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Host-induced Variation in Plagiorchis noblei Park, 1936 (Plagiorchiidae: Trematoda)

American Midland Naturalist, 1974
Eggs of Plagiorchis noblei Park, 1936, used for this study, were recovered from a single worm obtained from a naturally infected red-winged blackbird (Agelaius phoeniceus). Laboratory-reared snails (Lymnaea stagnalis and Stagnicola reflexa) and three genera of insects (Aeschna, Coenagrion and Chironomus) harbored experimental infections of this ...
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Comparative evolutionary genetics of trematode parasites (Plagiorchiidae) and their anuran hosts

Canadian Journal of Zoology, 1992
A study of five trematode species of the genera Glypthelmins and Haplometrana inhabiting anurans produced allozyme-based estimates of Nei's (1978) genetic distance ranging from 0.126 to 1.867. An estimate of trematode phylogeny is in agreement with earlier morphologically based phylogenetic hypotheses and is similar to the phylogeny for associated ...
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2015
The data on a repeated since its original description in late 1920's find a rare, locally distributed trematode species, Allopharynx amudariensis (Strom, 1928), a parasite of the tesselated water snake, Natrix tessellata (Colubridae). Amu-Darya River valley in Turkmenistan still is only known locality of this trematode.
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Travtrematinae nom. nov. for Leptophyllinae Byrd, Parker and Reiber, 1940 (Plagiorchiidae: Trematoda)

The Journal of Parasitology, 1958
The genus Leptophyllum was established by Cohn (1902) for a trematode which he recovered from the intestine of the South American snake, Herpetodryas (= Chironius) fuscus. Ruiz and Leao (1942) pointed out that Cohn's Leptophyllum stenocotyle (Fig. 1) and Travtrema travtrema Pereira (1929) from Xenodon (= Liophis) merremii (Wagler) (Fig.
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