Turbellarian taxonomic database

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Bilateria (Main hierarchy)
Protostomia       Grobben, 1908
Platyhelminthes       Minot, 1876
Rhabditophora       Ehlers, 1985
Trepaxonemata       Ehlers, 1984
Amplimatricata       Egger, Lapraz, Tomiczek, et al., 2015
Polycladida (II)       Lang, 1884 [sensu Prudhoe, 1985]
Acotylea       Lang, 1884
Stylochoidea       Poche, 1925
Stylochidae       Stimpson, 1857
Stylochinae       Laidlaw, 1903
Diopsis       Diesing, 1862
megalops       (Schmarda, 1859)

Current synonymy:

Dicelis megalops Schmarda, 1859 synonym of Stylochus megalops (Schmarda, 1859) (no ref.)
Diopsis megalops (Schmarda, 1859) synonym of Stylochus megalops (Schmarda, 1859) (no ref.)
Planocera heteroglena (Schmarda, 1859) synonym of Stylochus megalops (Schmarda, 1859) (no ref.)
Stylochus heteroglenus Schmarda, 1859 synonym of Stylochus megalops (Schmarda, 1859) (no ref.)
Stylochus heteroglenus Schmarda, 1859 synonym of Stylochus megalops (Schmarda, 1859) (no ref.)
Planocera heteroglena (Schmarda, 1859) synonym of Stylochus megalops (Schmarda, 1859) (no ref.)
Stylochus megalops (Schmarda, 1859) synonym of Stylochus megalops Schmarda, 1859 (no ref.)
Imogine megalops (Schmarda, 1859) synonym of Stylochus megalops Schmarda, 1859 according to Dittmann IL, Cuadrado D, Aguado MT, Noreña C, Egger B (2019), p. 605
Dicelis megalops Schmarda, 1859 synonym of Stylochus megalops Schmarda, 1859 according to Faubel A (1983), p. 73
Diopsis megalops (Schmarda, 1859) synonym of Stylochus megalops Schmarda, 1859 (no ref.)
Diopis megalops (Schmarda, 1859) synonym of Stylochus megalops Schmarda, 1859 (no ref.)
Stylochus megalops Schmarda, 1859 accepted name

Currently accepted as Stylochus megalops Schmarda, 1859

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