Table 3
Morphometrics of adults of Profilicollis altmani from Peru, Chile, the USA.
Study site |
Peru |
Chile |
USA |
|
---|---|---|---|---|
Pasamayo, Lima |
Ancỏn, Lima |
Caleta Lenga |
San Francisco |
|
Host |
Larus belcheri
|
Larus belcheri
|
Larus pipixcan
|
Catoptrophorus semipalmatus
**
|
Source |
Mateo et al. (1982)* |
This study |
Riquelme et al.(2006)* |
Karl (1967) |
Sample size | 34 specimens | 5MM, 11FF | 9–16 specimens | 10MM, 10FF |
Males | ||||
Total body length | 15,600–16,400 (15,800)*** | 12,750–16,000 (14,500) | 6000–21,700 (14,400) | 8500–16,600 (12,700) **** |
Trunk length | – | 9375–12,000 (10,475) | 4500–13,500 (11,100) | 9800–14,170 (11,660) |
Trunk width | 1610–1850 (1700) | 1250–2450 (1775) | 1000–2000 (1300) | 1510–3000 (2200) |
Proboscis shape | Spheroid | Spheroid | Spheroid | Spheroid |
Proboscis length | – | 1025–1125 (1150) | 500–1700 (1100) | 630–1220 (780) |
Proboscis width | 1500–1870 (1660) | 1200–1575 (1415) | – | 710–1230 (800) |
Rows of hooks | 27–33 | 25–36 (30) | 24–30 (28) | 23–30 (27) |
Hooks/row | 13–15 | 11–13 (12) | 13–15 (14) | 10–15 (13) |
Length of hooks | ||||
Apical | 44 | 38–42 (39) | – | 30–50 (40) |
Middle | 33.5 | 37–43 (39) | – | 30–60 (50) |
Basal | 54.7 | 50–58 (53) | – | 40–60 (50) |
Receptacle length | 5740–7320 (6170) | 4125–5750 (5285) | 1200–2600 (2400) | 1910–3510 (2610) |
Receptacle width | 460–530 (490) | 287–500 (417) | – | 310–740 (530) |
Neck length | 2830–3430 (3150) | 2375–3050 (2770) | 1000–3000 (2100) | 1360–2310 (1810) |
Neck width | 430–480 (460) | 350–575 (465) | 200–500 (300) | 310–490 (430) |
Lemnisci length | 2780–3600 (3100) | 2025–2925 (2667) | 1300–4000 (2400) | 1430–2400 (1610) |
Lemnisci width | 290–360 (330) | 275–500 (417) | – | – |
Trunk spines | ||||
Rows of spines | – | 30–36 (32) | – | 25–30 |
Spines/row | – | 21–23 (22) | – | 10–16 |
Spine length | – | 25–30 (28) | – | – |
Anterior testis length | 960–1390 (1200) | 850–1200 (1055) | 300–1.700 (0.800) | 410–1110 (670) |
Anterior testis width | 650–960 (790) | 600–800 (670) | 100–800 (400) | 390–1010 (560) |
Posterior testis length | 1032–1390 (1250) | 875–1200 (1055) | 200–1600 (800) | 410–1110 (670) |
Posterior testis width | 670–960 (800) | 488–700 (628) | 100–800 (400) | 390–1010 (560) |
Cement gland length | 5520–6500 (5950) | 3375–5250 (4134) | 200–600 (300) | 4000–5400 |
Cement gland width | 90–150 (120) | 65–150 (111) | – | – |
Bursa length | 720 (average) | 750–800 (775) | – | 750–1100 (890) |
Bursa width | 720 (average) | 750–825 (787) | – | 600–890 (630) |
Females | ||||
Total body length | 16,500–21,600 (19,400) | 10,000–23,000 (15,053) | 10,700–28,500 (18,400) | 10,700–18,400 (15,400) |
Trunk length | – | 6875–18,875 (11,267) | 8000–18,500 (13,800) | 9800–14,170 (11,660) |
Trunk width | 1560–1990 (1790) | 1175–2200 (1602) | 900–1700 (1800?) | 1920–2630 (2310) |
Proboscis shape | Spheroid | Spheroid | Spheroid | Spheroid |
Proboscis length | – | 675–1375 (956) | 500–2000 (1200) | 630–1220 (780) |
Proboscis width | 1540–1910 (1710) | 750–1575 (1127) | 600–2000 (1300) | 710–1230 (800) |
Rows of hooks | 27–33 | 30–34 (32) | 28–31 (29) | 23–30 (27) |
Hooks/row | 13–15 (usually 15) | 11–16 (13) | 13–17 (14) | 10–15 (13) |
Length of hooks | ||||
Apical | 44 | 35–45 (38) | – | 30–50 (40) |
Middle | 33.5 | 38–42 (39) | – | 30–60 (50) |
Basal | 54.7 | 48–60 (55) | – | 40–60 (50) |
Receptacle length | 6480–6720 (6600) | 4000–6500 (5539) | 1100–4400 (3100) | 1910–3510 (2610) |
Receptacle width | 480–550 (520) | 200–550 (339) | – | 310–740 (530) |
Neck length | 2780–4200 (3490) | 1875–3825 (2953) | 600–4000 (2500) | 1360–2310 (1810) |
Neck width | 380–550 (470) | 425–625 (528) | 300–600 (400) | 310–490 (430) |
Lemnisci length | 3000–3890 (3460) | 1750–3755 (2603) | 2500–5200 (2600) | 1430–2400 (1610) |
Lemnisci width | 312–530 (380) | 150–525 (336) | – | – |
Trunk spines | ||||
Rows of spines | – | 38–54 (47) | – | 25–30 |
Spines/row | – | 23–34 (28) | – | 10–16 |
Spine length | – | 22–30 (26) | – | – |
Reproductive system length | 5990 | 3675–8500 (5930) | – | – |
Egg length | 65.8–75.9 (71.3) | 52–60 (57) | 50–70 (60) | 60–70 (65) |
Egg width | 24.0–37.6 (27.7) | 16–23 (19) | 20–20 (20) | 22–30 (26) |
Karl (1967) reported 8 species of shore birds of California naturally infected with P. altmani, with C. semipalmatus being the most heavily infected species. His morphometrics were based on emended description of specimens obtained from his heavily infected experimental hosts, the duckling Anas platyrhynchus Linn. Common measurements of proboscis, hooks, neck, spine, receptacle and lemnisci were the same for both sexes.
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