Plate 111.
Fig. 760. Cleidodiscus chautauquaensis (Mueller, 1938); copulatory organ, two anchors, hooklet, vagina and two bars.
Fig. 761. Cleidodiscus alatus Mueller, 1938; two bars, two anchors, vagina and copulatory organ.
Fig. 762. Cleidodiscus brachus Mueller, 1938; copulatory organ, two bars and two anchors.
Fig. 763. Cleidodiscus mirabilis Mueller, 1937; two bars, two anchors and copulatory organ.
Fig. 764. Cleidodiscus robustus Mueller, 1934; opisthohaptor, two bars, anchor, and copulatory organ. After Mueller, 1936.
Fig. 765. Cleidodiscus stentor Mueller, 1937; anchor complex, copulatory organ, and vagina.
Fig. 766. Cleidodiscus banghami (Mueller, 1936); two anchors, anchor complex, bar and copulatory organ.
Plate 112.
Fig. 767. Ancylodiscoides mediacanthus Achmerow, 1952; copulatory organ and two anchor complexes.
Fig. 768. Ancylodiscoides macracanthus Achmerow, 1952; copulatory organ and two anchor complexes.
Fig. 769. Cleidodiscus megaloncus Mueller, 1936; two anchors (left ventral, right dorsal), two hooklets, bar and copulatory organ.
Fig. 770. Cleidodiscus nematocirrus Mueller, 1937; vagina, copulatory organ, two bars and anchor.
Fig. 771. Cleidodiscus pricei Mueller, 1936; opisthohaptor and copulatory organ.
Fig. 772. Haplocleidus dispar (Mueller, 1936); two bars, anchor complexes and copulatory organ.
Plate 113.
Fig. 773. Haplocleidus biramosus Mueller, 1937; two anchor complexes and copulatory organ.
Fig. 774. Oncocleidus perdix (Mueller, 1937); two anchors, copulatory organ and bar.
Fig. 775. Haplocleidus affinis Mueller, 1937; bar, copulatory organ, vagina and two anchors.
Fig. 776. Oncocleidus ferox Mueller, 1934; male terminalia showing prostatic reservoir, and two anchor complexes.
Fig. 777. Oncocleidus mucronatus (Mizelle, 1936); vagina, copulatory organ, two anchors and two bars. Cf. O. ferox Mueller, 1934.
Fig. 778. Oncocleidus cyanellus Mizelle, 1938; two anchors, copulatory organ, hooklet and two bars (left ventral, right dorsal).
Fig. 779. Haplocleidus furcatus Mueller, 1937; two anchors, vagina and copulatory organ.
Fig. 780. Haplocleidus acer (Mueller, 1936), two anchor complexes, two hooklets and copulatory organ.
Fig. 781. Oncocleidus helicis Mueller, 1936; cirrus, vagina and two anchor complexes.
Plate 114.
Fig. 782. Urocleidus mimus (Mueller, 1936); two anchor complexes, two hooklets and copulatory organ.
Fig. 783. Urocleidus chrysops Mizelle et Klucka, 1953; two anchors, two hooklets, copulatory organ and two bars.
Fig. 784. Urocleidus interruptus (Mizelle, 1936); two anchors, copulatory organ and two bars.
Fig. 785. Urocleidus adspectus Mueller, 1936; two anchors and two bars.
Fig. 786. Urocleidus chaenobryttus Mizelle et Seamster, 1939; copulatory organ, two hooklets and anchor complex.
Fig. 787. Urocleidus malleus (Mueller, 1938); two anchors, copulatory organ and two bars.
Fig. 788. Urocleidus torquatus Mizelle et Cronin, 1943; copulatory organ, two bars and two anchors.
Fig. 789. Urocleidus variabilis Mizelle et Cronin, 1943; two anchors, copulatory organ and two bars.
Fig. 790. Urocleidus wadei Seamster, 1948; ventral (left) and dorsal (right) anchors.
Fig. 791. Urocleidus similis (Mueller, 1936); bar, copulatory organ and prostatic reservoir, two hooklets and two anchor complexes.
Plate 115.
Fig. 792. Oncocleidus principialis Mizelle, 1936; two anchors, copulatory organ, dorsal (upper) and ventral (lower) bars and vagina.
Fig. 793. Oncocleidus acuminatus (Mizelle, 1936); two bars, vagina, copulatory organ and two anchors.
Fig. 794. Oncocleidus distinctus Mizelle, 1936; two bars, copulatory organ, vagina and two anchors.
Fig. 795. Cleidodiscus uniformis Mizelle, 1936; two bars, two anchors, copulatory organ and vagina.
Fig. 796. Haplocleidus gomtius Jain, 1952; two anchor complexes and copulatory organ.
Fig. 797. Cleidodiscus longus Mizelle, 1936; two anchors, two bars, vagina and copulatory organ.
