Microhabitat Use of Two Brachylaimid Trematodes in Terrestrial Gastropod Second Intermediate Hosts

Michael A. Barger

doi:10.1654/4446.1

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Michael A. Barger

Abstract

Microhabitat use of metacercariae of Panopistus pricei and Brachylaima thompsoni in 2 terrestrial gastropods, Neohelix albolabris and Webbhelix multilineata, was studied. Metacercariae of both species were found in the kidney proper, as commonly reported, but over half were located in the reflected part of the ureter (primary ureter); no metacercaria was found in the pericardium.

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Michael A. Barger "Microhabitat Use of Two Brachylaimid Trematodes in Terrestrial Gastropod Second Intermediate Hosts," Comparative Parasitology 78(1), 185-187, (1 January 2011). https://doi.org/10.1654/4446.1

Published: 1 January 2011

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