The present investigation establishes beyond doubt the existence of binucleate opalinids in the Anura of Karnatak and includes the description of five new forms i.e. [...] Since the locality is situated in South India which forms the most ancient part of the Asian continent the presence of Zelleriella and Protoopalina in this region may -modify the present conclusions in the field of Zoogeography. [...] Out of 75 specimens 32 had their nucleus in about the middle of the body while in the remaining 43 it was found to lie in the posterior half of the body. [...] The posterior nucleus is situated somewhat away from the middle of the body while the anterior nucleus is located more or less near the compact anterior region as in P. indica.
- Pages
- 99
- Published in
- India
- SARF Document ID
- sarf.120010
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