10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «REDIAE»
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rediae in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
rediae and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Advances in Parasitology APL
About 7 weeks after infection rediae with cercariae with well-developed
cystogenous glands were present in the snails which had been kept throughout
at laboratory temperatures. At the same time examination of a snail which had
been ...
2
Echinostomes as Experimental Models for Biological Research
Lie and Basch (1967b) reported that it took 5 to 7 days for P. segregatum
sporocysts to develop and produce the first generation of rediae. A similar period
of development (5-8 days) was found for echinostomes in the genus
Echinoparvphiuni ...
Bernard Fried, T.K. Graczyk, 2000
3
The Biology and Evolution of Trematodes: An Essay on the ...
Normally the width - length ratio of these parthenitae is 1:4 - 1:7, but rediae with a
very elongated filiform body are also found. The locomotory extensions and collar
can be well-expressed during the life of the redia, but can also disappear ...
K. V. Galaktionov, A. Dobrovolskij, 2003
4
The Biology of Echinostomes: From the Molecule to the Community
daughter rediae (Fig. 1.3f). In the beginning of their life they produce redoid
embryos, forming later cercariae. The germinal masses, located caudally in the
mother sporocyst, are responsible for multiplication and development of
generative ...
Bernard Fried, Rafael Toledo, 2009
5
The Physiology of Trematodes
The latter give rise either to daughter sporocysts or rediae, depending on the
developmental pattern. The morphological and cytological changes which take
place when a miracidium is transformed into a sporocyst or a redia have already
...
James Desmond Smyth, D. W. Halton, 1983
6
The Evolution of Parasitism - A Phylogenetic Perspective
Apart from the issue of the number of generations, perhaps the major observation
to be made about the intra-molluscan stages is in the distinction between rediae (
possessing a mouth, a pharynx and a short saccular gut) and sporocysts ...
7
Advances in Trematode Biology
Rediae often have one or more stumplike appendages, the ambulatory buds.14
Rediae are released from a birth pore or after disruption of the sporocyst. In
echinostomes and fasciolids, they usually emerge from a mother sporocyst and
give ...
Bernard Fried, Thaddeus K. Graczyk, 1997
8
Parasites, People, and Places: Essays on Field Parasitology
According to the Kuris-Sousa-Lafferty perspective, the explanation rests mainly
with the idea of negative interaction, more precisely with predatory rediae. As
mentioned earlier, rediae possess a mouth, a muscular pharynx, and a primitive
gut, ...
9
The Behavioural Ecology of Parasites
Trematodes with rediae tend to dominate trematodes with sporocysts. If an
echinostome infects a schistosome-infected snail, the echinostome rediae will
move about the periphery of a schistosome sporocyst mass, occasionally
heading inside ...
E. E. Lewis, J. F. Campbell, M. V. K. Sukhdeo, 2002
10
Parasitism: The Ecology and Evolution of Intimate Interactions
sporocysts of Haematoloechus longiplexuswere still in the gonad while most of
the available space was occupied by Halipegus occidualis rediae. Ataev and
Dobrovolskij (1992) showed that Philophthalmus rhionica (R) cannot develop ...
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «REDIAE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
rediae is used in the context of the following news items.
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... O-ring chamber method และ Beads sieving method, การตรวจหา Sporocysts,Rediae และ Cercariae ของพยาธิใบไม้ตับในหอย Lymnaea spp.,. «บ้านเมือง, Mar 15»
한 페이지에 정리한 기생충 연표
흡충의 발달단계 중 하나인 레디아 유충(rediae)은 그의 이름을 기념하기 위해 붙었다. 1699. 네덜란드 학자 니콜라스 하트소커(Nicolaas Hartsoeker)가 장내 선충 ... «코리아헬스로그, Mar 11»
Zoologger: Even parasitic worms have a divided society
They are called rediae, and it was at these that Ryan Hechinger and colleagues at the University of California, Santa Barbara, decided to take a close look. «New Scientist, Sep 10»
