Gastrointestinal helminths of nine species ofCnemaspis(Squamata: Gekkonidae) from Peninsular Malaysia, one species from Cambodia and Thailand and two species from Vietnam
Abstract:A total of 12 species of Cnemaspis (N = 104) from Southeast Asia were examined for gastrointestinal helminths. Samples consisted of nine species (n = 86) from Peninsular Malaysia: Cnemaspis affinis (n = 4); Cnemaspis baueri (n = 17); Cnemaspis biocellata (n = 12); Cnemaspis grismeri (n = 8); Cnemaspis kumpoli (n = 11); Cnemaspis limi (n = 9): Cnemaspis monachorum (n = 7); Cnemaspis pemanggilensis (n = 10); Cnemaspis peninsularis (n = 8); one species (n = 5) from Cambodia and Thailand, Cnemaspis chanthaburiensi… Show more
“…Draco suggests that this lizard genus is infected by generalist helminths, capable of infecting a variety of lizard hosts. This is also the case for species of Cnemaspis (Goldberg et al 2015c) and Gonocephalus (Goldberg et al 2016) from Draco (Uetz and Hosek 2015), additional species helminths infecting this genus.…”
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“…Draco suggests that this lizard genus is infected by generalist helminths, capable of infecting a variety of lizard hosts. This is also the case for species of Cnemaspis (Goldberg et al 2015c) and Gonocephalus (Goldberg et al 2016) from Draco (Uetz and Hosek 2015), additional species helminths infecting this genus.…”
Section: Herein We Provide Preliminary Lists Ofmentioning
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