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Name
Dollfus, R.-P. (1929). Helmintha I. Trematoda et Acanthocephala.
Faune des Colonies Francaises.
3, 73–114.
SourceID
337106
Authors
Dollfus, R.-P.
Year
1929
Title
Helmintha I. Trematoda et Acanthocephala.
Journal
Faune des Colonies Francaises
Suffix
3, 73–114.
Type
Publication
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2021-03-05 09:08:56Z
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Taxa (7)
Attributes (5)
Distoma caelomaloplocion
Dollfus, 1929
(original description)
Distoma protopteri
Dollfus, 1929
accepted as
Heterorchis crumenifer
Baylis, 1915
(original description)
Hemiurus appendiculatus
(Rudolphi, 1802) Looss, 1899
(redescription)
Mesocoelium monodi
Dollfus, 1929
(original description)
Prosorhynchoides
Dollfus, 1929
(original description)
Prosorhynchoides ovatus
(Linton, 1900) Dollfus, 1929
(redescription)
Prosorhynchoides ovatus
(Linton, 1900) Dollfus, 1929
(new combination reference)
Distoma caelomaloplocion
Dollfus, 1929
Feedingtype
endoparasitic
Life stage
larva
Host/prey
Heterotis niloticus
(Cuvier, 1829)
[Details]
Distoma protopteri
Dollfus, 1929
Feedingtype
endoparasitic
Life stage
larva
Host/prey
Protopterus annectens
(Owen, 1839)
[Details]
Hemiurus appendiculatus
(Rudolphi, 1802) Looss, 1899
Feedingtype
endoparasitic
Life stage
adult
Host/prey
Clupeonia cameronensis
accepted as
Sardinella cameronensis
Regan, 1917
accepted as
Sardinella maderensis
(Lowe, 1838)
[Details]
Mesocoelium monodi
Dollfus, 1929
Feedingtype
endoparasitic
Life stage
adult
Host/prey
Chamaeleo gracilis
Hallowell, 1844
[Details]
Prosorhynchoides ovatus
(Linton, 1900) Dollfus, 1929
Feedingtype
endoparasitic
Life stage
adult
Host/prey
Lobotes surinamensis
(Bloch, 1790)
[Details]
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