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Based on theoretical conclusions, a new family of testate amoebae,   Padaungiellidae, is described. It includes three genera: Alocodera, Apodera   and Padaungiella. The most striking characteristic of the members of this   family is an elongated neck, and absence of sets of teeth and septa along the   oral-aboral axis on the inner side of the neck. The most common species of   this family is Padaungiella lageniformis. Morphometrically, this species is   not analyzed yet, so the qualitative and quantitative characters of a   sphagnicolous population of P. lageniformis from the Vlasina Lake area   (Serbia) are reported here. Quantitative characters were analyzed by   univariate statistical methods. Coefficients of variation were moderately low   for all the measured characters (range from 4.37 to 10.71%). Frequency   distribution of only seven of sixteen variables showed approximately zero   level of kurtosis, which indicated that specimens with average measurements   were not predominant in the studied population. This paper provides evidence   of the presence of an aberrant form of P. lageniformis

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Description of the family Padaungiellidae and morphological variability of Padaungiella lageniformis (Amoebozoides: Arcellinida) from the Vlasina Lake area, Serbia