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Human pentastomiasis caused by Armillifer moniliformis in Malaysian Borneo. [PDF]
Am J Trop Med Hyg, 2011 Latif B +4 more
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Endoparasites of Crotalus tzabcan (Serpentes: Viperidae), with a checklist in rattlesnakes. [PDF]
J Parasit Dis, 2018 Carbajal-Márquez RA +2 more
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Transmission of Armillifer armillatus ova at snake farm, The Gambia, West Africa. [PDF]
Emerg Infect Dis, 2011 Tappe D +6 more
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Occurrence of health-compromising protozoan and helminth infections in tortoises kept as pet animals in Germany. [PDF]
Parasit Vectors, 2018 Hallinger MJ +3 more
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Systematic Parasitology, 1982
Raillietiella affinis, a cephalobaenid pentastomid first described by Bovien (1927), from a Javanese gecko Gekko gecko, is shown to be a blunt-posterior hook species, a fact hitherto unrecognized. The species described as R. affinis by Self & Kuntz (1957) from a number of Egyptian desert lizards, is sharp-hooked and is a new species, Raillietiella ...
J T Self, J H Ali
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Raillietiella affinis, a cephalobaenid pentastomid first described by Bovien (1927), from a Javanese gecko Gekko gecko, is shown to be a blunt-posterior hook species, a fact hitherto unrecognized. The species described as R. affinis by Self & Kuntz (1957) from a number of Egyptian desert lizards, is sharp-hooked and is a new species, Raillietiella ...
J T Self, J H Ali
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Zeitschrift Fur Naturforschung - Section C Journal of Biosciences, 1985 Abstract The oocytes of the cephalobaenid Pentastomid Raillietiella aegypti were studied by electron microscopy. A prominent feature of vitellogenic oocytes are numerous spherical, oval and elongated mitochondria. Some of these are shown with desmosome-like structures.
Rüdiger Riehl
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Acta Tropica, 2022
Pentastomida is a subclass of parasitic arthropods, related to crustaceans, which develop in the respiratory tract of vertebrates (i.e., fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals). Within this group of parasites, Raillietiella spp. adults develop in the lungs of lizards, snakes and toads, whereas larval stages in insects (e.g., cockroaches ...
Mendoza-Roldan J. A. +5 more
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Pentastomida is a subclass of parasitic arthropods, related to crustaceans, which develop in the respiratory tract of vertebrates (i.e., fishes, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals). Within this group of parasites, Raillietiella spp. adults develop in the lungs of lizards, snakes and toads, whereas larval stages in insects (e.g., cockroaches ...
Mendoza-Roldan J. A. +5 more
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Veterinary Parasitology: Regional Studies and Reports, 2022
Pentastomes are crustacean endoparasites in the lungs of herpetofauna and rarely mammals and birds. To date, the only pentastomes reported in chelonians, all aquatic turtles, are Diesingia megastomum from Brazil and Pelonia africana from South Africa. In March 2021, 185 juvenile tortoises (Chelonoidis niger) were confiscated after an attempted illegal ...
Liandrie, Swanepoel +5 more
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Pentastomes are crustacean endoparasites in the lungs of herpetofauna and rarely mammals and birds. To date, the only pentastomes reported in chelonians, all aquatic turtles, are Diesingia megastomum from Brazil and Pelonia africana from South Africa. In March 2021, 185 juvenile tortoises (Chelonoidis niger) were confiscated after an attempted illegal ...
Liandrie, Swanepoel +5 more
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Systematic Parasitology, 1982
A new species of a cephalobaenid pentastomid infecting the lungs of a toad, Bufo lemur, from Puerto Rico is described. The single infection comprises all stages from infective larvae to mature males and females and therefore we consider the toad to be a definitive host.
J. H. Ali, J. Riley, J. T. Self
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A new species of a cephalobaenid pentastomid infecting the lungs of a toad, Bufo lemur, from Puerto Rico is described. The single infection comprises all stages from infective larvae to mature males and females and therefore we consider the toad to be a definitive host.
J. H. Ali, J. Riley, J. T. Self
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