10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «CERCARIA»
Découvrez l'usage de
cercaria dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
cercaria et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
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Animal Parasites: Their Life Cycles and Ecology
Explanation of Plate 48 A, Amphistome cercaria. B, Monostome cercaria. C,
Gymnocephalus cercaria. D, Gymnocephalus cercaria of pleurolophocercous
type. E, Cystophorous cercaria. F, Trichocercous cercaria. G, Echinostome
cercaria.
Oliver Wilford Olsen, 1974
C. ' Leptocercous ' cercariae: tail straight, slender and narrower than the body: (a)
' Gy mnocephalous ' cercariae: anterior extremity rounded and lacking a piercing
spine or stylet (the cercaria oiFasciola hepatica; Fig. 61 G). (b) ' Echinostome ...
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Trematode Infections and Diseases of Man and Animals
Xiphidiocercaria - The anterior margin of the oral sucker of this cercaria shows a
stylet (Fig. 4C). Examples : cercariae of the genus Dicrocoelium.
Pleurolophocercous cercaria - The tail of this cercaria is provided with dorso-
ventral fin-folds.
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Flynn's Parasites of Laboratory Animals
Allassostomoidespari/um Cercaria vesiculosa Clinostomum attenuatum
Clinostomum complanatum Codonocephalus urnigerus Dasymetra conferta
Dasymetra oillicaeca Diplostomulum oegrandis Diplostomulum xenopi
Diplostomulum sp.
A cercaria is usually equipped with a tail, enabling it to swim; a few species, such
as the human lung fluke, have minute tails, forcing the cercaria to crawl on a
substrate rather than swim. After escaping from the brood chamber through the
birth ...
Burton J. Bogitsh, Clint E. Carter, Thomas N. Oeltmann, 2012
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Parasites of North American Freshwater Fishes
Cercaria echinostomate. — Ref. R. Gupta (1963): review and key to adult species
; Yamaguti (1958, p. 637). • Petasiger chandleri Abdel-Malek, 1952: cercaria from
Helisoma corpulentum, MN; Abdel-Malek (1953): meta- cercaria in gills, ...
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Echinostomes as Experimental Models for Biological Research
... 15, 17, 18 Cathaemasia hians, 13 Cell-mediated responses, 232 Cercaria, 15,
120, 122 Cercaria arcuata, 6 Cercaria catenata, 6 Cercaria choanophila, 17
Cercaria echinata, 4, 15 Cercaria echinatoides, 4, 15 Cercaria echinifera, 4
Cercaria ...
Bernard Fried, T.K. Graczyk, 2000
fishes. The cercaria is large and has unique processes at the base of its tail,
which it uses to recognise its host. There are only about 10 species in this family,
presumably an indication that this life cycle strategy is not particularly effective.
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Parasites in Social Insects
Inside the ant, the metacercaria develop into cercaria that are finally eaten by the
next host, a grazing vertebrate (Hohorst and Graefe 1961 ; Schneider and
Hohorst 1971). In the social insect host, the metacercaria penetrate the pharynx
wall ...
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The natural history of animalcules
stationary. I have met with it in various infusions among the Cyclidia and Cercaria
viridis, and also in salt-water ; but it is rather scarce. Length, l-350th of an inch.
190. Cercaria tripos is a very singularly-formed animalcule : its body is flat, and of
...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «CERCARIA»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
cercaria est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
Gerrish Township working to combat 'swimmer's itch'
Snails release 'cercaria' that swim in search of waterfowl, to complete the cycle. That 'cercaria' causes swimmer's itch into humans by ... «UpNorthLive.com, juin 15»
Rangers at Sand Hollow say warm weather makes 'Swimmer's itch …
The parasite is cercaria, a microscopic organism transferred through bird feces. Normally it lies dormant in the water, but rangers said warm ... «fox13now.com, juin 15»
Parasitic pox: Swimmer's itch; where it lurks, how to prevent it
The Centers for Disease Control describes swimmer's itch, or “cercaria,” as a skin rash that is caused by an allergic reaction to microscopic ... «St George News, juin 15»
Arcata's Iconic Statue of Something-or-Other Has Been Knocked Off …
I have always thought it somehow parasitical in nature, and I believe I have now found the answer: It is a statue of a cercaria of the genus ... «Lost Coast Outpost, avril 15»
Water Borne diseases
It is caused by Schistosomaspp and is transmitted through Cercaria larvae of flukes in water penetrate skin of persons wading in water. «The Hans India, mars 15»
'Gumshoe Sleuthing' in Equine Veterinary Medicine
With the canine condition, dogs eating raw salmon ingest cercaria (the ... Neither offering cercaria-ridden water nor standing horses in this ... «TheHorse.com, févr 15»
Young Girl with a Pruritic Rash
... swimmer's itch, also called cercarial dermatitis, is usually contracted in freshwater due to the cercaria from schistosomes released by infected ... «HCPLive, févr 15»
Tropical parasite uses swim stroke not shared by any other creature
According to mathematical theories developed over the past 50 years, this reciprocal beating at small scales shouldn't enable cercaria to move ... «Phys.Org, nov 14»
How to Avoid Swimmer's Itch in Northern Michigan Lakes
... cercariae run into unsuspecting swimmers and cause swimmer's itch. Each red bump represents the entry point of one individual cercaria. «MyNorth.com, juil 14»
Asian giant hornets and other terrifying creatures
The larvae (cercaria) of these little animals live in freshwater snails, usually in relatively clear water. But when they sense a warm-blooded host, ... «CNN, oct 13»
