Parasites a Treatise On the Entozoa of Man And Animals Including Some Account
Parasites a Treatise On the Entozoa of Man And Animals Including Some Account
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" In order to render the passage more readable, it will be seen that I have slightly altered the original version (' Para- siten/ s. 305).
The guinea-worm may be described as a nematode mea- suring from one to six feet in length, having a thickness of T ' 5 th of an inch. The body is uniformly cylindrical, termi- nating below in a more or less curved and mucronately pointed tail. The head is flatly convex or truncate, having a central, simple mouth, which is surrounded by four equi-distantly an...d cruciately disposed papillae. The mode of reproduction is viviparous, the body enclosing a prodigious number of hatched embryos, which, by distension of the uterine ducts, almost entirely obliterate the somatic cavity. Notwithstanding the statements of Owen to the contrary, the male Dracunculus is at present altogether unknown.
The guinea-worm possesses a comparatively limited geogra- phical range, for not only is it proper to the tropical regions, but within intertropical limits it is almost exclusively confined to certain districts in Asia and Africa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" In order to render the passage more readable, it will be seen that I have slightly altered the original version (' Para- siten/ s. 305).
The guinea-worm may be described as a nematode mea- suring from one to six feet in length, having a thickness of T ' 5 th of an inch. The body is uniformly cylindrical, termi- nating below in a more or less curved and mucronately pointed tail. The head is flatly convex or truncate, having a central, simple mouth, which is surrounded by four equi-distantly an...d cruciately disposed papillae. The mode of reproduction is viviparous, the body enclosing a prodigious number of hatched embryos, which, by distension of the uterine ducts, almost entirely obliterate the somatic cavity. Notwithstanding the statements of Owen to the contrary, the male Dracunculus is at present altogether unknown.
The guinea-worm possesses a comparatively limited geogra- phical range, for not only is it proper to the tropical regions, but within intertropical limits it is almost exclusively confined to certain districts in Asia and Africa.
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