A revision of the adult cestodes of cattle, sheep and allied animals ... / by C.W. Stiles ... and Albert Hassall.

  • Charles Wardell Stiles
Date:
1893
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    Geographical distribution.—North America: Chicago, 111., Stiles; Washington, T). C., •Curtice, * Hassall, * Stiles; Colorado, Curtice. South America (Brazil, Natterer). Europe: England, Hassall and others; France, *Railliet, *R. Blanchard, Neumann, Moniez, *Stiles, and others; Germany and Austria, Leuckart, Bloch, Goeze, Nitzsch, *Rudolplii, *Zschokke, *Stiles, and many others; Italy, Perroncito and others. Besides the above, this species is mentioned by numerous other authors in various parts of the world. In all probability some of the cases are those of true M. expansa, while in other cases the data given are too incomplete to determine whether the species found was M. expansa or some other form. An examination has been made of the specimens of this species collected by those men whose names are starred (*) in the above list. It is very certain that many of the cases of Taenia expansa re- ported in America are either Th. actinioides, M. pianissimo, or M. trigonophora. In all probability this is the most widely distributed species found in cattle and sheep (See extract from letter by Dr. Giles, p. 71.) LITERATURE (1810-1892). (1) Rudolpiii. Ent. Hist, nat., ii, 2, 1810, p. 77-79, Tania expansa. (2) Ent. Syn., 1819, pp. 144, 487. (3.) Gurrt. Lehrbueli der pathologischen Anatomic der Haussaugethiere, 1831, i, p. 381, x, 1-2. (4) . Hartwig’s Mag. d. Thierheilkunde, iv Jahrg., 2. Heft. (5) Mayer. Froriep’sNeue Notizen i, p. 107 (T. denticulata) (6) .Analecta f. vergl. Anat. 2. Samml. i, p. 70, iigs. 4-5. Review by v. Siebold in Wiegmaun’s Arch. f. Naturg. 1840, ii, p. 192. (7) Creplin. Endozoologische Beitriige. 1 Ueber Tania denticulata Rud. und Tania expansa Rud.; Wiegmann’s Arch. f. Naturgeschiclite, 1842, i, pp. 315-327. (8) Dujardin. Hist, nat., p. 577. (9) Diesing. Syst. Helm., i, p. 497. (10) Verrii.l, A. E. Parasites of domestic animals; Report of the Connecticut Board of Agriculture for 1870, pp. 65, 100. (11) Davaine. Traite des Entozoaircs, 1877, p. liii, 235. (12) Moniez. Mhnoires sur les Cestodes. Paris, 1881, pp. 15-21, pi. i, figs. 38-58, ii, 1. (Embryology.) (13) ZiiRN. Die th. Parasiten, 1882, p. 189-192, taf. iii, figs. 39-41. (14) Perroncito. I Parassiti, etc., 1882, p. 239, figs. 99-100. (15) Trattato sulle Mai attic degli Animali domestici, 1886, pp. 231-232, 233. (16) McMurrich. Ninth Annual (1883) Report of the Ontario School of Agriculture (1884), pp. 174-178, 7 figs. (Zoological Report.); F. G. Grenside, same Report, pp. 200-203. (Veterinary Report). (Rev. by v. Linstow, Arch. f. Naturg., 1888.) [7'. expansa=M. trigonophora, vide p. 37.] (17) Leuckart, R. Bandwiirmer; Koch's Eneyclopadie der gesammten Thierheil- kunde, 1885, pp. 396-399; T. expansa, under Dipylidium. (18) Railliet. Elements, etc., 1886, p. 257-260, fig. 151 (orig.), fig. 152 (after Neumann), tig. 153, 1-12 (after Moniez). (19) Neumann. Trait*?, etc., 1st ed., 1888, p. 377-378; iigs. 164 (1-12) (after Moniez) 165 (after Railliet), 166 (orig.). (20) Curtice, C. Animal Parasites of Sheep, 1890, pp. 113-122, pis. xiv, xv. (21) Zsciiokke. Recherch sur la structure anatomique etliistologique des Cestodes 1890, pp. 91-114, taf. ii-iii, tigs. 31-38. (22) Blanchard, R. Sur les Helm, des Anthro. (Footnote); Mdm. d. 1. Soc. Zool. d. France, 1891, p. 187. (Moniezia expansa.) (23) Moniez. Notes sur les Helm., vi, 4; Rev. biol du Nord de la France, 1891,