Three new and fi ve known species of Diplopeltoides Gerlach, 1962 (Nematoda, Diplopeltoididae) from Sweden, and a revision of the genus

Upper tooth of mandible longer than lower tooth. Occipital carina complete, lower end reaching base of mandible. Areolet truncate above. Tarsal claw simple. Base of area superomedia a

Profundiconus puillandrei sp. This observation makes this species one of the deepest-living ones among the known cone snails. was initially identifi ed as “giant” P. Apart from

Pronotum longer than wide, almost rectangular and granulose, shorter than head; anterior margin incurved, followed by median longitudinal impression not reaching posterior

CONSTANT J., Fulgoridae: Sulawesi Polydictya Hemiptera slightly concave externally and with ventral margin laterally projecting subbasally; dorsal margin rounded in lateral view

Body small, TL = 4.10–4.46 mm in male, 4.35–4.75 mm in female; male antennomere III oval, deeply concave in dorso-mesal portion, L/W = 0.95; aedeagal apex rounded; gonoporal

We recorded other morphological characters that are valuable for species differentiation within the Desmodoridae such as cuticle striation, head capsule, relative position of

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Diagnosis Stegelleta incisa is characterised by a 465–580 μm long body in females and 428–600 μm in males; cuticle divided by regular longitudinal striations into 16 rows of blocks