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Table 1

Caballerotrematidae comparative measurements.

Species Caballerotrema brasiliense C. brasiliense C. brasiliense (USNM1339898 as Himasthla piscicola) Alobophora annulata n. comb. A. annulata Alobophora sandrae n. gen., n. sp.
Host Arapaima gigas A. gigas A. gigas Electrophorus electricus E. cf. varii A. gigas
[44] Present study Present study [66] [11] Present study
TBL (mm) 3.2–4.5 5.4–7.5 (6.7 ± 0.9; 4) 7.3–10.0 (8.7 ± 1.9; 2) 6.9–7.4 (7.1) 7.5–8.7 (8.1 ± 849; 2) 5.2–8.7 (7.6 ± 1.6; 4)
BMW 634–803 741–811 (773 ± 29; 4) 830–864 (847 ± 24; 2) 480–560 (520) 452–502 (474 ± 25; 3) 673–920 (785 ± 95; 5)
WEB 517–603 (575 ± 40; 4) 368–416 (392) 322–369 (346 ± 24; 3) 510–752 (637 ± 118; 5)
WO 423–627 (525 ± 85; 4) 502–724 (613 ± 157; 2) 418–459 (439 ± 21; 3) 407–548 (484 ± 69; 5)
WC 113–250 (205 ± 64; 4) 141–168 (154 ± 19; 2) 255–260 (258 ± 4; 2) 163–248 (202 ± 43; 4)
HCL 361–535 402–442 (424 ± 17; 4) 467–505 (486 ± 27; 2) 233–247 (240 ± 7; 3) 357–485 (429 ± 56; 5)
HCW 528–1042 741–811 (773 ± 29; 4) 830–864 (847 ± 24; 2) 320–432 (395) 345–358 (353 ± 7; 3) 673–920 (785 ± 95; 5)
OSL 111–169 146–166 (155 ± 9; 4) 145–183 (164 ± 27; 2) 75–119 (97) 120–122 (121 ± 1; 3) 203–230 (213 ± 11; 5)
OSMW 111–183 126–138 (132 ± 5; 4) 133–190 (161 ± 40; 2) 94–126 (107) 75–78 (76 ± 2; 3) 148–210 (185 ± 26; 5)
OSBW 73–88 (79 ± 8; 3) 89 (1) 60–107 (89 ± 17; 5)
NCA 206–229 (217 ± 13; 4) 125–135 (129 ± 5; 3) 244–327 (294 ± 35; 5)
ESL 222–310 482–581 (539 ± 47; 4) 251–377 (318) 341–411 (377 ± 35; 3) 639–885 (783 ± 115; 5)
ESW 29–31 (30 ± 1; 4) 20–21 (20 ± 1; 3) 45–65 (56 ± 8; 5)
PrEL 14–28 46–64 (51 ± 9; 4) 53 (1) 107–170 (132) 35–46 (41 ± 3; 3) 153–264 (207 ± 47; 5)
PHL 155–239 178–208 (194 ± 13; 4) 231–234 (232 ± 2; 2) 119–144 (129) 113–131 (124 ± 10; 3) 200–278 (227 ± 31; 5)
PHW 99–127 75–81 (78 ± 3; 4) 100–120 (110 ± 14; 2) 94–138 (121) 71–86 (80 ± 8; 3) 130–172 (148 ± 16; 5)
PsEL 249–320 (297 ± 33; 4) 286–437 (362 ± 64; 5)
EB 665–739 (701 ± 37; 4) 469–506 (484 ± 19; 3) 950–1147 (1051 ± 90; 5)
CSL 878–1192 (1034 ± 153; 4) 1356–1495 (1426 ± 98; 2) 860–1143 (948) 324–428 (363 ± 57; 3) 882–1041 (965 ± 59; 5)
CSW 232–276 (252 ± 19; 4) 337–401 (369 ± 45; 2) 176–251 (209) 144–230 (188 ± 43; 3) 112–164 (131 ± 21; 5)
VSL 239–380 311–348 (326 ± 16; 4) 360–416 (388 ± 40; 2) 163–327 (245) 262–300 (283 ± 19; 3) 287–463 (373 ± 74; 5)
VSW 200–352 269–295 (281 ± 11; 4) 416–441 (428 ± 18; 2) 232–301 (268) 240–257 (248 ± 9; 3) 310–463 (376 ± 68; 5)
OVL 78–84 166–194 (180 ± 16; 4) 186–235 (210 ± 35; 2) 201–207 (205) 164–172 (168 ± 4; 3) 137–229 (172 ± 40; 5)
OVW 100–211 126–170 (152 ± 19; 4) 201–226 (213 ± 18; 2) 226–239 (232) 162–187 (176 ± 13; 3) 131–169 (148 ± 18; 5)
