| parasitic disease in amphibians: control by the regulation of worm burdens. | this review considers three case studies based on macroparasites of anurans: (a) natural infections in the permanently-aquatic xenopus laevis which represent the worm burdens acquired, and the implications for pathology, when hosts are exposed to continuous, year-round, transmission; (b) the desert toad, scaphiopus couchii, which experiences invasion very briefly each year and provides a simplified system involving only a single significant infection (pseudodiplorchis americanus); (c) the mesic ... | 1995 | 8632921 |