The Gid Parasite And Allied Species of the Cestode Genus Multiceps
The Gid Parasite And Allied Species of the Cestode Genus Multiceps
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Cerebralis from under the skin in the cow.
Neumann ( 1888a) devotes a paragraph to gid in the goose, quoting Hering's (ISGloO case, and stating that the tumor found on the brain was considered as a dead and atrophied hydatid. As a matter of fact, Hering says that a mass without membranous structure, as is often the case in shriveled bladderworms, was found in the left hemisphere of the cerebrum, but nowhere a hydatid.
Railliet (1893a) states that the coenurus found by Heincke in the eye of a ho...rse is usually referred to Ccenurus cerebralis. Heincke (1882a), according to a secretary's abstract, found a bladderworm in the eye of a foal. Under the microscope the worm showed a hook circlet. There is nothing to indicate that the cestode was a coenurus, and as the description would fit Cysticercus cellulosse, known as a parasite of the eye and of the horse, it seems more reasonable to con- sider it as this than to assume, contrary to the evidence of the one circlet of hooks, that we had here a coenurus in an organ nowhere authentically recorded as a site of C.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cerebralis from under the skin in the cow.
Neumann ( 1888a) devotes a paragraph to gid in the goose, quoting Hering's (ISGloO case, and stating that the tumor found on the brain was considered as a dead and atrophied hydatid. As a matter of fact, Hering says that a mass without membranous structure, as is often the case in shriveled bladderworms, was found in the left hemisphere of the cerebrum, but nowhere a hydatid.
Railliet (1893a) states that the coenurus found by Heincke in the eye of a ho...rse is usually referred to Ccenurus cerebralis. Heincke (1882a), according to a secretary's abstract, found a bladderworm in the eye of a foal. Under the microscope the worm showed a hook circlet. There is nothing to indicate that the cestode was a coenurus, and as the description would fit Cysticercus cellulosse, known as a parasite of the eye and of the horse, it seems more reasonable to con- sider it as this than to assume, contrary to the evidence of the one circlet of hooks, that we had here a coenurus in an organ nowhere authentically recorded as a site of C.
What to read after The Gid Parasite And Allied Species of the Cestode Genus Multiceps?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maurice C Maurice Crowther Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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