Condylostoma curvum Burkovsky, 1970
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Condylostoma curvum Burkovsky, 1970 |
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3. Condylostoma curvum Burkovsky, 1970 View in CoL (basionym: Condylostoma curva Burkovsky, 1970 ) ( Figure 3 View Figure 3 A-H)
Brief description of the Indian population (based on two specimens from live and five from protargol impregnation): Size about 60 × 35 μm in protargol preparations; cells are wider, shorter and have a rounded posterior end. A large cavity defines the buccal area. The adoral zone of membranelles occupies approximately 39% of the body length and is composed of about 32 membranelles. Cortical granules present, scattered in between the ciliary rows. Moniliform macronucleus with, on average, eight nodules. On average, there are 20 somatic kineties.
Material deposited: Four slides with protargolimpregnated specimens have been deposited at the National Zoological Collections of the Zoological Survey of India, Kolkata, India with the following accession numbers: Pt. 5228, Pt 5229, Pt 5230, and Pt 5231.
Occurrence and ecology: Originally collected from White Sea, Russia ( Burkovsky, 1970): China and Korea ( Song et al., 2003; Chen et al., 2011; Kim et al., 2012; Yan et al., 2015). The Indian population of C. curvum was isolated from a soil sample collected from Kavaratti Island, Lakshadweep, India (10°50’30.2”N 72°11’09.1”E). Usually feeds on bacteria and algae.
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