New Species of Predatory Flatworm Invading Southern United States

by Elida Byron
8 months ago

Amaga pseudobama has been found in three locations in North Carolina and in some infested plants from Georgia.

Amaga pseudobama, living specimen collected in Kingston, North Carolina in July 2020; the specimen was photographed in a Petri dish on a white background: (A) dorsal view from back; the head is at top; (B) dorsal view; the head is on the right; (C) ventral view; the pharynx (p) and gonopore (g), are indicated; the head is on the left. Image credit: Matthew A. Bertone.

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