparte, 1837), in Spain. The male presents two caudal lateral alae, a membranous caudal bursa supported by two forked expansions, a spicule 405-536-mu-m long and a non-spiny spicular sheath. The female has a vulvar appendage and the egg-shell surface presents a fine striation, only scarcely appreciable at the polar plugs.
Published: December 1, 1991 Show citation
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ESTEBAN, J.G., MASCOMA, S., OLTRAFERRERO, J.L., & BOTELLA, P. (1991). AONCHOTHECA-MORAVECI SP-N (NEMATODA, TRICHURIDAE), A NEW NEMATODE FROM THE LONG-FINGERED BAT, MYOTIS-CAPACCINII, IN SPAIN. Folia Parasitologica, 38(4), 319-326
