Wonderful pictures.
I would think it's
D. gargantua Meunier, because:
1. It has very prominent nematodesmata.
2. The anterior ciliary fringe is located down on the "shoulders" (in
nasutum it is supposed to be a little further forward).
3. It was collected in a marine environment (
nasutum is found in brackish conditions, but is mainly a freshwater species).
4. The "snout" is relatively plump.