Line Drawing 1
Figs 1-6. Lacistorhynchus dol/jusi sp. nov. Tentacular armature. l, metabasal region, internal surface 0.35 mm anterior
to base of tentacle; 2, metabasal region, bothridial surface; 3, metabasal regi... MoreFigs 1-6. Lacistorhynchus dol/jusi sp. nov. Tentacular armature. l, metabasal region, internal surface 0.35 mm anterior
to base of tentacle; 2, metabasal region, bothridial surface; 3, metabasal region, external surface; 4, basal region,
internal surface; bothridial surface to right; 5, basal region, bothridial surface; a-d, bill-hooks; 6, basal region,
external surface, bothridial surface to right; a-d, bill-hooks. Scale line 0.01 mm. Hook numbering system follows
Dollfus (1942). |
Line Drawing 2
Figs 7-16. Lacistorhynchus dol/fusi sp. nov. 7, scolex; 8, anterior region of strobila showing extremely long neck
region; 9, mature proglottis; 10, gravid proglottis; 11, neck region of cestode show... MoreFigs 7-16. Lacistorhynchus dol/fusi sp. nov. 7, scolex; 8, anterior region of strobila showing extremely long neck
region; 9, mature proglottis; 10, gravid proglottis; 11, neck region of cestode showing folding of surface tegument
giving impression of proglottisation; 12, tentacular bulb, showing insertion of retractor muscle; 13, detail of retractor
muscle insertion, showing continuation of retractor along internal wall of bulb by nucleated, non-muscular tissues;
14, female genital complex; 15, cirrus sac and genital atrium; 16, egg. Scale lines 0.1 mm. |
Photo Micrograph
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Scanning Electron Micrograph
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Global Cestode Database
Figs 1-6. Lacistorhynchus dol/jusi sp. nov. Tentacular armature. l, metabasal region, internal surface 0.35 mm anterior
to base of tentacle; 2, metabasal region, bothridial surface; 3, metabasal region, external surface; 4, basal region,
internal surface; bothridial surface to right; 5, basal region, bothridial surface; a-d, bill-hooks; 6, basal region,
external surface, bothridial surface to right; a-d, bill-hooks. Scale line 0.01 mm. Hook numbering system follows
Dollfus (1942). 
Figs 7-16. Lacistorhynchus dol/fusi sp. nov. 7, scolex; 8, anterior region of strobila showing extremely long neck
region; 9, mature proglottis; 10, gravid proglottis; 11, neck region of cestode showing folding of surface tegument
giving impression of proglottisation; 12, tentacular bulb, showing insertion of retractor muscle; 13, detail of retractor
muscle insertion, showing continuation of retractor along internal wall of bulb by nucleated, non-muscular tissues;
14, female genital complex; 15, cirrus sac and genital atrium; 16, egg. Scale lines 0.1 mm. 
