| light microscopy and scanning electron microscopy of bathmostomum sangeri cobbold, 1879, of elephants. | bathmostomum sangeri is an intestinal parasite of the elephant. males measured 12.15-14.25 mm in length; females measured 14.98-17.68 mm in length. buccal capsule is well-developed and funnel-shaped. there is a raised and transverse fissure ridge around the oral margin. the internal wall of the buccal capsule is raised into a series of circular ridges or lamellae. teeth or cutting plates could not be seen. spicules are stout, wing-like structures. the telamon is pear-shaped, but a gibernaculum i ... | 1976 | 1035986 |