Notes on parasites
Published: 1891
Language: eng
Number of pages: 62
Subjects: Helminths; Parasites
Notes: No. 25 is the summary of "Anatomy of the large American fluke" ... by Stiles and Hassall, 1894-1895.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: 4. Myzomimus. [1892] (from the Journal of comparative medicine and veterinary archives, Feb. 1892); title: 18. On the presence of Sarcosporidia. 1893. (from Bulletin no. 3 of the Bureau of animal industry); title: 25. Summary of "Anatomy of the large American fluke" ... by Stiles and Hassall, 1894-1895; title: 27. Experimental trichinosis in Spermophilus 13-lineatus. 28. New American finds of Sarcosporidia. 29. A new species of intestinal fluke (Distoma tricolor) in the cotton-tail rabbit (Lepus sylvaticus Bachman) and in the northern hare (L. americanus Erxleben). 30. Distoma (Polyorchis) molle (Leidy, 1856) S. & H., 1894. (from The veterinary magazine, 1894); title: 31. An early stage of rabbit tapeworms: preliminary note. 35. Errata to Notes 21, 28, 29 & 30. (from The veterinary magazine, 1895); title: ^; title: 33. On the identity of Taenia brandti Cholodkowsky, 1894, with Taenia giardi Moniez, 1879, and Taenia ovilla Rivolta, 1878. 34. On the presence of adult cestodes in hogs. 36. A double-pored cestode, with occasional single pores. 37. A bibliography of Notes on parasites, nos. 1-31 incl., published 1891-1894, incl. (from The veterinary magazine, 1895); title: 38. Preliminary note to "A revision of the adult leporine cestodes." (from The veterinary magazine, June 1895); title: 42. Comparison of the type of Distomum longissimum von Linstrwo, 1883, with the type of D. longissimum corvinum Stiles & Hassall, 1894. 43. The synonymy of Opisthorchis conus (Creplin, 1825). 44. Dicrocoelium lanceatum Stiles & Hassall, 1896. 45. Dioctophyme or Eustrongylus? 46. An examination of the type of Moniezia vogti (Moniez, 1879), Stiles & Hassall, 1896. (from The veterinary magazine, Mar. 1896); title: ^; title: 50-52. [A muscle fluke (Agamodistomum sp.) in American swine. The lung fluke (Paragonimus westermanii) in swine and its relation to parasitic haemoptysis in man. The conical fluke (Amphistoma cervi) of cattle slaughtered in the United States] (from Sixteenth annual report of the Bureau of Animal Industry, 1899; title: 53. Echinostomum bursicola Looss and E. cloacinum Braun, from a nomenclatural standpoint. (from Science, new ser., v. 13, no. 328, 1901); title: 55-57. (from Circular 34 of the Bureau of Animal Industry); title: 58-62. (from Bulletin no. 35 of the Bureau of Animal Industry, 1902).