Coitocaecum Explained

Coitocaecum is a genus of trematodes in the family Opecoelidae. It has been synonymised to Ozakia Wisniewski, 1934,^[1] Paradactylostomum Zhukov, 1972 nec Toman, 1992,^{[2] [3]} and Pseudocoitocaecum Bilqees, 1972.^[4]

Species

• Coitocaecum anaspidis Hickman, 1934^[5]
• Coitocaecum austrosinicum Ding, 1993^[6]
• Coitocaecum banneri Martin, 1960^[7]
• Coitocaecum bengalense (Madhavi, Narasimhulu & Shameem, 1986)^[8]
• Coitocaecum bombayense (Ahmad, 1984) Bray, 1987^{[9] [10]}
• Coitocaecum cadenati Dollfus, 1960^[11]
• Coitocaecum callyodontis Yamaguti, 1942^[12]
• Coitocaecum capense Bray, 1987^[10]
• Coitocaecum chaetodoni Ahmad, 1984^[9]
• Coitocaecum diplobulbosum Ozaki, 1929^[13]
• Coitocaecum gerris (Shen, 1990) Liu, Peng, Gao, Fu, Wu, Lu, Gao & Xiao, 2010^{[14] [15]}
• Coitocaecum gymnophallum Nicoll, 1915
• Coitocaecum indicum Ahmad, 1980^[16]
• Coitocaecum kuhliae Machida, 2014^[17]
• Coitocaecum lateolabracis (Shen & Qiu, 1995) Liu, Peng, Gao, Fu, Wu, Lu, Gao & Xiao, 2010^{[18] [15]}
• Coitocaecum latum Ozaki, 1929^[13]
• Coitocaecum leptoscari Yamaguti, 1940^[19]
• Coitocaecum manteri Ahmad, 1980^[16]
• Coitocaecum manteri Parukhin, 1971^[20]
• Coitocaecum michaeli Aken'Ova & Cribb, 1996^[21]
• Coitocaecum minutum (Pritchard, 1966) Yamaguti, 1971^{[22] [23]}
• Coitocaecum muraenesocis Wang, Wang & Zhang, 1992^[24]
• Coitocaecum norae Martin, 1960^[7]
• Coitocaecum orientalis Dwivedi, 1978^[25]
• Coitocaecum orthorchis Ozaki, 1926^[26]
• Coitocaecum palaoense Ogata, 1942^[27]
• Coitocaecum parvum Crowcroft, 1945^[28]
• Coitocaecum pfluegeri (Yamaguti, 1970)^[29]
• Coitocaecum plagiorchis Ozaki, 1926^[26]
• Coitocaecum proavitum Wisniewski, 1933^[30]
• Coitocaecum scombri Ahmad, 1980^[16]
• Coitocaecum sigani Shen, 1990^[14]
• Coitocaecum sillaginis (Shen, 1986) Liu, Peng, Gao, Fu, Wu, Lu, Gao & Xiao, 2010^{[31] [15]}
• Coitocaecum testiobliquum Wisniewski, 1933^[32]
• Coitocaecum thapari Ahmad, 1980^[16]
• Coitocaecum thrissoclesis (Bilqees, 1972) Bray, 1987^{[4] [10]}
• Coitocaecum tropicum Manter, 1940^[33]
• Coitocaecum tylogonium Manter, 1954^[34]
• Coitocaecum unibulbosum Ozaki, 1929^[13]
• Coitocaecum xesuri Yamaguti, 1940^[19]
• Coitocaecum zealandicum Hine, 1977^[35]

Species later synonymised with species of Coitocaecum

• Coitocaecum bengalense (Madhavi, Narasimhulu & Shameem, 1986)^[8]
  • Paradactylostomum bengalense Madhavi, Narasimhulu & Shameem, 1986^[8]
• Coitocaecum bombayense (Ahmad, 1984) Bray, 1987^{[9] [10]}
  • Pseudocoitocaecum bombayensis Ahmad, 1984^[9]
• Coitocaecum callyodontis Yamaguti, 1942^[12]
  • Ozakia callyodontis (Yamaguti, 1942) Yamaguti, 1971^{[12] [23]}
• Coitocaecum diplobulbosum Ozaki, 1929^[13]
  • Ozakia diplobulbosa (Ozaki, 1929) Wisniewski, 1933^{[13] [30]}
• Coitocaecum gerris (Shen, 1990) Liu, Peng, Gao, Fu, Wu, Lu, Gao & Xiao, 2010^{[14] [15]}
  • Ozakia gerris Shen, 1990^[14]
• Coitocaecum gymnophallum Nicoll, 1915
  • Coitocaecum glandulosum Yamaguti, 1934^[36]
  • Coitocaecum robustum Wang, 1984^[37]
• Coitocaecum lateolabracis (Shen & Qiu, 1995) Liu, Peng, Gao, Fu, Wu, Lu, Gao & Xiao, 2010^{[18] [15]}
  • Ozakia latelabracis Shen & Qiu, 1995^[18]
  • Ozakia lateolabracis Shen & Qiu, 1995^[18]
• Coitocaecum latum Ozaki, 1929^[13]
  • Ozakia lata (Ozaki, 1929) Wisniewski, 1933^{[13] [30]}
• Coitocaecum minutum (Pritchard, 1966) Yamaguti, 1971^{[22] [23]}
  • Nicolla minuta Pritchard, 1966^[22]
• Coitocaecum orthorchis Ozaki, 1926^[26]
  • Ozakia orthorchis (Ozaki, 1926) Wisniewski, 1933^{[26] [30]}
• Coitocaecum pfluegeri (Yamaguti, 1970)^[29]
  • Ozakia pfluegeri Yamaguti, 1970^[29]
• Coitocaecum proavitum Wisniewski, 1933^[30]
  • Excoitocaecum proavitum (Wisniewski, 1933) Slusarski, 1958^{[30] [38]}
• Coitocaecum sillaginis (Shen, 1986) Liu, Peng, Gao, Fu, Wu, Lu, Gao & Xiao, 2010^{[31] [15]}
  • Ozakia sillaginis Shen, 1986^[31]
• Coitocaecum testiobliquum Wisniewski, 1933^[32]
  • Excoitocaecum testiobliquum (Wisniewski, 1933) Slusarski, 1958^{[32] [38]}
• Coitocaecum thrissoclesis (Bilqees, 1972) Bray, 1987^{[4] [10]}
  • Paradactylostomum indicum Zhukov, 1972^[2]
  • Pseudocoitocaecum thrissoclesis Bilqees, 1972^[4]
• Coitocaecum unibulbosum Ozaki, 1929^[13]
  • Ozakia unibulbosa (Ozaki, 1929) Wisniewski, 1933^{[13] [30]}

Notes and References

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