Pseudoterranova azarasi [sü-dō-′ter-ə-nō-və a-zär-a-sē]
2011
Pseudoterranova azarasi: A New Species of Nematode
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Author Information
Author(s): Mattiucci S, Paggi L, Nascetti G, Ishikura H, Kikuchi K, Sato N
Conclusion
Pseudoterranova azarasi is identified as one of the genetically distinct sibling species of Pseudoterranova decipiens.
Supporting Evidence
- Pseudoterranova azarasi was proposed as a new species based on genetic analysis.
- The taxonomic designation of these nematodes has changed as more information became available.
Takeaway
Scientists found a new type of tiny worm that lives in sea lions, which is different from what they thought before.
Methodology
Molecular examination and taxonomic classification.
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