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Table 3 Comparative morphometrics of Heterorhabditis adult males

From: Taxonomic and molecular characterization of a new entomopathogenic nematode species, Heterorhabditis casmirica n. sp., and whole genome sequencing of its associated bacterial symbiont

Species

L

BD

EP

NR

NL

T

SL

GL

a

b

c

c′

SW%

GS%

D%

Heterorhabditis amazonensis

692–826

36–43

96–116

71–88

97–114

29–41

35–45

19–23

18.7b

7.7c

27.5c

1.3c

120–187

44–56

95–109

Heterorhabditis atacamensis

842–1025

42–55

116–149

69–93

99–119

24–36

40–49

17–22

19.7b

9.6c

29.3c

1.5c

179–249

38–51

108–126

Heterorhabditis bacteriophora

780–960

38–46

114–130

65–81

99–105

22–36

36–44

18–25

20.8b

9.1b

34.3b

1.8b

174

50

117

Heterorhabditis baujardi

818–970

45–53

71–93

54–77

105–132

28–38

33–45

18–22

16–22

6.4–8.8

24–33

1.5c

138–208

44–61

79c

Heterorhabditis beicherriana

889–1192

51–73

130–157

81–108

116–143

32–45

40–49

22–27

15–23

7.2–10

22–34

1.3–2.3

153–208

48–59

102–120

Heterorhabditis casmirica n. sp.

608–914

24–48

102–120

58–80

100–118

16–32

38–48

18–26

15–24

6.4–8.2

24–35

1.1–1.6

160–252

45–63

99–107

Heterorhabditis downesi

699–876

33–40

86–91

62–78

97–106

29–34

41–47

17–19

26.6b

8.8c

27.4c

1.4c

170–220

36–47

90

Heterorhabditis egyptii

594–848

31–56

80–97

56–84

96–109

23–34

25–50

16–22

17.1b

6.6c

19.5c

1.5b

120–220

40–65

84–91

Heterorhabditis floridensis

785–294

43–50

104–128

73–90

97–111

29–40

36–46

17–30

19.9b

7.9c

24.1c

1.4c

133–209

47–65

112

Heterorhabditis georgiana

721–913

43–55

101–145

72–93

100–122

29–41

41–49

20–28

16.5b

7.7c

26.1c

1.4c

150–200

51–64

100–122

Heterorhabditis hambletoni

510–800

38–60

80–100

80–90

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

–

Heterorhabditis indica

573–788

35–46

109–138

72–85

93–109

24–32

35–48

18–23

17.6b

6.7c

23.0c

1.1c

187

49

121

Heterorhabditis marelatus

805–1046

48–56

110–168

61–95

99–123

24–38

41–49

18–22

15.5b

7.8c

30.0c

1.1c

196

36–50

113c

Heterorhabditis megidis

800–1100

44–50

139–176

96–112

122–134

35–43

46–54

17–24

18–22

7–9

23–31

1.6b

188

43

122

Heterorhabditis mexicana

614–801

38–47

108–145

61–83

89–108

21–36

30–47

18–32

21.7b

6.8c

27.6c

1.1c

130–196

43–70

114–149

Heterorhabditis noenieputensis

530–775

34–46

75–102

64–75

88–106

21–32

37–49

17–24

14–18

5.6–7.9

21–33

1.1–1.7

202–301

38–56

81–108

Heterorhabditis ruandica

652–863

40–51

61–109

56–74

84–117

21–29

34–50

16–23

15–21

5.8–9.7

23–36

0.6–1.7

150–306

35–57

61–97

Heterorhabditis safricana

777–1009

40–58

104–147

52–61

105–126

27–49

35–54

19–27

20.1b

7.9c

43.0c

1.5b

130–259

43–62

92–133

Heterorhabditis taysearae

648–736

38–48

78–120

54–88

85–123

20–29

30–42

12–21

15.1b

6.5c

14.0c

1.3c

156

46

88

Heterorhabditis zacatecana

811–914

41–56

77–109

60–78

71–108

21–33

38–55

15–25

15–25

7.6–12

26–43

1.2–2.5

170–320

40–60

78–134

Heterorhabditis zealandica

848–1044

36–45

130–150

–

110–128

30–41

48–55

19–25

–

–

–

1.7b

246

44

118

  1. All data, with the exception of ratios and percentages, are given in micrometers, and are shown as the mean ± SD (range). Data for H. casmirica n. sp. are in italic. For abbreviations, see Table 1
  2. aDashes indicate that the data are not provided in the original publication
  3. bCalculated from the drawings provided in the original publication
  4. cCalculated from other measurements provided in the original publication