OA (mm) 3.0–4.1 (3.6 ± 0.6; 4) 4.4–5.5 (5.0 ± 0.8; 2) 3.3–3.8 (3.5 ± 254; 3) 1.9–3.5 (2.9 ± 0.6; 5)
OP (mm) 2.1–3.3 (2.9 ± 0.5; 4) 2.8–4.2 (3.5 ± 1.0; 2) 4–4.8 (4.4 ± 530;2) 3.1–5.7 (4.5 ± 1; 4)
OÖL 73–109 (94 ± 15; 4) 61–74 (66 ± 7; 3) 36–106 (67 ± 26; 5)
OÖW 50–83 (70 ± 15; 4) 36–43 (40 ± 4; 3) 52–82 (65 ± 13; 5)
VDB 256–404 (332 ± 61; 4) 375–415 (395 ± 28; 2) 245–311 (282 ± 34; 3) 276–319 (298 ± 22; 3)
VDW 19–35 (26 ± 8; 4) 28–46 (37 ± 13; 2) 50–82 (63 ± 17; 3) 14–27 (23 ± 8; 3)
VL (mm) 3.3–5.4 (4.6 ± 0.9; 4) 4.0–6.3 (5.1 ± 1.6; 2) 6.1–6.2 (6.1 ± 72; 2) 4.0–7.4 (5.9 ± 1.4; 5)
VA (mm) 1.5–1.9 (1.7 ± 0.1; 4) 3.3–3.3 (3.3 ± 11; 2) 1.5–2.4 (1.9 ± 502; 3) 1.2–1.9 (1.6 ± 0.3; 4)
VP 157–225 (199 ± 31; 4) 282–542 (412 ± 184; 2) 134–195 (165 ± 43; 2) 133–144 (140 ± 5; 4)
UL (mm) 2.6–3.8 (3.2 ± 0.6; 4) 3.8–4.9 (4.3 ± 0.7; 2) 2.7–3.4 (3.1 ± 350; 3) 1.2–2.5 (1.9 ± 0.5; 5)
EL 77–87 (83 ± 5; 4) 103 (1) 72–85 (78) 82–98 (92 ± 9; 3) 80–98 (89 ± 8; 5)
EW 48–54 (50 ± 3; 4) 58 (1) 50–85 (61) 54–87 (67 ± 18; 3) 62–72 (68 ± 5; 5)
ATL 300–493 449–715 (561 ± 113; 4) 677–819 (748 ± 100; 2) 458–534 (484) 363–375 (370 ± 6; 3) 486–779 (609 ± 139; 5)
ATW 72–155 158–188 (174 ± 13; 4) 172–194 (183 ± 16; 2) 270–333 (301) 201–235 (215 ± 18; 3) 170–229 (199 ± 27; 5)
PTL 278–549 463–813 (602 ± 152; 4) 733–813 (773 ± 57; 2) 534–628 (569) 418–465 (441 ± 24; 3) 453–784 (581 ± 138; 5)
PTW 95–169 155–172 (164 ± 9; 4) 147–210 (178 ± 45; 2) 251–283 (267) 209–233 (222 ± 12; 3) 146–224 (188 ± 30; 5)
ITS 0 0 60–265 (141 ± 109; 3) 128–244 (179 ± 49; 5)
CP 270–393 (339 ± 51; 4) 263–350 (306 ± 62; 2) 208–286 (247 ± 55; 2) 66–124 (92 ± 25; 4)
FB 590–617 (602 ± 12; 4) 748–884 (816 ± 96; 2) 560–720 (640) 442–544 (480 ± 56; 3) 961–1242 (1105 ± 133; 5)
PTF (mm) 1.4–2.0 (1.8 ± 0.2; 4) 1.8–2.7 (2.2 ± 0.6; 2) 1.7–2.7 (2.2) 2.8–3.4 (3 ± 410; 2) 1.9–3.8 (3.0 ± 0.8; 4)
Percentage
FB% 12–18 8–11 (9 ± 2; 4) 9–10 (9 ± 1; 2) 9 5–6 14–18 (15 ± 2; 4)
PTF% 24–29 26–31 (28 ± 2; 4) 25–27 (26 ± 2; 2) 23–39 37–39 36–44 (39 ± 4; 4)
U% 29–33 42–52 (48 ± 5; 4) 49–53 (51 ± 3; 2) 40–42 23–31 (26 ± 3; 4)
HC% 6–8 (6 ± 1; 4) 5–7 (6 ± 2; 2) 3 5–7 (6 ± 1; 4)
OS% 2–3 (2 ± 0; 4) 2 (2) 1–2 2–4 (3 ± 1; 4)
PH% 35–37 (36 ± 1; 4) 33–43 24–32 (29 ± 4; 5)
ES% 8–9 (8 ± 1; 4) 3–5 10–12 (11 ± 1; 4)
POS% 40–50 (44 ± 5; 4) 38–43 (40 ± 3; 2) 54–55 52–66 (60 ± 6; 4)
Tegument
1st SL 12–17 (14 ± 2; 4) 12–19 7.8–8.7 (8 ± 0.6; 3) 14–19 (16 ± 3; 3)
1st SW 3–4 (3 ± 1; 4) 5.8–6.1 (6 ± 0.2; 3) 4.5–5 (5 ± 0; 3)
2nd SL 16–21 (19 ± 2; 4) 13–22 (18 ± 5; 3) 11–15 (13 ± 3; 2)
2nd SW 6 (6 ± 0; 4) 11–21 (16 ± 5; 3) 4–5 (5 ± 0; 3)
3rd SL 19–28 16–26 (20 ± 5; 3)
3rd SW 19–20 (19 ± 0; 3)
4th SL 13–21 (18 ± 4; 3)
4th SW 12–20 (16 ± 4; 3)

