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There are, typically, two
squamodiscs, one
ventral and one dorsal,
located on the
haptor of the monogenean.
Squamodiscs are
usually made up of scales...
- the
haptor bears two
squamodiscs, one
ventral and one dorsal, the
haptor of
Pseudorhabdosynochus sinediscus is
devoid of
squamodiscs. This is the only species...
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Monoplectanum are
special among diplectanids in that they have only one
squamodisc (generally two in
species of
other genera),
hence the name of the genus...
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monogenean attaches itself to the gill of is host. The
haptor bears two
squamodiscs, one
ventral and one dorsal. The
sclerotized male co****tory organ, or...
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monogenean attaches itself to the gill of is host. The
haptor bears two
squamodiscs, one
ventral and one dorsal. The
sclerotized male co****tory organ, or...
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embedded in the epidermis.
Lamellodiscs are
considered as
special type of
squamodiscs,
which are
homologous structure found in many
diplectanid monogeneans...
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Diplectanidae is a
matter of controversy.
Oliver considered that the
absence of
squamodisc and
adhesive plate in the
haptor and the
position of the
ovary made the...
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monogenean attaches itself to the gill of is host. The
haptor bears two
squamodiscs, one
ventral and one dorsal. The
sclerotized male co****tory organ, or...
-
monogenean attaches itself to the gill of is host. The
haptor bears two
squamodiscs, one
ventral and one dorsal. The
sclerotized male co****tory organ, or...
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ventral and
dorsal anchors,
peduncular spines, hooks,
haptoral spines, and
squamodiscs". Boeger,
Walter A.; Fehlauer,
Karin H.; Marques,
Elineide E. (2006)...
