Cercarial fauna of Malabar, Kerala- I
Journal Title: International Journal of Life Science - Year 2016, Vol 4, Issue 1
Abstract
Two new species of echinostomecercariae, Cercaria malabari I n. sp. found in pilid snails, Pilavirens and Cercaria malabari II n. sp. In Bellamyadissimilis, collected from different freshwater bodies of Malabar, Kerala are described. Descriptions of metacercariae are also given.
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Nambiar M Venugopalan
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