Animal Parasites And Parasitic Diseases
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There are two sexes — male and female ; the females always larger than the males. They infest various parts of the body, as the intestinal tract, vascular system, lungs, abdominal cavity, etc. They may produce abscess, 82 PARASITOLOGY.
hemorrhage, pneumonia, etc., causing unthrifty con- dition, loss of appetite, emaciation, anemia and death.
FILARIDAE.
The family Filaridae includes thread-like worms that infest various parts of the body, as the esopha- gus, stomach, vascular system aud abdomina...l cavity.
Thev are not blood-suckers.
(Scutem — shield) Scutata (Speira — spiral) (Pteron — wing).
Synonym. — Gongylonema scUtata.
Distribution. — Common in Am- erica and Europe.
Description. — A thread-like worm, yellowish in color and two to four inches in length. The tail of the male is coiled, and is provided with two wings and two spiculae. The tail of the female is straight and the head is nude. It is ovoviviparous.
Animals Infested. — The horse, the ox, the sheep and the pig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are two sexes — male and female ; the females always larger than the males. They infest various parts of the body, as the intestinal tract, vascular system, lungs, abdominal cavity, etc. They may produce abscess, 82 PARASITOLOGY.
hemorrhage, pneumonia, etc., causing unthrifty con- dition, loss of appetite, emaciation, anemia and death.
FILARIDAE.
The family Filaridae includes thread-like worms that infest various parts of the body, as the esopha- gus, stomach, vascular system aud abdomina...l cavity.
Thev are not blood-suckers.
(Scutem — shield) Scutata (Speira — spiral) (Pteron — wing).
Synonym. — Gongylonema scUtata.
Distribution. — Common in Am- erica and Europe.
Description. — A thread-like worm, yellowish in color and two to four inches in length. The tail of the male is coiled, and is provided with two wings and two spiculae. The tail of the female is straight and the head is nude. It is ovoviviparous.
Animals Infested. — The horse, the ox, the sheep and the pig.
What to read after Animal Parasites And Parasitic Diseases?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kaupp, Benjamin Franklyn, 1874- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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