Fig. 798. Cleidodiscus capax Mizelle, 1936; copulatory organ, two bars, two anchors and vagina.
Plate 116.
Fig. 799. Cleidodiscus venardi Mizelle et Jaskoski, 1942; two anchors, vagina, two bars and copulatory organ.
Fig. 800. Haplocleidus attenuatus (Mizelle, 1941); two anchor complexes, vagina and copulatory organ.
Fig. 801. Haplocleidus parvicirrus Mizelle et Jaskoski, 1942; bar, copulatory organ, two anchor complexes, and vagina.
Fig. 802. Cleidodiscus diversus Mizelle, 1938; copulatory organ, left dorsal and right ventral anchors and bars.
Fig. 803. Cleidodiscus bedardi Mizelle, 1936; two bars, two anchors, copulatory organ and vagina.
Fig. 804. Urocleidus umbraensis Mizelle, 1938; two bars, hooklet, copulatory organ and two (left dorsal and right ventral) anchors.
Fig. 805. Urocleidus aculeatus (Van Cleave et Mueller, 1932); copulatory organ.
Fig. 806. Cleidodiscus vancleavei Mizelle, 1936; copulatory organ, vagina, two bars and two anchors.
Plate 117.
Fig. 807a–c. Ancylodiscoides japonicus Gussev et Strelkow, 1960; anchor complex (a), copulatory organ (b), and vagina (c).
Fig. 808a–c. Ancylodiscoides mutabilis Gussev et Strelkow, 1960; vagina (a), copulatory organ (b), and anchor complex (c).
Fig. 809a–c. Ancylodiscoides longitubis Gussev et Strelkow, 1960; vagina (a), copulatory organ (b), and anchor complex (c).
Fig. 810a–c. Ancylodiscoides magnicirrus Gussev et Strelkow, 1960; vagina (a), anchor complex (b), and copulatory organ (c).
Plate 118.
Fig. 811a–d. Ancylodiscoides soldatovi Gussev et Strelkow, 1960; vagina (a), copulatory organ (b), male terminal complex (c), and anchor complex (d).
Fig. 812a–c. Ancylodiscoides lingmoeni Gussev et Strelkow, 1960; copulatory organ (a), anchor complex (b), and vagina (c).
Fig. 813. Ancylodiscoides rarissimus Gussev et Strelkow, 1960; copulatory organ.
Fig. 814a–c. Ancylodiscoides cochleavagina Gussev et Strelkow, 1960; vagina (a), anchor complex (b), and copulatory organ (c).
Fig. 815a–c. Ancylodiscoides disjunctus Gussev et Strelkow, 1960; vagina (a), anchor complex (b), and copulatory organ (c).
Plate 119.
Fig. 816. Neodactylogyrus cryptomeres (Bychowsky, 1934); two pairs of anchors, two bars, one marginal hooklet, vagina and copulatory organ.
Fig. 817. Neodactylogyrus folkmanovae (Ergens, 1956); two anchor complexes, two marginal hooklets, vagina and copulatory organ.
Fig. 818. Neodactylogyrus dyki (Ergens et Luský, 1959); anchor complex, copulatory organ and different aspects of vagina.
Fig. 819. Neodactylogyrus minor (Wagener, 1857); anchor complex, marginal hooklets and copulatory organ. After Ergens, 1960.
Fig. 820. Neodactylogyrus suecicus (Nybelin, 1937); anchor complex, marginal hooklets, vagina and copulatory organ. After Ergens, 1960.
Fig. 821. Neodactylogyrus alatus (Linstow, 1878); anchor complex, marginal
Fig. 822. Neodactylogyrus parvus (Wegener, 1909); anchor complex, marginal hooklets and copulatory organ. After Ergens, 1960.
Plate 120.
Fig. 823. Ancyrocephalus vanbenedenii (Parona et Perugia, 1890); anchor complex and copulatory organ.
Fig. 824. Gyrodactylus bychowskyi Sproston, 1946; anchor complex and spined cirrus.
Fig. 825. Gyrodactylus anguillae Ergens, 1960; anchor complexes in different aspects and marginal hooklets.
Fig. 826. Gyrodactylus markakulensis Gvozdev, 1950; anchor complex. After Ergens, 1960.
Fig. 827a–b. Dactylogyrus longicirrus Tripathi, 1959; anchors (a), and copulatory organ (b).
Fig. 828a–e. Pterinotrema mirabile Bychowsky et Nagibina, 1959; median sclerites (a), larval anchors (b), egg (c), proximal portion of clamp (d), and distal portion of clamp (e).
Fig. 829a–b. Heteromicrocotyla indica Ramalingam, 1960; terminal genitalia, spined vaginal sucker and “penis hooks” (a), and male genital hooks (b).
Fig. 830. Anchorophorus sinensis Bychowsky et Nagibina, 1958; anchor complex.