| chemotherapeutic reactions of chandlerella hawkingi, the filarial parasite of the indian jungle crow, corvus macrorhynchos (agler). | 1. a high percentage of indian jungle crows (corvus macrorhynchos wagler), found in and around lucknow, harbour a natural filarial infection chandlerella hawkingi. the microfilariae of this species are sheathed and show nocturnal periodicity.2. fourteen compounds active against other kinds of filariae, especially against litomosoides carinii, were tested against ch. hawkingi in jungle crows to find whether this infection would be suitable for routine filarial chemotherapy. this is apparently the ... | 1969 | 5774047 |