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Supplementary material 1 from: Kanzaki N, Ragsdale E, Giblin-Davis R (2014) Revision of the paraphyletic genus Koerneria Meyl, 1960 and resurrection of two other genera of Diplogastridae (Nematoda). ZooKeys 442: 17-30. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.442.7459
Species status and several key characters of Koerneria sensu lato in the revised genera.: Explanation note: Taxonomic history, morphological (typological) characters, and life-history traits of Koerneria sensu lato in the revised genera.
Figure 1 from: Kanzaki N, Ragsdale E, Giblin-Davis R (2014) Revision of the paraphyletic genus Koerneria Meyl, 1960 and resurrection of two other genera of Diplogastridae (Nematoda). ZooKeys 442: 17-30. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.442.7459
Figure 1 - Paraphyly of Koerneria sensu lato. Tree is simplified from Kanzaki et al. (2014b), which was inferred from nearly full-length small subunit ribosomal DNA sequences. A subsequent study that included several more species of Koerneria sensu lato likewise showed the well-supported exclusion (99% bootstrap support in likelihood analysis, 100% posterior probability in Bayesian analysis) of a clade of Koerneria luziae + Koerneria ruehmi from all other Diplogastridae, including a monophyletic clade of what is designated herein as Allodiplogaster (Atighi et al. 2013). Asterisks indicate nodes with very strong support as inferred in the former study (>95% bootstrap support, 100% posterior probability).
Figure 2 from: Kanzaki N, Ragsdale E, Giblin-Davis R (2014) Revision of the paraphyletic genus Koerneria Meyl, 1960 and resurrection of two other genera of Diplogastridae (Nematoda). ZooKeys 442: 17-30. https://doi.org/10.3897/zookeys.442.7459
Figure 2 - Schematic drawings of the generic characters of Koerneria and Allodiplogaster. From left to right: stenostomatous form, eurystomatous form, female tail, and male tail characters. From top to bottom: Koerneria, aquatic Allodiplogaster ("striata" species group) and two types of terrestrial Allodiplogaster ("henrichae" species group). For the stenostomatous form of Allodiplogaster sudhausi (not shown), see Fürst von Lieven (2008). Squared bracket indicates cheilostom, which as undivided separates Koerneria from Allodiplogaster. Further diagnosing Koerneria is the arrangement of male genital papillae v5-v7. Unique to the striata group of Allodiplogaster relative to the henrichae group and to Koerneria are a long tail in both sexes, setiform genital papillae, and in many cases setiform labial papillae. Genital papillae and phasmids are labeled following the terminology in Sudhaus and Fürst von Lieven (2003). The phasmids are not clearly described in species of the striata group.
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