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Linstow (1877)

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1877-01-01

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Linstow (1877)

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Linstow(12) is led to the conclusion that Tetracolyle and Diplostomum are larval forms of Holostomum; he traces the life-history of H. cornucopiae, the mode of which is shown to be intermediate between that of Distomum, Monostomum, and Amphistomum, in which sporocysts are developed, and Gyrodactylus, Diplozoon, Polystomum, &c., in which the embryos resemble the mother. .He also (12) describes the following Trematoda:-Diplostomum putorii, pl. xiv. fig. 21, oesophagus and intestine of Foetorius putorius; Tetracotyle soricis, from Sorex vulgaris; T. colubri, pl. xiv. fig. 22, sub-integumentary tissue of Coluber natrix and Vipera berus (these two differ chiefly in their hosts); T. ovata, pl. xiv. fig. 24, found encysted in Blicca bjoerkna, Osmerus eperlanus, Acernia cernua, and Abramis brama; Dactylogyrus malleus, pl. xii. figs. 12 & 13, gills of Barbus fluviatilis; Distomum eurystomum, D. ferruginosum, pl. xiv. figs. 25-27, intestine of Barbus fluviatilis and the following larval forms-Monostomum viviparoe, pl. xiii. fig. 16, from Vivipara (Paludina) vera; Distomum phryganeoe, body cavity of Phryganea grandis; D. bufonis, from Bufo vulgaris; D. bliccoe, in muscles of Blicca bjoerkna; D. viviparoe-fasciatoe, from Vivipara (Paludina) fasciata; D. paloemonis, from Paloemon serratus; D. gammari, from Gainmarus pulex; D. viperae, from body-cavity of Vipera berus; D. planorbis-cornei, from Planorbis corneus. Also Holostomum rotundatum, sp. n., from the intestine of Lanius collurio. .in (12) Filaria turdi (in Turdus iliacus), sexually immature Polymyarian, pl. xii. fig. 3. F. strigis (= Trichina affinis, Wedl., pt.), pl. xiv. fig. 28. Trichosoma pachyderma (aesophagus of Podiceps minor). T. breve (intestine of Totanus fuscus) females only. Ascaris vimbae (intestine and liver of Abramis vimba), pl. xii. fig. 8.

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Linstow(12) is led to the conclusion that Tetracolyle and Diplostomum are larval forms of Holostomum; he traces the life-history of H. cornucopiae, the mode of which is shown to be intermediate between that of Distomum, Monostomum, and Amphistomum, in which sporocysts are developed, and Gyrodactylus, Diplozoon, Polystomum, &c., in which the embryos resemble the mother. .He also (12) describes the following Trematoda:-Diplostomum putorii, pl. xiv. fig. 21, oesophagus and intestine of Foetorius putorius; Tetracotyle soricis, from Sorex vulgaris; T. colubri, pl. xiv. fig. 22, sub-integumentary tissue of Coluber natrix and Vipera berus (these two differ chiefly in their hosts); T. ovata, pl. xiv. fig. 24, found encysted in Blicca bjoerkna, Osmerus eperlanus, Acernia cernua, and Abramis brama; Dactylogyrus malleus, pl. xii. figs. 12 & 13, gills of Barbus fluviatilis; Distomum eurystomum, D. ferruginosum, pl. xiv. figs. 25-27, intestine of Barbus fluviatilis and the following larval forms-Monostomum viviparoe, pl. xiii. fig. 16, from Vivipara (Paludina) vera; Distomum phryganeoe, body cavity of Phryganea grandis; D. bufonis, from Bufo vulgaris; D. bliccoe, in muscles of Blicca bjoerkna; D. viviparoe-fasciatoe, from Vivipara (Paludina) fasciata; D. paloemonis, from Paloemon serratus; D. gammari, from Gainmarus pulex; D. viperae, from body-cavity of Vipera berus; D. planorbis-cornei, from Planorbis corneus. Also Holostomum rotundatum, sp. n., from the intestine of Lanius collurio. .in (12) Filaria turdi (in Turdus iliacus), sexually immature Polymyarian, pl. xii. fig. 3. F. strigis (= Trichina affinis, Wedl., pt.), pl. xiv. fig. 28. Trichosoma pachyderma (aesophagus of Podiceps minor). T. breve (intestine of Totanus fuscus) females only. Ascaris vimbae (intestine and liver of Abramis vimba), pl. xii. fig. 8.

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1877-01-01

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Linstow, OF.B.. 1877. Enthelminthologica. <em>Archiv für Naturgeschichte</em>, 43: 173-197.