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Bicentenariella n. g. (Monogenea: Dactylogyridae) including descriptions of three new species and two new combinations from serranid fishes (Actinopterygii: Serranidae: Anthiinae) in the South American Pacific Ocean.

Celso L CrucesJhon D CheroGloria SáezJosé Luis Luque
Published in: Systematic parasitology (2021)
Bicentenariella n. g. is proposed to accommodate three new species of dactylogyrid monogeneans found on the gills of the threadfin bass Pronotogrammus multifasciatus Gill (Perciformes: Serranidae) from the Southeastern Pacific Ocean off Peru: Bicentenariella claudiae n. sp. (type-species), B. sinuosa n. sp. and B. puertopizarroensis n. sp. Bicentenariella n. g. is mainly characterised by possessing a broadly X-shaped dorsal bar, which has the anterior arms longer than posterior ones and by having a ventral bar with two medial projections. Bicentenariella n. g. is also characterised by having: (i) anchors equal, each with elongate superficial root and short deep root; (ii) an haptor with bilaterally paired lobes, lacking haptoral reservoirs; (iii) hooks with protruded obtuse thumb and undilated shank; (iv) a tubular tapered-shaped male copulatory organ with basal flap bifurcated or not (MCO), lacking accessory piece; (v) a delicate membrane associated with the shaft of the MCO present or absent; (vi) a muscular trumpet-shaped vagina, vaginal aperture dextrolateral; (vii) eyespots absent, accessory chromatic granules present; and (viii) a not lobulated testis. Bicentenariella claudiae n. sp. is characterised by having a MCO with whip-shaped distal end and a rod-shaped ventral bar with hatchet-shaped lateral ends. Bicentenariella sinuosa n. sp. is typified by possessing a MCO with an irregular filamentous membrane surrounding its shaft and a dumbbell-shaped ventral bar. Bicentenariella puertopizarroensis n. sp. can be differentiated from its congeners by having a tubular-shaped MCO with twisted distal end and a narrow W-shaped ventral bar. Parancylodiscoides peruensis Cruces, Chero, Sáez & Luque, 2017 from Hemanthias peruanus (Steindachner) and P. signiferi Cruces, Chero, Sáez & Luque, 2017 from H. signifer (Garman), are transferred to Bicentenariella n. g. as B. peruensis n. comb and B. signiferi n. comb., respectively.
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