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Anopheline larvae as intermediate hosts for larval trematodes

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  06 April 2009

T. W. Tyssul Jones
Affiliation:
Biology Master, The Royal Latin School, Buckingham

Extract

The literature on mosquito larvae as intermediate hosts of larval Trematodes is scanty. Porter (1938) states that it is well known that anopheline larvae act as intermediate hosts for Xiphidiocercaria, but she cites no instances. Harper (1929) experimentally infected twenty-five larvae of Culex pipiens with the Xiphidiocercaria, X.I., whilst Eckstein (1922) and Ruge (1903) record finding the encysted stage in mosquito larvae.

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Research Article
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1950

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