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Stylonychia ammermanni* sp. n., a New Oxytrichid (Ciliophora ...

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80 R. Gupta et al.<br />

Fig. 5. Photomicrographs of protargol impregnated cells of S. ammermanni <strong>sp</strong>. n. showing division morphogenesis on the ventral<br />

surface. A - linear proliferation of oral primordium (arrow) close to uppermost transverse cirrus T 1<br />

(double arrow). B - anteriad movement of<br />

kinetosomes (arrow) from oral primordium and disaggregation of right postoral ventral cirrus V 2<br />

(double arrow). C - anteriad movement of<br />

kinetosomes (arrow) from V 2<br />

. Origin of primordia: II of proter from OP (double arrow); III of proter from F 8<br />

(arrow head) D - origin of<br />

primordia: IV of proter from F 7<br />

(double arrow); V and VI of proter from V 2<br />

(double arrow); I-III of opisthe from OP (arrow head); IV-VI of<br />

opisthe from V 2<br />

. E - differentiation pattern of 1, 3, 3, 3, 4, 4. Within row formation of left (arrows) and right (arrow heads) marginal primordia.<br />

Dorsomarginal primordia (double arrows) formed near right marginal primordia. F - cell in cytokinesis. Scale bar - 35 µm<br />

dorsal surface during cytokinesis. Caudal cirri are formed<br />

by proliferation of kinetosomes at the posterior ends of<br />

the new DK 1, 2, 4<br />

in each daughter cell.<br />

Type <strong>sp</strong>ecies are deposited at the Biology Centre of<br />

the Upper Austrian Museum no. 2000/155 in the collection<br />

of “Evertebrate varia.”<br />

DISCUSSION<br />

Diagnosis of <strong>Stylonychia</strong> ammermanni <strong>sp</strong>. n.<br />

Member of the <strong>Stylonychia</strong> mytilus-lemnae complex<br />

lacking peristomial bulge. Size in protargol preparations<br />

about 135 x 50 µm with parallel borders and rounded

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