Bibliography Record
| x | Blair, David | ||
| 1980 | Indosolenorchis hirudinaceus Crusz, 1951 (Platyhelminthes; Digenea) from the dugong, Dugong dugon (Müller) (Mammalia; Sirenia). Ann. Parasitol. Hum. Compar. 55(5): 511-525. 1 tab. 4 figs. –Redescription and review, based on specimens from the Red Sea, East Africa, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Okinawa, Papua New Guinea, and Australia. "Zygocotyle sp." of Dollfus (1950) is referred to I. hirudinaceus; Solenorchis is retained as a distinct genus. | ||
Related Index Records
10 related index terms
Africa
(SEE ALSO: Indian Ocean; Egypt; Madagascar; Red Sea)
(SEE ALSO: Indian Ocean; Egypt; Madagascar; Red Sea)
| x | 1980 | Blair, D. (DD; Kenya, Djibouti; trematode Indosolenorchis hirudinaceus; 512-513.) |
Australia
| x | 1980 | Blair, D. (DD; trematode Indosolenorchis hirudinaceus; 511-525.) |
Dugong dugon (Müller, 1776) Palmer, 1895
| x | 1980 | Blair, D. (Indopacific region; trematode Indosolenorchis hirudinaceus; 511-513.) |
East Indies
(SEE ALSO: Asia; Australia; Indian Ocean; Pacific Ocean; Palau; Papua New Guinea; Philippine Islands)
(SEE ALSO: Asia; Australia; Indian Ocean; Pacific Ocean; Palau; Papua New Guinea; Philippine Islands)
| x | 1980 | Blair, D. (DD; Indonesia; trematode Indosolenorchis hirudinaceus; 512-513.) |
Japan
(SEE ALSO: Sakhalin)
(SEE ALSO: Sakhalin)
| x | 1980 | Blair, D. (DD; Okinawa; trematode Indosolenorchis hirudinaceus; 512-513.) |
Papua New Guinea
(SEE ALSO: Ri)
(SEE ALSO: Ri)
| x | 1980 | Blair, D. (DD; trematode Indosolenorchis hirudinaceus; 512-513.) |
Parasites: Indosolenorchis hirudinaceus Crusz, 1951
| x | * | 1980 | Blair, D. (DD, cecum & large intestine; Indopacific; 511-525.) |
Parasites: Solenorchis Hilmy, 1949
| x | 1980 | Blair, D. (comp. w/ Indosolenorchis; 523-524.) |
Parasites: Zygocotyle Stunkard, 1916
| x | 1980 | Blair, D. (comp. w/ Indosolenorchis; 523-524.) |
Red Sea
(SEE ALSO: Africa; Asia)
(SEE ALSO: Africa; Asia)
| x | 1980 | Blair, D. (DD; trematode Indosolenorchis hirudinaceus; 512-513.) |
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