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Evaluating the ontogenetic external morphology of an ectoparasitic Torix tukubana (Hirudinida: Glossiphoniidae), with records of its new host amphibian species
Torix is a leech genus containing freshwater proboscidate species, and several members of this taxon are ectoparasites specific to amphibians. Torix tukubana inhabits mountain streams in Japan, and only two frog species are known to be hosts. We collected this leech from two other amphibians, Onycho...
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| description | Torix
is a leech genus containing freshwater proboscidate species, and several members of this taxon are ectoparasites specific to amphibians.
Torix tukubana
inhabits mountain streams in Japan, and only two frog species are known to be hosts. We collected this leech from two other amphibians,
Onychodactylus japonicus
(Japanese clawed salamander) and
Rana ornativentris
(montane brown frog), for the first time. This finding suggests that the host specificity of
T. tukubana
is low. The immature individuals of
T. tukubana
were also collected and identified based on DNA data. This is the first juvenile record of this species confirmed by its DNA barcode sequences. Several morphological characters known from large individuals and used as diagnostic characteristics in taxonomic keys were not observed in the juveniles, suggesting that these are ontogenetic traits. |
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Onychodactylus japonicus
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Rana ornativentris
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Onychodactylus japonicus
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Rana ornativentris
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T. tukubana
is low. The immature individuals of
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Onychodactylus japonicus
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Rana ornativentris
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T. tukubana
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