42 resultados para HDE GEN
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1) O A. descreve, no presente trabalho duas novas espécies de um novo gênero de flagelados (Metasaccinobaculus), colocado entre os Oxymo-nadidae, 2) Morfológicamente, caracterizam-se pela existência de um rostelo que juntamente com o aspecto geral e as esferas endoplasmáticas os aproxima dos oximonadideos, e pela presença de um axostilo ondulante dotado de movementos enérgicos, únicos responsáveis pela locomoção do protozoário. Os flagelos foram definitivamente perdidos. 3) No seu ciclo evolutivo o protozoário apresenta duas fórmas perfeitamente distintas: uma fórma jovem que nada livremente no fluido intes¬tinal do termita e uma fórma adulta, fixa pelo rostelo na parede do tubo digestivo do hospedeiro. A forma adulta e sacciforme, com um longo rostelo em cuja extremidade anterior existe um disco de fixação. O ectoplasma é espesso sobretudo na extremidade posterior, e o endoplasma cheio de esferas pardas. O componente cinético extranuclear é constituído por um axostilo ondulante muito cromófilo, por vêzes franjados nos bordos e preso a parede do corpo por uma estrutura tubular. Além desta organela, observa-se ainda dois sistema fibrilares. O primeiro é constituído de fibras rostelares e que ligam a porção ondulante do axostilo à extremidade do rostelo. O outro que denominamos fibrilas cromófobas independentes, nascem na extremidade do rostelo, percorrendo-o lateralmente em tôda a sua extensão e atingindo o corpo, onde se resolvem em feixes secundários que se espalham em todas as direções. O núcleo é formado de traves grosseiras de cromatina, formando um re¬tículo muito irregular. A forma jovem é muito menor, com rostelo e fibrilas cromófobas rudimentares. O axostilo ondulante relativamente muito desenvolvido, se fixa na extremidade posterior. Com o crescimento, este ponto vai-se deslocando em direção à região anterior do corpo. Nota-se perto do ponto de inserção, uma bainha de filamentos finíssimos envolvendo a porção tubular posterior do axostilo, bastante semelhante são de Saccinobaculus. O endoplasma é fortemente cromófilo, mas sem esferas. O núcleo a principio formado de granulos muito finos de cromatina e uniformemente dispersos, apresenta uma ou mais estruturas envolvidas por um halo claro, com a aparência de cariosoma. Cêdo porém desaparecem. 4) Antes da mitose, que é muito semelhante a de O. grandis, o núcleo desprende-se e caí na porção posterior do corpo, por degeneração de tôdas as organelas cinéticas extranucleares. A membrana nuclear persiste. Forma-se um fuso central muito desenvolvido. Os cromosomas são em número imenso, muito finos e irregulares. No lugar onde deveriam estar presentes os centríolos, vê-se um espaço claro circular na superfície do qual se inserem as fibrilas do fuso. Os novos axostilos ondulantes e demais organelas se formam nos pólos da figura mitótica, a partir dos centríolos perceptíveis pela sua imagem negativa, ou por uma estrutura hialina que envolve a figura mitótica, como é sugerido pelo exame de certas preparações (v. texto desenvolvido).
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A new system for wing venation of Simuliidae is proposed. Lutzsimulium cruzi n., gen. and n. sp. is described based on an single female and its pupal skin.
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A new system for wing venation of Simuliidae is proposed. Lutzsimulium cruzi n., gen. and n. sp. is described based on a single female and its pupal skin.
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During recent studies of the parasites of birds from the Amazonian Regio, the following nematodes were recovered: Hoazinstrongylus amazonensis n.gen.n.sp. from Opisthocomus hoazin (Muller, 1776); Ascaridia columbae (Gmel., 1790) Travassos, 1913, from Leptotila r. rufaxilla (Richard & Bernard, 1712) representing a new host record; Inglisakis ibanezi Freitas, Vicente & Santos, 1969, Cyrnea (C.) semilunaris (Molin, 1860) Seurat, 1914 and Thelazia digitata Travassos, 1918. A compelte description is restrained to the new genus and new species here proposed. The other known and well described species are listed and accounted.
Digamacris n. gen. (Orthoptera, Acrididae, Melanoplinae) de la region atlantica meridional de Brasil
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Digamacris, a new genus of the Dichroplini (Acrididae, Melanoplinae) is described for the species Pezotettix amoenus Stal, 1878 and Dichroplus fratemus Carl, 1916, both included at present in the genus Dichroplus. These species live in edges and clearings of the Atlantic Forest (Mata Atlantica) of Brazil. D. fratemus is found in the states of Minas Gerais, Espirito Santo and Rio de Janeiro east of the Bay of Guanabara. D. amoenus in the state of Rio de Janeiro W. of the Bay of Guanabara and in the coastal area of the state of São Paulo. The species are illustrated and redescribed. Both have two neatly different chromatic forms of females, while the males are uniform in coloration and closely correspond with one of the female forms.
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Neohilgertia gen. n. proposed for Oxyuridae nematodes from Thylamys venustus cinderellus (Marsupialia: Didelphidae) is described. The hypothesis about the possibility of a secondary parasitism for marsupials and the origin of the genus in the African Sciuridae parasite ancestors is discussed.
