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Cohenella semernoyi Timoshkin, 2004

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Timoshkin OA2004  
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Rhynchokarlingiidae-A new enigmatic group of Turbellaria Kalyptorhynchia (Plathelminthes, Neorhabdocoela) from Lake Baikal (East Siberia) with emendation of 9 species, description of 12 new genera and 50 new species: example of "non-Darwinian evoln"?In Index of animal species inhabiting Lake Baikal. OA Timoshkin, ed., Ch 6, pp 1344-14911449-1454, pl. 25, Figs. 79-82736319882
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other taxonomic work:Timoshkin OA, Rozhkova NA, Zaytseva EP2010  
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Diversity and ecology of free-living ciliated worms (Plathelminthes, Turbellaria) of Angara River and its catchment area with description of new species and new distribution localities of Kalyptorhynchia (Fam. Polycystididae and Rhynchokarlingiidae) of BIn: OA Timoshkin, ed. Index of animal species inhabiting Lake Baikal and its catchment area. Vol II Book 1, 1.3 pp 1125-1139.1031-1032900021961
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Timoshkin OA2004  
spp.
Rhynchokarlingiidae-A new enigmatic group of Turbellaria Kalyptorhynchia (Plathelminthes, Neorhabdocoela) from Lake Baikal (East Siberia) with emendation of 9 species, description of 12 new genera and 50 new species: example of "non-Darwinian evoln"?In Index of animal species inhabiting Lake Baikal. OA Timoshkin, ed., Ch 6, pp 1344-1491736319882
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Timoshkin OA, Rozhkova NA, Zaytseva EP2010  
spp.
Diversity and ecology of free-living ciliated worms (Plathelminthes, Turbellaria) of Angara River and its catchment area with description of new species and new distribution localities of Kalyptorhynchia (Fam. Polycystididae and Rhynchokarlingiidae) of BIn: OA Timoshkin, ed. Index of animal species inhabiting Lake Baikal and its catchment area. Vol II Book 1, 1.3 pp 1125-1139.900021961
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