Key-catalogue of parasites reported for carnivora (cats, dogs, bears, etc.) : with their possible public health importance / by C.W. Stiles and Clara Edith Baker.

  • Charles Wardell Stiles
Date:
1935
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Credit: Key-catalogue of parasites reported for carnivora (cats, dogs, bears, etc.) : with their possible public health importance / by C.W. Stiles and Clara Edith Baker. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    f225. MONOSTOMATA, pp. 73,612. f225e. notocotylidae, p. 73. See Catatropis. —. Catatropis Odhner, 1905, Fauna arctica, v. 4 (2), 366, 367, tod. verrucosa.—<C f225e notocotyli- dae: Body elongate, cephalic and caudal ends rather uniformly rounded. Skin on forebody and on venter beset with very fine spines which become larger ceph- alad, and on the venter of the forebody they become thick set, strong, rhomboid scales. Venter with 3 rows of weakly developed gland packets, of which the median row discharges on a uniformly slightly raised, longitudinally run- ning, keel-like swelling, while each of the lateral rows discharges in a row of 8 to 12 small, not retractile, not invaginatable warts. Vagina very strongly developed, nearly as long as cirrus sac. verrucosa Frolich, 1789 [Fasc.1 ]: Catatropis; Monost.1 —Reported for: #485 Vulpes (species). Con- tinued in later bulletins; Anser (dom. t. h.). |228. AM PH I STOMATA, pp. 73, 438. f229a. Amphistoma1, pp. 76, 438. species Parona, 1894a, 139, 291: Amp hi st. (Fasciola').—Pisa, Italy.—Reported for: #413 Felis (cat us). f223j. HOLOSTOMATA, pp. 73, 802. —. strigeoidea, p. 802. For revision, see La Rue, 1926, Trans. Amer. Micr. Soc., v. 45 (1), Jan., 11-19. . STRIGEIDAE. See ALARIINAE, CYATHOCOTYLINAE, Diplostom- ulum, and Tetracotyle. —. alariinae Hall & Wigdor, 1918, J. Amer. Vet. Med. Assoc., v. 53, n. s. v. 6 (5), 617.—<strigeidae: Cirrus and cirrus sac absent. An- terior body region flattened; poste- rior region cylindrical or flattened dorsoventrally. Lateral sucking cups, auricular projections, or ten- tacle-like appendages, usually pres- ent near oral sucker. Uterus usually enters holdfast organ. Holdfast organ greatly elongated or cordate. Syns.: conchosomi- nae Raillict, 1896, 160; hemi- stominae Braun, 1893a. See Ala- ria, Pharyngostomum. —. Alaria Schrank, 1788, mt. vulpis ° so. alata.—<Calariinae: Hold- fast organ consists of 2 long folds exceeding half length of forebody. Uterus enters holdfast organ and forms one or more convolutions. Vitellaria confined to forebody or at least not extending posteriad beyond ovary. Syns.: Conchosomum.0 Railliet, 1896, 160, Hemistomum Diesing renamed, tod. alatum; Hemi- stomach Cobbold, 1876, 853, for Hemistomum [not Hemistoma Swainson, 1839, fish]; Hemisto- mum0 Diesing, 1850a, type ala- tum. alata Goeze, 1782a [Planaria ']: Ala- ria; Conchosomum °; Hemisto- mum0; Diplostomum'; Distoma1; Fasciola ■; Festucaria ■; Holosto- mum ’.—Germany l.— Reported for: #413 Felis (silvestris, species (wild cat, misc.)); #479 Canis (azarae, cancrivorus, familiaris, lu- pus, species (wolf)); #483 Fennecus (cerdo so. zerda); #485 Vulpes (species, alopex so. vulpes t. h.); #486 Alopex (lagopus). Continued in later bulletins. 1st host Planor- his (vortex). 2d host Schilbe (mys- tus, Egypt). *americana Hall & Wigdor, 1918, J. Amer. Vet. Med. Assoc., v. 53, n. s. , v. 6 (5), 618, 620-622, figs. 2-5: Alaria.—Detroitl, Michigan.— Reported for : #413 Felis (catus); #479 Canis (familiaris t. h.). *arisaemoides Augustine & Uribe, 1927, Parasitol., v. 19 (2), Aug., 236-244, figs. 1-4, pis. 16—IS, figs. 1-11: Alaria.—Massachusetts l.— Reported for: #485 Vulpes (fulva t. h.). [asoviensis Skrjabin, 1923, Trudy Gos. Inst. Exp. Vet., Moscow, v. 1 (1), 70-71: Hemistomum0.—Rus- sia l.—Reported for: #413 Felis (catus [dom.] t. h.).]
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