1951
DOI: 10.1017/s0022149x0001899x
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The Emergence of the Cercariae of Fasciola hepatica from the Snail Limnaea truncatula.

Abstract: 1. Observations on Fasciola hepatica in Limnaea truncatula under laboratory conditions showed that the cercariae did not emerge at temperatures below 9°C. Above 9°C. emergence proceeded indiscriminately up to the limit of experimental observation (26°C).2. Experience showed that emergence occurred in the light or in darkness while changes in the hydrogen-ion concentration of the water containing the snails (within the range 5.5 to 8.5) had no effect on emergence. There was some evidence that an increase of car… Show more

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“…This finding contrasts with the reports by several authors. According to Kendall & McCullough (1951), there was no evidence of any significant differences in the numbers of F. hepatica cercariae which emerged from snails kept between 9°C and 26 °C. Inversely, in another parasite snail-system such as that studied by Schmidt & Fried (1996), the number of Echinostoma trivolvis cercariae, which emerged from naturally-infected Helisoma trivolvis, was significantly lower in snails kept at a constant temperature of 12°C compared to the controls at 28-29 °C.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…This finding contrasts with the reports by several authors. According to Kendall & McCullough (1951), there was no evidence of any significant differences in the numbers of F. hepatica cercariae which emerged from snails kept between 9°C and 26 °C. Inversely, in another parasite snail-system such as that studied by Schmidt & Fried (1996), the number of Echinostoma trivolvis cercariae, which emerged from naturally-infected Helisoma trivolvis, was significantly lower in snails kept at a constant temperature of 12°C compared to the controls at 28-29 °C.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…Embora estes autores tenham se referido ao "sistema sanguíneo" como principal rota de migração dos estágios larvais de trematódeos digenéticos em seus hospedeiros moluscos (BRUMl'T 1941 ;KENDALL & MCCULLOUGH 1951;PROBERT & ERASMUS 1965;KOZUTSUMI & iTAGAKI 1989), o sistema circulatório dos moluscos é semi-aberto, a hemolinfa: circula também, por espaços (lacunas) existentes entre os órgãos internos e não exclusivamente por ductos ou canais, como foi sugerido por estes autores. Dessa forma, a denominação "sistema hemolinfático" é a mais apropriada para designar o sistema circulatório dos moluscos.…”
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“…-2) Les caractéristiques des émissions cercariennes n'ont été précisées que chez des L. truncatula adultes (Kendall et McCullough, 1951 ;Hodasi, 1972). Chez les autres espèces de limnées, les auteurs (Kendall, 1950 ;Berghen, 1964 ;Boray, 1966 ;Furmaga et Gundlach, 1969 ;Czapski, 1977) n'ont fourni que des valeurs sur le nombre de cercaires émis par ces limnées et la durée de leurs émissions ; de plus ces observations portent le plus souvent chez de jeunes limnées infestées.…”
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