| the migratory route of cyclocoelum mutabile (zeder) (trematoda: cyclocoelidae) in the american coot, fulica americana (gm.). | | 1977 | 837285 |
| experimental studies on the life cycle of cyclocoelum mutabile (zeder) (trematoda: cyclocoelidae). | | 1976 | 1253010 |
| cyclocoelum mutabile infection and aortic rupture in an american coot (fulica americana). | an american coot (fulica americana) was found dead within the enclosed research compound of the south central poultry research laboratory at mississippi state, mississippi. gross and microscopic examinations revealed the bird to be in good body condition; however, blood from the beak cavity and external nares was present. biliary congestion, hemopericardium, blood-filled air sacs, and a ruptured, ascending aorta were also noted. nineteen trematodes (cyclocoelum mutabile) were found within the bo ... | 1985 | 3885932 |
| helminths and ectoparasites of the common snipe (capella gallinago l.) from southwest texas and monte vista national wildlife refuge, colorado. | sixty common snipe, (capella gallinago), collected from hudspeth county, texas and 13 collected from monte vista national wildlife refuge, colorado were examined for metazoan parasites. the parasites recovered were cestoda: amoebotaenia fuhrmanni, haploparaxis brachyphallos, haploparaxis crassirostris, haploparaxis echinovatum, haploparaxis sp., hymenolepis calumnacantha, hymenolepis sp. i, hymenolepis sp. ii; trematoda: cyclocoelum mutabile, echinostoma revolutum, tanaisia fedtschenkoi; nematod ... | 1980 | 7463609 |
| species- and size-specific infection of snails by cyclocoelum mutabile (digenea: cyclocoelidae). | infectivity of cyclocoelum mutabile miracidia to 9 species and up to 4 size classes of pulmonate snails at 14, 16, and 20 c was studied under laboratory conditions. of the 9 species examined, 6 (stagnicola elodes, lymnaea stagnalis, gyraulus parvus, gyraulus circumstriatus, promenetus exacuous, and armiger crista) were highly susceptible (infection success > or = 25%), 2 (physa jennessi and helisoma trivolvis) had low susceptibility (infection success < 25%, > 0), and 1 (physa gyrina) was not su ... | 1995 | 7623190 |
| field studies on the transmission and survival of cyclocoelum mutabile (digenea) infections in natural snail populations in southern manitoba, canada. | the transmission of cyclocoelum mutabile to snails was examined under natural conditions by sampling the snail communities of 4 natural ponds that had been exposed experimentally to infection by laboratory-infected coots (fulica americana). five of 6 snail species in the ponds, physa jennessi, promenetus exacuous, armiger crista, gyraulus parvus, and stagnicola elodes, became infected. no natural infections were found in the few helisoma trivolvis examined. the second most abundant species prome ... | 1995 | 7623191 |
| [cyclocoelum mutabile (zeder, 1800), isolated from a new host ardae cinerea l]. | | 1964 | 14192919 |
| updated keys to the genera in the subfamilies of cyclocoelidae stossich, 1902, including a reconsideration of species assignments, species keys and the proposal of a new genus in szidatitreminae dronen, 2007. | keys to the six subfamilies, 22 genera within subfamilies and 128 species recognized within the cyclocoelidae are provided. lists of species in each genus are provided, along with taxonomic summaries that include type host, type locality, additional hosts, additional localities, previously proposed synonyms, and remarks for each species. the following synonymies are proposed: cyclocoelum mutabile (zeder, 1800)-syn. c. microstomum (creplin, 1929); cyclocoelum leidyi harrah, 1922-syn. c. cuneatum ... | 2015 | 26701459 |