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Parasitology International, 2018
A new species of the genus Serpentirhabdias Tkach, Kuzmin et Snyder, 2014, S. moi n. sp., is described from a colubroid snake Chironius exoletus from Caxiuanã National Forest, State of Pará, Brazil. The species is characterised by having a triangular oral opening, absence of the buccal capsule, presence of six minute onchia in the oesophastome, and ...
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A new species of the genus Serpentirhabdias Tkach, Kuzmin et Snyder, 2014, S. moi n. sp., is described from a colubroid snake Chironius exoletus from Caxiuanã National Forest, State of Pará, Brazil. The species is characterised by having a triangular oral opening, absence of the buccal capsule, presence of six minute onchia in the oesophastome, and ...
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2014
The data on experimental infection of snails Deroceras reticulatus (Agriolimacidae) and Arion subfuscus (Arionidae) by infective larvae of Entomelas entomelas, E. dujardini (parasites of blindworm, Anguis fragilis), E. kazachstanica and Hexadontophorus ophisauri (parasites of zheltopuzik, Ophisaurus apodus) are presented.
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The data on experimental infection of snails Deroceras reticulatus (Agriolimacidae) and Arion subfuscus (Arionidae) by infective larvae of Entomelas entomelas, E. dujardini (parasites of blindworm, Anguis fragilis), E. kazachstanica and Hexadontophorus ophisauri (parasites of zheltopuzik, Ophisaurus apodus) are presented.
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Canadian Journal of Zoology, 1978
Rhabdias americanus n.sp., Rhabdias ranae Walton, 1929, Rhabdias fuscovenosa (Railliet, 1899), and Rhabdias eustreptos (MacCallum, 1921) from amphibians and reptiles of southern Ontario are described. Rhabdias americanus n.sp. and R. ranae have two large lateral pseudolabia beside the oral opening whereas R. fuscovenosa and R. eustreptos each have six
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Rhabdias americanus n.sp., Rhabdias ranae Walton, 1929, Rhabdias fuscovenosa (Railliet, 1899), and Rhabdias eustreptos (MacCallum, 1921) from amphibians and reptiles of southern Ontario are described. Rhabdias americanus n.sp. and R. ranae have two large lateral pseudolabia beside the oral opening whereas R. fuscovenosa and R. eustreptos each have six
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Morphology of Parasitic and Free-living Adults of Rhabdias rubrovenosa (Nematoda, Rhabdiasidae)
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2009
Parasitic nematode Rhabdias globocephala Kung et Wu, 1945 previously known only from the type host, Microhyla ornata from China, is described from a new host, Buergeria pollicaris (Werner, 1914). Differention of the species from closely related R. sphaerocephala Goodey, 1924 is amended based on the shape of anterior cuticular swelling, buccal capsule ...
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Parasitic nematode Rhabdias globocephala Kung et Wu, 1945 previously known only from the type host, Microhyla ornata from China, is described from a new host, Buergeria pollicaris (Werner, 1914). Differention of the species from closely related R. sphaerocephala Goodey, 1924 is amended based on the shape of anterior cuticular swelling, buccal capsule ...
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