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On a Trematode from the Gall Bladder of Naja bungarus with an emendment of the Genus Xenopharynx Nicoll, 1912
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 June 2009
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During August, 1922, acting as an Honorary Parasitologist to the Zoological Society of London, I examined an Indian Cobra, the “Hamadryad” Naja bungarus, which died in the Society's gardens. A single trematode was found in the Gall bladder. It was living and active. A careful search for other examples of this trematode in the snake proved negative.
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