ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD VIRGULATE
From Latin virgula a little rod, from virga rod.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «VIRGULATE»
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We are of the opinion that the virgula organ is an important characteristic that
identifies 'lecithodendriid-like' species as a natural group, the 'virgulate
digeneans'. The virgula organ occurs as a pair of structures in the oral sucker of
the cercaria ...
David Ian Gibson, Rodney Alan Bray, Arlene Jones,
2008
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Equine Infectious Diseases
The PCR-amplified product is associated with the presence of virgulate cercariae
in the snail secretions5 (Fig. 40-1). The number of snails harboring the trematode
stages varied from 3.3% to 93.3%, and the number of PCR-positive snails ...
Debra C. Sellon, Maureen Long,
2013
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A Monograph of British Graptolites
virgulate and non-virgulate forms. The Cladophora or non-virgulate forms, like
the modern Sertularians and their allies, must have been fixed to rocks in the
shallow parts of the sea-shore, and therefore stationary, or to floating objects of a
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Gertrude Lilian Elles, Ethel M. R. Wood Shakespear, Charles Lapworth,
1907
Certain xiphidiocercariae possess a bipartite, transparent, fluid-filled sac that
overlaps the oral sucker, known as a virgulate organ. Such cercariae are known
as virgulate xiphidiocercariae. Most, if not all, of these cercariae belong to the
family ...
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Advances in Parasitology APL
Kruidenier, F. J. (1 953b). Studies on the formation and function of mucoid glands
in cercariae: non-virgulate xiphidiocercariae. Am. Midi. Nat. 50, 382-396.
Kruidenier, F. J . (1957). Mucosubstances in plagiorchoid and monostomate 178
M. A. ...
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Equine Internal Medicine
... disease experimentally with ticks (Dermacentorvariablis)or biting flies (
Stomoxys calcitrans) were unsuccessful.58,59 Recently, N.risticiiwas foundto
infect virgulate cercariae, larvalstages of trematodesthat use operculate
freshwater snails of ...
Stephen M. Reed, Warwick M. Bayly, Debra C. Sellon,
2009
Vol. 23, No. 2, 1977 Histochemical Studies on the Glandular Apparatus of a Non-
virgulate Xiphidiocercaria, Cercaria parvicaudata Stunkard & Shaw, 1931 (
Renicolidae, Digenea)* MUHAMMAD SHARIF BHUTTA Department of
Invertebrate ...
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The American Midland Naturalist
Studies on Virgulate Xiphidiocercariae from Indiana and Michigan' JOHN E.
HALL West Virginia University, Morgantown The Cercariae virgulae was
prolxised by Liihe (1909) to include five species of xiphidiocercariae containing a
pear ...
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Evolution of morphological features in larval stages of ...
BELTON and HARRIS (1967) studied in an electron microscope the body
covering of the virgulate xiphidiocercaria Acanthatrium oregonsnse MACY, 1939.
PIKE and ERASMUS (1967) studied the cyst wall of the virgulate xiphidiocercaria
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Sewell (1922) has found another type of virgulate Xiphidiocercaria, C. indica LXII,
in which there are three flame cells associated with the anterior collecting tubule
and three flame cells with the posterior collecting tubule. The present organism ...
South African Institute for Medical Research,
1938