On a Collection of Avian Cestodes From Canada

Mahon, June

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“…(607) sp. (223,455) ARTHROPODA MALLOPHAGA Anaticola crassicome (151,571) Trinoton lituratum (151) Anataecus (sic) dentatus (151) querquedulae (151) Anatoecus dentatus (571) AOABDSrA Freyana largifolia largifolia (136) CESTODA Diorchis kodonodes (529) Hymenolepis filumferens (58, 521) microcirrosa (182,195,529,532) megalops (37,322,521) Echinocotyle rosseteri (376) The Parasites of the Anatidae…”

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“…Haemoprdteus hermani (224,225) Leucocytozoon (223,428) nettionis 163Anaticola crassicorne (151) Trinoton luridum (616) ARTHROPODA MALLOPHAGA Trinoton querquedulae (43,151) ACABESTA Rhinolyssus rhinolethrum (573) TREMATODA Apatemon gracilis (142) Cotylurus flabelliformis (194,195) Echinostoma revolutum (195) Zygoeotyle lunata (478) lunatum (194,288) CESTODA Aploparaksis furcigera (494) Cestodes not named (365) Diorchis acuminata (402,403,494,521,532) flaveseens (532) longicirrosa (532) Diploposthe laevis (494) Echinoeotyle rosseteri (376) Fimbriaria fasciolaris (494) Hymenolepis fragilis (494) gracilis (494) megalops (37,494,521) octacantha (494) Anas crecca crecca L., European Green-winged Teal PROTOZOA Leucocytozoon simondi (106,386,396) Anaticola sordidus (231) Anatoecus icterodes (621) Bdellorhynchus polymorphus (486c) Freyana anatina (486 c) ARTHROPODA MALLOPHAGA Trinoton luridum (616) querquedulae (231) ACABINA Freyana largifolia largifolia (1...…”

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A list of the parasitic Protozoa, Helminths and Arthropoda recorded from species of the Family Anatidae (Ducks, Geese and Swans)

Lapage¹

1961

Parasitology

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The following list, compiled during my tenure of a grant given by the Nuffield Foundation to the Wildfowl Trust, Slimbridge, Gloucestershire, records species of Protozoa, helminths and Arthropoda found in anatid birds, either by the authors of the papers listed in the References, or by others to whose work these authors refer. It will be seen that there are, after the names of all the parasites, numbers which indicate, by reference to the corresponding numbers in the References, the authors and publications in which the species concerned are recorded. ThusCotylurus brevis(142, 145*) means that this trematode was recorded fromAix galericulata, the Mandarin Duck, by Dubois (1953) and that Dubois & Rausch (1950a) reported an experimental infection of this duck with it.

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A list of the parasitic Protozoa, Helminths and Arthropoda recorded from species of the Family Anatidae (Ducks, Geese and Swans)

Lapage¹

1961

Parasitology

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“…Aploparaksis (A.) parafilum Gasowska, 1931Subjective synonyms: A. filum (Krabbe) sensuParona (1902), Lopez-Neyra (1944),Spasskaya (1956),Gomez (1977).Unconfirmed records: A. parafilum in Bayanov (1977),Bondarenko (1966a) in part, Deblock andRausch (1968),Kornyushin (1967) in part,Kornyushin et al (1984),Mahon (1956),Ryjikov et al (1974) in part,…”

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Revision of Aploparaksis Clerc, 1903 (Cestoda: Cyclophyllidea, Aploparaksidae), with keys to the species of the genus

Bondarenko¹,

Kontrimavichus²

2018

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This article reviews the primary results of a taxonomic revision of species of the genus Aploparaksis Clerc, 1903 (Cestoda: Cyclophyllidea: Aploparaksidae), which are widespread parasites of birds. We consolidate a deep, primarily Russian, literature that has not been easily accessible, including insights from the recent monograph of Bondarenko & Kontrimavichus (2006a). A revision of Aploparaksis has been based on an extensive review of the literature and on the study of diverse specimens from the Palearctic (Lithuania, European and Asian parts of Russia) and the Nearctic (Alaska) regions assembled from our field collections. We also conducted the re-examination of type and voucher specimens from various museums and institutions in Russia, Europe, and the USA, and material from the personal collections of several scientists. Taxonomic conclusions in the revision combine observations of morphological characters for adults and data regarding metacestode ontogeny and life cycles of 36 species of Aploparaksis. The validity of 58 species of Aploparaksis among the 102 described is confirmed. Summaries for each valid species include: taxonomic synonyms, a range of both definitive and intermediate hosts (if known), site within the hosts, geographical distributions, morphological modifications of the cysticercoid, and a short specific diagnosis with illustrations of the principal characteristics. Collection numbers of specimens deposited in museums are provided for each species. Within the genus, two phylogenetic lineages differing in the topography of female gonads have been recognized: the nominotypical subgenus Aploparaksis (Aploparaksis) Clerc, 1903, with the female gonads arranged along the longitudinal axis of the proglottid, and Aploparaksis (Tanureria) Spassky et Yurpalova, 1968, with the female gonads disposed in a transverse row in the median field of the proglottid. Diagnoses of subgenera and identification keys to their species are presented. A list of invalid species with brief comments regarding each of them is also given. The taxonomic value of ontogenetic features and complex issues concerning the definition of Aploparaksis are discussed.

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Palaearctic species of the genus Confluaria Ablasov (Cestoda, Hymenolepididae): redescriptions of C. podicipina (Szymanski, 1905) and C. furcifera (Krabbe, 1869), description of C. pseudofurcifera n. sp., a key and final comments

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Redescriptions are provided of Confluaria podicipina (Szymanski, 1905) (specimens from Podiceps nigricollis and Tachybaptus ruficollis from Bulgaria) and C. furcifera (Krabbe, 1869) (syntypes from P. grisegena from Denmark and specimens from P. grisegena, P. nigricollis and T. ruficollis from Bulgaria). C. pseudofurcifera n. sp. is described from P. cristatus from Switzerland and Bulgaria. The previous records of C. furcifera from P. cristatus in Switzerland (Joyeux & Baer, 1950), Poland (Jarecka, 1958; Korpaczewska, 1960), Czech Republic (Rysavy & Sitko, 1995) and Baltic Coast (Galkin, 1986) are recognised as belonging to C. pseudofurcifera. Confluaria Ablasov in Spasskaya, 1966 is recognised as a valid genus and Dimorphocanthus Maksimova, 1989 is confirmed as its synonym. A key to the Palaearctic species of Confluaria is presented.

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On a Collection of Avian Cestodes From Canada

Abstract: I'n-cn(y species of ccslotles arc rccorclctl from Ca~~aclian I)irtls.

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A list of the parasitic Protozoa, Helminths and Arthropoda recorded from species of the Family Anatidae (Ducks, Geese and Swans)

A list of the parasitic Protozoa, Helminths and Arthropoda recorded from species of the Family Anatidae (Ducks, Geese and Swans)

Revision of Aploparaksis Clerc, 1903 (Cestoda: Cyclophyllidea, Aploparaksidae), with keys to the species of the genus

Palaearctic species of the genus Confluaria Ablasov (Cestoda, Hymenolepididae): redescriptions of C. podicipina (Szymanski, 1905) and C. furcifera (Krabbe, 1869), description of C. pseudofurcifera n. sp., a key and final comments

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