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Based on material collected from    Pseudemys   nelsoni    (  Reptilia  :   Chelonia  :   Emydidae  ) during a parasite survey of the herpetofauna around Gainesville, Florida, USA,    Polystomoides   nelsoni    sp. n.  is described as a new polystome species. This parasite was found in the oral and pharyngeal region of the host. In a sample of nine    Pseudemys   nelsoni   , three specimens were found to release polystome eggs. One turtle was euthanized and dissected and found to be infected in the oral region with 19 specimens belonging to an as-yet-unknown    Polystomoides   . This is only the fifth    Polystomoides    recorded from the Nearctic realm. This species is distinguished from known species by a combination of characteristics including marginal hooklet morphology, body length and haptor dimensions.

A new polystomatid ( Monogenea , Polystomatidae ) from the mouth of the North American freshwater turtle Pseudemys nelsoni