Publications

failure of aedes aegypti and culex pipiens to transmit plasmodium vaughani.		1947	20294091
plasmodium vaughani novy and macneal, 1904, in the new hebrides; with a note on the occurrence of elongatum-type exoerythrocytic schizogony in this species.		1953	13085248
the plasmodium vaughani--complex.		1973	4773573
blood protozoa of imported birds.	large numbers of birds, until recently, were brought into the united states each year. countries of origin were varied, and included those of australasia, africa, south america, and the caribbean islands, as well as other places. with them of course come their parasites, some of which may be potential pathogens to domestic avifauna. in part for this reason, a survey was undertaken of blood parasites of birds from pet shops and importers. so far a total of 1234 birds belonging to 186 species has ...	1975	804038
interspecific variability of prevalence in blood parasites of adult passerine birds during the breeding season in alaska.	blood parasite prevalence based on microscopic examination of stained blood smears was determined in adults of 11 passerine bird species sampled during their breeding season (may and june 1997-98) in interior alaska (usa). these species included primarily nearctic migratory species such as the dark-eyed junco (junco hyemalis) and neotropical migratory species such as the blackpoll warbler (dendroica striata), alder flycatcher (empidonax alnorum), swainson's thrush (catharus ustulatus), northern ...	2001	11272501
paucity of hematozoa in colombian birds.	sixty-four birds of 43 species were caught at six localities in colombia during the dry season in march 1998 and investigated for hematozoa by microscopic examination of stained blood films. haemoproteus coatneyi, plasmodium vaughani, leucocytozoon sp., and microfilariae were identified. the overall prevalence of infection was 8%. prevalences of infection for haemoproteus spp., plasmodium spp., leucocytozoon spp., and microfilariae were 3%, 2%, 2%, and 3%, respectively. all hemosporidian infecti ...	2003	12910776
vertebrate host specificity of two avian malaria parasites of the subgenus novyella: plasmodium nucleophilum and plasmodium vaughani.	the susceptibility of wild-caught european passeriform birds to naturally isolated malaria parasites, plasmodium (novyella) nucleophilum and plasmodium (novyella) vaughani, was studied by means of intramuscular subinoculation of infected citrated blood. plasmodium nucleophilum of the great tit, parus major, was transmitted to 3 great tits, but 3 blackcaps (sylvia atricapilla) were not susceptible. plasmodium vaughani of the robin, erithacus rubecula, was transmitted to 1 robin and 1 blackcap, bu ...	2005	15986631
malarial infections in sedentary and migratory passerine birds in israel: description of new species.	our objective was to investigate the diversity of plasmodium species in birds of the rift valley section in israel. plasmodium merulae corradetti & scanga, 1973 was previously reported in blackbirds (turdus merula linnaeus, 1758), that are resident. we also report and describe three other species and seven new species of plasmodium from migratory birds in the north, and from eilat at the southernmost tip of the jordan valley. new species are: plasmodium lusciniae sp. n., plasmodium alloreticulat ...	2010	22320017
in situ hybridization and sequence analysis reveal an association of plasmodium spp. with mortalities in wild passerine birds in austria.	native european passerine birds are frequently clinically inapparent carriers of haemosporidian parasites of the genus plasmodium. clinical disease and death are only exceptionally reported. in the present study, tissue samples of 233 wild passerine birds found dead in eastern austria were examined by in situ hybridization (ish) and partial cytochrome b gene sequence analysis for the presence, abundance and taxonomic assignment of plasmodium spp. in 34 cases (14.6%), ish yielded a positive resul ...	2015	25636246