| physaloptera clausa, a possible new reservoir host for parasitic leptospires. | | 1966 | 5297011 |
| meiosis and some aspects of cytological mechanisms of chromosomal sex determination in nematode species. | meiotic division in toxascaris leonina, baylisascaris transfuga, hexametra sp., toxocara canis, t. cati, heterakis gallinarum and physaloptera clausa of the class nematoda were studied. chromosomal sex determination type in different taxa is described. the xx-xo type of sex determination predominates in the species examined. a y chromosome occurs only in b. transfuga. a correlation between the number and length of sex chromosomes and autosomes in the different taxa was established. | 1995 | 7635621 |
| [parasite nematodes from dusycion griseus (gray, 1837), d. culpaeus (molina, 1782) and conepatus chinga (molina, 1782) (mammalia:carnivora) in neuquén, argentina. systematics and ecology]. | four nematode species (physaloptera clausa rudolphi, 1819; ph. maxillaris molin, 1860; protospirura numidica criceticola quentin, karimi and rodrigues de almeida, 1968; toxascaris leonina (von linstow, 1902) were collected from d. griseus, d. culpaeus and c. chinga in neuquen province, argentina. these hosts were captured from april to august in 1990 and 1991. ph. clausa and ph. maxillaris ar redescribed. the systematic position of ph. clausa is discussed and the authors conclude that this speci ... | 1994 | 7654286 |
| intestinal helminth communities in the green lizard, lacerta viridis, from bulgaria | a data set comprising individual host/parasite lists from 100 lacerta viridis (reptilia: lacertidae) belonging to four isolated populations in bulgaria was studied. a total of seven helminth species was recovered (leptophallus nigrovenosus, plagiorchis molini, oswaldocruzia filiformis, spauligodon extenuatus, skrjabinelazia hoffmanni, physaloptera clausa and mesocestoides sp.). lacerta viridis is a new host record for the first five of these species. communities of intestinal helminths of l. vir ... | 1998 | 9765380 |
| [endoparasites of the hedgehog]. | there is an increasing number of sick and young hedgehogs presented to veterinarians each fall. these wild hedgehogs are often heavily infected with parasites. helminths in the respiratory tract (crenosoma striatum and capillaria aerophila) cause lung dysfunction. intestinal tract of these small mammals is often infected by capillaria erinacei. furthermore hedgehogs may be occasionally infected by other nematodes (physaloptera clausa), trematodes (brachylaemus erinacei) and cestodes (hymenolepis ... | 2007 | 17987357 |
| helminth parasites found in hedgehogs (erinaceus concolor) from turkey. | hedgehog diseases are becoming important issues for veterinary surgeons due to growing interest in this animal species among pet owners and an increase in cases of rescued hedgehogs requiring veterinary care. a parasitological study was carried out on hedgehogs (erinaceus concolor) in the bursa province of turkey, found dead mainly due to road casualties, to determine their helminth parasite burden. the detected helminths and their prevalences were as follows: physaloptera clausa (72.2%), crenos ... | 2010 | 20728230 |