Cestode Scientific Name
| Species ID | 7229 |
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| Order | Diphyllobothriidea |
| Family | Diphyllobothriidae |
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| Genus | Baylisiella |
| Species | tecta |
| Authority | (Linstow, 1892) Markowski, 1952 |
| Taxonomic Status | Valid |
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| Synonyms | Bothriocephalus tectus Linstow, 1892; Dibothriocephalus tectus (Linstow, 1892) Zschokke, 1903; Diphyllobothrium tectum (Linstow, 1892) Meggitt, 1924; Cordicephalus tectus (Linstow, 1892) Wardle, McLeod, & Stewart, 1947 |
| Genus Record | No |
| Type Species | Yes |
| Verified | No |
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| Citation(s) |
von Linstow, O. 1892. Helminthen von Süd-Georgien. Jahrbuch der Hamburgischen Anstalten 9: 59-77. (6870) Download PDFMarkowski, S. 1952. The cestodes of seals from the Antarctic. Bulletin of the British Museum (Natural History) 1(7): 123-150. (6681) Download PDF |
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Record Data
| Date (MM/DD/YYYY) | Action | User Name |
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| 07/08/2010 | Created | B. Barbeau |
| 02/07/2013 | Modified | |
| 01/29/2016 | Modified | K. Mojica |
| 09/16/2016 | Modified | B. Barbeau |
| 08/08/2017 | Modified | R. Kuchta |
| 08/04/2023 | Modified | R. Kuchta |
Type Host
| Host Class | Mammalia | ||||||
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| Host Order | Carnivora | ||||||
| Host Family | Phocidae | ||||||
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Type Locality
| Country | Antarctica |
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| Body of Water | Southern Ocean |
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| Locality Notes | -Markowski obtained from 2 elefant siels from Bay of Isles, South Georgia |
Specimens
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Data are given as in original description unless otherwise indicated.
Global Cestode Database
Baylisiella tecta from Elephant seal. Fig. 9. Sagittal section of cirrussac. Fig. 18. Transverse section of muscular system, showing its peculiar structure and the powerfully developed cortical excretory system. Only a part of cortical parenchyma and vitelline glands have been drawn. Fig. 69. Transverse section of segment. Fig. 70. Transverse section of male apparatus. Fig. 71. Sagittal section of segment. Fig. 72. Scolex. 