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A new genus, Travassosnema (Guyanemidae, Dracunculoidea) is proposed to include filariid worms having esophagus divided into muscular and glandular parts, with esophageal appendix near junction with intestine; anus functional; vulva anterior, well developed and functional in mature females. Travassonema travassosi sp. n., a parasite of Acestrorhynchus lacustris Reinhardt, 1874 from Três Marias Reservoir (São Francisco River) in the State of Minas Gerais, Brazil, is described. The generic and the specific names are a tribure to Brazilian parasitologist Lauro Travassos at his birth centenary.
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A new nematode, the type of a new genus and a new species Laurostrongylus hoineffae, parasitic in the cricetid rodent Gymnuromys roberti in Madagascar, is described. The species belongs to the Graphiidinae subfamily of Trichostrongylidae but some features point to its affinity to certain Libyostrongylinae, especially to two monospecific genera endemic in Madagascar Pararhabdonema and Cnizostrongylus. This ensemble of relict species seems thus to support the concept of a common ancestor for the Libyostrongylinae and Graphidiinae. The two subfamilies were supposed to originate in the Ethipian region. The presence of the three generain Madagascar could either indicate their Madagascan origin or, more likely, a continental origin with an insular niche allowing the preservation of the species.
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Hermanlentia n. gen. of Tribe Triatomini, with a List of Species of Triatominae (Hemiptera, Reduviidae) - Hermanlentia n. gen. was established in the tribe Triatomini, based on differences of external morphology, phallic structures and chromatic characters of Triatoma matsunoi Fernandez-Loayza 1989, in relation to other species of Triatoma. The head is long with disproportionally small eyes 1:0,16; the relation of the head and the pronotum is 1: 0,4; and the coloration of the hemelytron is whitish. Characters of the male genitalia that distinguish the new genus are the articulatory apparatus with twice the size of the aedeagus, phallosoma with fingerlike apex, 1 + 1 dorsal conjuntive processes with the inner edge toothed, and absence of endosoma process and vesica
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A new genus, Oswaldotrema gen. nov. is proposed. Oswaldotrema nacinovici sp. nov. is descibed from Numenius phaeopus Latham, 1790. Differentiation from the other related genera, namely Philophthalmus, Pygorchis, Proctobium, Parorchis, Echinostephila, Cloacitrema, Pittacium, Ophthalmotrema, Skrjabinovermis and Paratrema, was based on morphological characters, mainly on those referring to the body surface, body shape, head, esophagus, pharynx, acetabulum, vitellaria, vitelline reservoir and seminal vesicle.
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From June 1999 to May 2001, small mammals were captured in three areas of the Atlantic Forest in Southeastern Brazil and examined for ectoparasites. Analysis of ectoparasites revealed the presence of a new chigger genus and species, Caamembecaia gratiosus, from Trinomys gratiosus. This is the first record of a chigger from T. gratiosus.
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Leptoconops nosopheris sp. n. (Diptera: Ceratopogonidae) is described from a blood-filled female biting midge in Early Cretaceous Burmese amber. The new species is characterized by a very elongate terminal flagellomere, elongate cerci, and an indistinct spur on the metatibia. This biting midge contained digenetic trypanosomes (Kinetoplastida: Trypanosomatidae) in its alimentary tract and salivary glands. These trypanosomes are described as Paleotrypanosoma burmanicus gen. n., sp. n., which represents the first fossil record of a Trypanosoma generic lineage.
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The family Nematotaeniidae, tapeworms commonly found in the small intestines of amphibians and reptiles, includes 27 recognised species distributed among four genera: Bitegmen Jones, Cylindrotaenia Jewell, Distoichometra Dickey and Nematotaenia Lühe. The taxonomy of these cestodes is poorly defined, due in part to the difficulties of observing many anatomical traits. This study presents and describes a new genus and species of nematotaeniid parasite found in cane toads (Rhinella marina) from eastern Brazilian Amazonia. The cestodes were collected during the necropsy of 20 hosts captured in the urban area of Belém, Pará. The specimens were fixed and processed for light microscopy, scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and three-dimensional (3D) reconstruction. Samples were also collected for molecular analyses. The specimens presented a cylindrical body, two testes and paruterine organs. However, they could not be allocated to any of the four existing nematotaeniid genera due to the presence of two each of dorsal compact medullary testes, cirri, cirrus pouches, genital pores, ovaries and vitelline glands per mature segment. Lanfrediella amphicirrus gen. nov. sp. nov. is the first nematotaeniid studied using Historesin analysis, SEM and 3D reconstruction, and it is the second taxon for which molecular data have been deposited in GenBank.
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A new genus of Tabanidae mimetic of flies is described: Muscotabanus new genus, Muscotabanus rafaeli new species, based on 12 females collected in the state of Amazonas, Brazil. It is presented a discussion for separating the new genus from Diachlorini species which resemblance with sarcophagids flies. It is characterised by striped thorax, banded abdomen, long slender palpus subequal antenna length, labella predominantly membranous, except for a narrow sclerotised plate, basicosta bare, wing hyaline and stigma brown.
