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The parasitic polychaete known as Asetocalamyzas laonicola (Calamyzidae) is in fact the dwarf male of the spionid Scolelepis laonicola (comb. nov.)
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The morphology of the obligately ectoparasitic polychaete Asetocalamyzas laonicola was studied by light and electron microscopy, and its taxonomic position was determined using molecular methods, concluding that the parasite is in fact a dwarf male of its conspecific spionid female host.
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Aspects of mast building and the fine structure of “amphipod silk” glands in Dyopedos bispinis (Amphipoda, Dulichiidae)
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The biology of Dyopedos bispinis, a mast-building amphipod that is abundant near the N. Pertsov White Sea Biological Station, is investigated and the social structure of individuals inhabiting the masts is studied, the preferred substrata is identified and the ultrastructure of pereopodal silk glands are studied.
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Morphological variation of axial non-muscular proboscis types in the Polychaeta
The fine structure of mouth parts was studied in 19 species from 13 genera belonging to the three families that are known to have a soft non-muscular axial proboscis: Orbiniidae, Opheliidae, and…
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Sternaspidae (Annelida, Sedentaria) from Vietnam with description of three new species and clarification of some morphological features.
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Five sternaspid species were found near Vietnam shores and some morphological features are clarified: notochaetae are present in introvert chaetigers as delicate capillaries, and an eversible anal peduncle is confirmed, as has been shown by early taxonomists.
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Cossuridae (Annelida: Polychaeta: Sedentaria) from Australian and adjacent waters: the first faunistic survey
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The collection of Cossuridae at the Australian Museum was investigated and three new species were described: Cossura hutchingsae n.sp.
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The morphology of Laubieriopsis sp. (Polychaeta, Fauveliopsidae) and the position of fauveliopsids in the polychaete system
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This study did not find any traits of fauveliopsids similar to Flabelligeridae and close taxa, but displayed some significant differences in the studied species.
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Revision of Buskiella McIntosh, 1885 (including Flota Hartman, 1967), and description of its trifid organ (Polychaeta: Flotidae)
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Comparative morphology and ultrastructure of the respiratory system in four species of the Opheliidae family
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The morphology and ultrastructure of the gills of Ophelia limacina, Ophelina acuminata, Euzonus arcticus, and Travisia forbesii (Opheliidae) were studied using light microscopy, scanning electron microscope, and transmission electron microscopy.
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Still Digging: Advances and Perspectives in the Study of the Diversity of Several Sedentarian Annelid Families
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The current knowledge about the families Acrocirridae, Cirratulidae, Cossuridae, Longosomatidae, Paraonidae, and Sternaspidae is reviewed in terms of biodiversity as well as the evolution of the taxonomy and systematics of each group.
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On the absence of circular muscle elements in the body wall of Dysponetus pygmaeus (Chrysopetalidae, Polychaeta, Annelida)
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An investigation of Dysponetuspygmaeus (Chrysopetalidae) with confocal laser scanning microscopy showed that circular muscles are entirely absent, and further studies indicate that this feature is characteristic for all Chrysopetealidae.
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