A New Species of Eurytrema (Trematoda: Dicrocoeliidae) from the Slate-Colored Junco

Martin, W. E.; Gee, David

doi:10.2307/3273387

The Journal of Parasitology

1949

DOI: 10.2307/3273387

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A New Species of Eurytrema (Trematoda: Dicrocoeliidae) from the Slate-Colored Junco

W. E. Martin¹,

David Gee²

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“…Conspicuum icteridorum is more closely related to C. conspicuum (Faria, 1912) as redescribed by Travassos (1944) Genus ZONORCHIS Travassos, 1944 ZONORCHIS ALVEYI (Martin and Gee, 1949) (Martin and Gee, 1949), new combination. In describing Z. alveyi {=^Eurytrema alveyi) the authors compared it only with Concinnum ludovicianae (Petri, 1942) Travassos, 1944 ZONORCHIS PETIO LATUM (Railliet, 1900), new combination Figure 40, a-(Z Dicrocoelium petiolatum Railliet, Comp.…”

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The Helminth Parasites of Birds, III: Dicrocoeliid Trematodes from North American Birds

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Byrd²

1951

Proceedings of the United States National Museum

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During the past several years we have examined, for helminth parasites, more than 700 specimens of wild birds, which represent 14 orders, 40 families, and 134 species. Although the avian hosts came from various localities throughout the southeastern section of the United States, the greater concentrations were collected from State College, Miss. ; Athens and Augusta, Ga. ; Highlands, N. C. ; Reelfoot Lake, Tenn. ; Eagle Lake and Houston, Tex. ; and Mountain Lake, Va.In the present paper only those trematodes belonging to the subfamily Dicrocoeliinae Looss, 1899, that were studied by us personally are considered in detail. We collected the greater part of the material included in this study, although we have been fortunate in obtaining specimens of several of the species from other investigators.F or the loan of specimens of several species from outside the area covered the writers

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“…Parasit., vol. 20, p. 945, 1901. Euritrema (Luhem) (Martin and Gee, 1949) The bronzed grackle, Quisculits quiscula aeneus, has been found infected more often than the other host species.…”

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The Helminth Parasites of Birds, III: Dicrocoeliid Trematodes from North American Birds

Denton¹,

Byrd²

1951

Proceedings of the United States National Museum

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Dicrocoelioidea und Microphalloidea (Trematoda: Plagiorchiata) Aus Vögeln Des Berliner Tierparks

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1964

Mitt. Mus. Nat.kd. Berl., Zool. Reihe

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A New Species of Eurytrema (Trematoda: Dicrocoeliidae) from the Slate-Colored Junco

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The Helminth Parasites of Birds, III: Dicrocoeliid Trematodes from North American Birds

The Helminth Parasites of Birds, III: Dicrocoeliid Trematodes from North American Birds

Dicrocoelioidea und Microphalloidea (Trematoda: Plagiorchiata) Aus Vögeln Des Berliner Tierparks

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