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Scientific Name: Paradoxorhabditis jodhpurensis
Photo: Ali S and Chakraborty T (1992)
Classification:
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Nematoda
Description:
These organisms are free-living, typically very small and microscopic in size. Their bodies are cylindrical and covered with a hard coat, with both the anterior and posterior ends as narrow as a needle. This body coat is composed of thick elastin proteins. Beneath the body coat, there are four layers of glands. The mouth opening at the front of the body is surrounded and characterized by a lip. Additionally, two unicellular glands called phasmid glands may or may not be present at the periphery of the organism. The end of the animal is fatty.
Habitat & Distribution in Bangladesh:
Commonly found in the fish pond, rivers, lakes, haors, and other fresh waterbodies of Bangladesh
Environment:
Freshwater
Main References:
Ali S, Chakraborty T (1992) BANGLADESHER MITHA PANIR AMERUDANDI PRANI (A book on Freshwater Invertebrates of Bangladesh). Bangla Academy, Dhaka, Bangladesh, ISBN: 984-07-4051-4
Other References:
DNA Barcodes from Bangladesh
GenBank Accession Number:
Other DNA Barcodes & Nucleutide Sequences
Global IUCN conservation status:
