The British Parasitic Copepoda volume 1
The British Parasitic Copepoda volume 1
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Ix, fig. 8.
1822. Lernentoma triglse Blainv. (24) p. 441, pi. Ixii, fig. 12.
1832. Chondrocanthus triglse Nordmann. (89) p. 116, pi. Ix, figs. 1-4.
1838. Chondracanthus triglse Kroyer. (70) p. 135, pl. 'iii, fig. 3.
1850. Lernentoma asellina Baird. (4) p. 329, pi. Xxxv, fig. 4.
1863. Medesicaste triglarum Kroyer. (71) p. 312, pi. Xviii, fig. 1, a-b.
1869. Chondracanthus triglx Steenstrup. (126a) pi. Ii, fig. 3.
1896. Chondr acanthus triglx Bassett-Smith. (6) p. 13, pi. Iv, fig. 4.
1899. Oralien... asellinus idem. (8) p. 490.
MEDESICASTE ASELLINUM. 185 1900. Oralien asellinus T. Scott. (112) p. 163, pi. Vii, figs. 16-18. 1906. Medesicaste triglarum Brian. (21) p. 94.
Female. Head small, subglobose, situated at the end of a tolerably long and slender neck, rounded in front, and with each side expanded into rounded lobes, the whole forming a bulb-like extremity usually in- closed in the tissues of the host ; this anterior part furnished with two pairs of antennae, which are small and have hook-like extremities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ix, fig. 8.
1822. Lernentoma triglse Blainv. (24) p. 441, pi. Ixii, fig. 12.
1832. Chondrocanthus triglse Nordmann. (89) p. 116, pi. Ix, figs. 1-4.
1838. Chondracanthus triglse Kroyer. (70) p. 135, pl. 'iii, fig. 3.
1850. Lernentoma asellina Baird. (4) p. 329, pi. Xxxv, fig. 4.
1863. Medesicaste triglarum Kroyer. (71) p. 312, pi. Xviii, fig. 1, a-b.
1869. Chondracanthus triglx Steenstrup. (126a) pi. Ii, fig. 3.
1896. Chondr acanthus triglx Bassett-Smith. (6) p. 13, pi. Iv, fig. 4.
1899. Oralien... asellinus idem. (8) p. 490.
MEDESICASTE ASELLINUM. 185 1900. Oralien asellinus T. Scott. (112) p. 163, pi. Vii, figs. 16-18. 1906. Medesicaste triglarum Brian. (21) p. 94.
Female. Head small, subglobose, situated at the end of a tolerably long and slender neck, rounded in front, and with each side expanded into rounded lobes, the whole forming a bulb-like extremity usually in- closed in the tissues of the host ; this anterior part furnished with two pairs of antennae, which are small and have hook-like extremities.
What to read after The British Parasitic Copepoda volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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