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Nemys source details

Lorenzen, S. (1966). Diagnosen einiger freilebender Nematoden von der schleswig-holsteinischen Westküste. Veröff. Inst. Meeresforsch. Bremerh. X: 31-48.
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Lorenzen, S.
1966
Diagnosen einiger freilebender Nematoden von der schleswig-holsteinischen Westküste
Veröff. Inst. Meeresforsch. Bremerh.
X: 31-48
Publication
Locality: North Sea; Cabinet:n1777; NeMys doc_id: 5012
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Locality: Hamburger Hallig, Priel; Cabinet:n1777
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 Dichromadora scandula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 755
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Maximum
  4. Dimension Length
  5. Corresponding width 30
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Male
  9. Locality (MRGID) German part of the North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Dichromadora scandula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 635
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Minimum
  4. Dimension Length
  5. Corresponding width 30
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Male
  9. Locality (MRGID) German part of the North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Dichromadora scandula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 30
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Maximum
  4. Dimension Width
  5. Corresponding length 755
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Male
  9. Locality (MRGID) German part of the North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Dichromadora scandula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 30
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Minimum
  4. Dimension Width
  5. Corresponding length 635
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Male
  9. Locality (MRGID) German part of the North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Dichromadora scandula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 885
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Maximum
  4. Dimension Length
  5. Corresponding width 34
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Female
  9. Locality (MRGID) German part of the North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Dichromadora scandula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 830
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Minimum
  4. Dimension Length
  5. Corresponding width 35
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Female
  9. Locality (MRGID) German part of the North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Dichromadora scandula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 35
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Maximum
  4. Dimension Width
  5. Corresponding length 830
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Female
  9. Locality (MRGID) German part of the North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Dichromadora scandula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 34
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Minimum
  4. Dimension Width
  5. Corresponding length 885
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Female
  9. Locality (MRGID) German part of the North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Dichromadora scandula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size (qualitative) Meiobenthos
  2. Life stage Adult
  3. Sex Female
  4. [Details]


 Dichromadora scandula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size (qualitative) Meiobenthos
  2. Life stage Adult
  3. Sex Male
  4. [Details]


 Dichromadora scandula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Functional group meiobenthos
  2. Life stage Adult
  3. Sex Female
  4. [Details]


 Dichromadora scandula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Functional group meiobenthos
  2. Life stage Adult
  3. Sex Male
  4. [Details]


 Diplolaimella stagnosa Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size (qualitative) Meiobenthos
  2. Life stage Adult
  3. Sex Female
  4. [Details]


 Diplolaimella stagnosa Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size (qualitative) Meiobenthos
  2. Life stage Adult
  3. Sex Male
  4. [Details]


 Diplolaimella stagnosa Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 765
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Maximum
  4. Dimension Length
  5. Corresponding width 12
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Male
  9. Locality (MRGID) German part of the North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Diplolaimella stagnosa Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 710
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Minimum
  4. Dimension Length
  5. Corresponding width 12
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Male
  9. Locality (MRGID) German part of the North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Diplolaimella stagnosa Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 12
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Maximum
  4. Dimension Width
  5. Corresponding length 765
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Male
  9. Locality (MRGID) German part of the North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Diplolaimella stagnosa Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 11
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Minimum
  4. Dimension Width
  5. Corresponding length 720
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Male
  9. Locality (MRGID) German part of the North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Diplolaimella stagnosa Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 805
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Maximum
  4. Dimension Length
  5. Corresponding width 12
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Female
  9. Locality (MRGID) German part of the North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Diplolaimella stagnosa Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 760
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Minimum
  4. Dimension Length
  5. Corresponding width 12
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Female
  9. Locality (MRGID) German part of the North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Diplolaimella stagnosa Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 12
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Maximum
  4. Dimension Width
  5. Corresponding length 805
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Female
  9. Locality (MRGID) German part of the North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Diplolaimella stagnosa Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 12
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Minimum
  4. Dimension Width
  5. Corresponding length 760
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Female
  9. Locality (MRGID) German part of the North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Diplolaimella stagnosa Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Functional group meiobenthos
  2. Life stage Adult
  3. Sex Female
  4. [Details]


 Diplolaimella stagnosa Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Functional group meiobenthos
  2. Life stage Adult
  3. Sex Male
  4. [Details]


 Leptolaimus acicula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Functional group meiobenthos
  2. Life stage Adult
  3. Sex Female
  4. [Details]


 Leptolaimus acicula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Functional group meiobenthos
  2. Life stage Adult
  3. Sex Male
  4. [Details]


 Leptolaimus acicula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 450
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Maximum
  4. Dimension Length
  5. Corresponding width 14
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Male
  9. Locality (MRGID) North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Leptolaimus acicula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 14
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Maximum
  4. Dimension Width
  5. Corresponding length 450
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Male
  9. Locality (MRGID) North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Leptolaimus acicula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 495
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Maximum
  4. Dimension Length
  5. Corresponding width 17
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Female
  9. Locality (MRGID) North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Leptolaimus acicula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 450
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Minimum
  4. Dimension Length
  5. Corresponding width 15
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Female
  9. Locality (MRGID) North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Leptolaimus acicula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 17
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Maximum
  4. Dimension Width
  5. Corresponding length 495
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Female
  9. Locality (MRGID) North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Leptolaimus acicula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size 15
  2. Unit µm
  3. Type Minimum
  4. Dimension Width
  5. Corresponding length 450
  6. Unit µm
  7. Life stage Adult
  8. Sex Female
  9. Locality (MRGID) North Sea
  10. [Details]


 Leptolaimus acicula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size (qualitative) Meiobenthos
  2. Life stage Adult
  3. Sex Female
  4. [Details]


 Leptolaimus acicula Lorenzen, 1966
  1. Body size (qualitative) Meiobenthos
  2. Life stage Adult
  3. Sex Male
  4. [Details]


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