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Hofsteniidae is a family of acoels. This family contains seven species in three genera.
This worm ranges in size from 100 μm for embryos to 500 μm for adults, and exhibits "whole-body regeneration" capability, where entire body parts regenerate when removed from the body. They have a simple nervous system and a bowel sac with no way out.
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- Kingdom: Animalia
- Phylum: Xenacoelomorpha
- Order: Acoela
- Family: Hofsteniidae, Bock, 1923
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Hofstenia - Wikipedia
WEBHofstenia, or panther worms, is a genus of worms belonging to the family Hofsteniidae. They are recognized for their ability to regenerate any missing tissue type and recover …
- Domain: Eukaryota
- Order: Acoela
- Kingdom: Animalia
- Phylum: Xenacoelomorpha
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How many species of hofstenia are there?
Currently there are four described species of Hofstenia (see Tyler et al., 2006 ). The type species, H. atroviridis, is a dark, blackish green species from the coast of Japan where it is found associated with coralline algae in tide pools and on the holdfasts of Laminaria at subtidal depths (Bock, 1923 ).
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What is hofstenia giselae?
Accordingly, we declare that Hofstenia giselae is a junior synonym of Hofstenia miamia, the three-banded panther worm. Species of the genus Hofstenia are among the largest and most distinctive of the Acoela. They are voracious predators of micrometazoans, sucking in prey with a capacious muscular pharynx at the anterior tip of the body.
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What is a hofstenia Acoela?
Provided by the Springer Nature SharedIt content-sharing initiative Species of the genus Hofstenia are voracious predators and among the largest and most colorful of the Acoela. They are known from Japan, the Red Sea, the N
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Is hofstenia giselae a junior synonym of a three-banded Panther worm?
Similarly, our analyses of 18S and 28S molecular sequence data revealed no significant differences among specimens. Accordingly, we declare that Hofstenia giselae is a junior synonym of Hofstenia miamia, the three-banded panther worm. Species of the genus Hofstenia are among the largest and most distinctive of the Acoela.
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A revision of the systematics of panther worms - Springer
Distinguishing Hofstenia Species
Synonomization of Hofstenia Giselae Under Hofstenia Miamia
Systematic Position of The Hofsteniidae
Patterns of Body Coloration
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In his monograph of the Hofsteniidae, Steinböck (1966) detailed the morphological differences among species of all 6 species of the Hofsteniidae he recognized, namely four Hofstenia species and two species in monotypic genera, Hofsteniola pardii Papi, 1957, and Marcusiola tinga (Marcus, 1957). In his key to Hofstenia species, Steinböck (1966: 137) ...
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(PDF) A revision of the systematics of panther worms (Hofstenia …
WEBNov 1, 2007 · Species of the genus Hofstenia are voracious predators and among the largest and most colorful of the Acoela. They are known from Japan, the Red Sea, the …
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WEBPanther worms belong to Hofsteniidae, a family of Acoela. This family contains seven species in three genera.
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(PDF) A revision of the systematics of panther worms (Hofstenia …
WEBCurrently there are four described species of Hofstenia (see Tyler et al., 2006). The type species, H. atroviridis, is a dark, blackish green species from the coast of Japan where it …
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Hofsteniidae - Encyclopedia of Life
WEBHofsteniidae is a family of acoel flatworms. Individuals can grow to 5 mm. They rely on ciliary gliding to move around.
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Hofstenia arabiensis Nov. Sp. (Hofsteniidae): ANew Species of …
WEBHofstenia arabiensiswas found alive on the brown algae Sargassumvulgare (J.G. Agardh), and Cystoseiramyrica, in the reef flat shoreward of the fringing reef in front of the Old …
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WoRMS - World Register of Marine Species - Hofsteniola Papi, 1957
WEBSopra un nuovo Turbellario arcooforo di particulare significato filetico e sulla posizione della fam. Hofsteniidae nel sistema dei Turbellari. <em>Pubblicazioni della Stazione …
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