Renicola Explained
Renicola is a genus of flatworms belonging to the family Renicolidae.[1]
The genus has almost cosmopolitan distribution.
Species:
- Renicola aegyptiacus
- Renicola ardeolae
- Renicola brantae
- Renicola bretensis
- Renicola brevipyga
- Renicola brevivitellata
- Renicola buchanani
- Renicola caudescens
- Renicola cerithidicola
- Renicola cruzi
- Renicola dollfusi
- Renicola fischeri
- Renicola foliata
- Renicola fulmari
- Renicola glacialis
- Renicola glandoloba
- Renicola glandoloboides
- Renicola goliath
- Renicola heroni
- Renicola indicola
- Renicola keimahuri
- Renicola lari
- Renicola macedoniense
- Renicola macedoniensis
- Renicola mediovitellata
- Renicola mirandaribeiroi
- Renicola mollissima
- Renicola murmanica
- Renicola nana
- Renicola ovocallosa
- Renicola pandioni
- Renicola paraquinta
- Renicola pelecani
- Renicola philippinensis
- Renicola pinguis
- Renicola pollaris
- Renicola pseudosloanei
- Renicola quinta
- Renicola rombipharyx
- Renicola roscovitus
- Renicola secunda
- Renicola sloanei
- Renicola somateriae
- Renicola sudaricovi
- Renicola sudarikovi
- Renicola tertia
- Renicola thaidus
- Renicola thapari
- Renicola umigarasu
- Renicola undecima
- Renicola ussuriensis
- Renicola vietnamensis
- Renicola vladika
- Renicola williamsi
- Renicola wrighti
Notes and References
- Web site: Renicola Cohn, 1904 . www.gbif.org . 20 October 2021 . en.
