Cyathorobbea hypermnestra
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s13127-024-00643-0 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/038F517A-3E38-FF92-FF7C-83F9FA3D871D |
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Felipe |
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Cyathorobbea hypermnestra |
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Cyathorobbea hypermnestra View in CoL View at ENA , Cy. ruetzleri and Cy. agricola
The bulbus is wider than long in both Cy. hypermnestra and Cy. agricola and is distinctly asymmetrical in Cy. ruetzleri , i.e. with a more prominent dorsal part featuring a triangular shape in the sagittal section. The bulbus of Cy. hypermnestra is the largest compared to all other investigated species ( Fig. 1g –i View Fig ; Table 1). Within the genus, Cy. agricola has the smallest bulbus ( Fig. 1g –i View Fig ; Table 1). In Cy. hypermnestra the radial myofilaments are delicate and restricted to the anterior and posterior third of the bulbus ( Figs. 1g View Fig and 13b View Fig ). In Cy. ruetzleri , delicate myofilaments are slightly more present in the subventral sectors whereas
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