*Estimated from published drawing.

Abbreviations: anterior testis length (ATL); anterior testis width (ATW); maximum body width (BMW); end of ceca to posterior end of body length (CP); cirrus–sac length (CSL); cirrus–sac width (CSW); esophagus bifurcation to anterior end of body length (EB); egg length (EL); esophagus length as a percentage of TBL (ES%); esophagus length (ESL); esophagus maximum width (ESW); egg width (EW); forebody length (FB); forebody as a percentage of TBL (FB%); head collar as a percentage of TBL (HC%); head collar length (HCL); head collar width (HCW); inter-testicular space length (ITS); nerve commissure to anterior end of body length (NCA); ovary to anterior end of body length (OA); oötype length (OÖL); oötype width (OÖW); ovary to posterior end of body length (OP); oral sucker length as a percentage of TBL (OS%); oral sucker length (OSL); oral sucker maximum width (OSMW); oral sucker base width (OSBW); ovary length (OVL); ovary width (OVW); pharynx length as a percentage of esophagus length (PH%); pharynx length (PHL); pharynx width (PHW); post-pharynx esophagus length (PsEL); post-ovarian space length as a percentage of TBL (POS%); pre-pharyngeal esophagus length (PPE); pre-pharynx esophagus length (PrEL); post–testicular field length (PTF); post–testicular field as a percentage of TBL (PTF%); posterior testis length (PTL); posterior testis width (PTW); total body length (TBL); uterine field as a percentage of TBL (U%); length of body occupied by uterus (UL); beginning of vitellarium to anterior end of body length (VA); transverse vitelline duct in breadth (VDB); transverse vitelline duct width (VDW); vitellarium length (VL); end of vitellarium to posterior end of body length (VP); ventral sucker length (VSL); ventral sucker width (VSW); body width at end of ceca (WC); body width at esophageal bifurcation (WEB); body width at ovary level (WO); Tegument abbreviations: tegumental spines length (SL); tegumental spines width (SW); inter-annulation space length (IAS); first segment of body (from anterior end of body to posterior end of ventral sucker) (1st); second segment of body (from posterior end of ventral sucker to posterior end of ovary) (2nd); third segment of body (from posterior end of ovary to posterior end of posterior testis) (3rd); fourth segment of body (from posterior end of posterior testis to end of annulations) (4th).

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