Table 2 in Description of Cervidellus hueckeswagensis sp. nov. and Stegelleta waltrautae sp. nov. (Nematoda: Rhabditida: Cephalobidae) from the Atacama Desert in Chile

Table 2. Selected diagnostic characters of the anterior body end of species of the genus Cervidellus Thorne, 1937.
specieslabial probolaelipscephalic probolaeC. alutus (Siddiqi, 1993)bifurcated at two levelssymmetricalguarding process and four tinesC. baujardi Mounport, Boström & Villenave, 2002simple, digitateasymmetricalguarding process and five tinesC. bifidihastatus Abolafia & Robles, 2024bifurcated at two levelsasymmetricalguarding process and eight tinesC. capraeolus (De Ley, Geraert & Coomans, 1990)bifurcated at two levels, with prongsasymmetricalguarding process and eight tinesC. caucetensis Holovachov, Boström & De Ley, 2011bifurcatedasymmetricalguarding process and four tinesC. cervus (Thorne, 1925)bifurcated at two levels, with prongssymmetricalguarding process and four tinesC. doorsselaeri (De Clerk & De Ley, 1990)bifurcated at two levels, with basal tinesasymmetricalguarding process and eight tinesC. hamatus Thorne, 1937bifurcated at two levelsasymmetricalguarding process and six tinesC. hueckeswagensis sp. nov.bifurcatedasymmetricalguarding process and six to seven tinesC. neftasiensis Boström, 1986bifurcatedsymmetricalguarding process and four tinesC. psammophilus Orselli & Vinciguerra, 2002bifurcated at two levelssymmetricalguarding process and four tinesC. spitzbergensis Boström, 1987bifurcated at two levels, with prongssymmetricalguarding process and four tinesC. vinciguerrae Clausi, 1998bifurcatedasymmetricalguarding process and five tinesC. vexilliger (de Man, 1880)bifurcatedsymmetricalguarding process and four tines