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Proceedings / Indian Academy of Sciences, 1955
An account is given of the effects of infection in the digestive gland ofMelanoides tuberculatus (Muller) by a monostome larval trematode. The distinction into four types of cells of the tubules of digestive gland as seen in the normal uninfected gland is lost due to this infection.
M. B. Lal, null Premvati
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An account is given of the effects of infection in the digestive gland ofMelanoides tuberculatus (Muller) by a monostome larval trematode. The distinction into four types of cells of the tubules of digestive gland as seen in the normal uninfected gland is lost due to this infection.
M. B. Lal, null Premvati
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Transactions of the American Fisheries Society, 2005
AbstractThe red‐rim melania Melanoides tuberculatus (family Thiaridae), a tropical, nonindigenous aquatic snail, has become established and is spreading in the United States. Concerns associated with the spread of this snail include its potential to displace native snail populations and to transmit trematodes.
Andrew J. Mitchell, Thomas M. Brandt
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AbstractThe red‐rim melania Melanoides tuberculatus (family Thiaridae), a tropical, nonindigenous aquatic snail, has become established and is spreading in the United States. Concerns associated with the spread of this snail include its potential to displace native snail populations and to transmit trematodes.
Andrew J. Mitchell, Thomas M. Brandt
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The Southwestern Naturalist, 2014
Abstract We examined the distribution and co-occurrence of the exotic digenetic trematode Centrocestus formosanus, its exotic intermediate host the red-rim melania snail Melanoides tuberculatus, and rates of infection of fish in 10 spring systems throughout western Texas during 1999 and 2011.
Kelly S. McDermott +4 more
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Abstract We examined the distribution and co-occurrence of the exotic digenetic trematode Centrocestus formosanus, its exotic intermediate host the red-rim melania snail Melanoides tuberculatus, and rates of infection of fish in 10 spring systems throughout western Texas during 1999 and 2011.
Kelly S. McDermott +4 more
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Transactions of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, 1958
SynopsisIn the rare males of the polyploid race ofMelanoides tuberculatus, which constitute about 3 per cent of the population, spermatogenesis has been studied in detail and compared with certain stages of spermatogenesis in the rare males ofM. lineatus, which constitute 0·01 per cent of the population.
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SynopsisIn the rare males of the polyploid race ofMelanoides tuberculatus, which constitute about 3 per cent of the population, spermatogenesis has been studied in detail and compared with certain stages of spermatogenesis in the rare males ofM. lineatus, which constitute 0·01 per cent of the population.
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Distribution of the non-native gastropod Melanoides tuberculatus in Biscayne National Park, Florida
Open-File Report, 2010James B. Murray +2 more
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Studies on neurosecretory phenomenon in the snail, "Melanoides tuberculatus".
Rivista di biologia, 1981R, Khot, R, Nagabhushanam
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