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On an Interesting New Nematode Velariocephalus trilokiae gen. et sp. nov. from an Indian Frog and a New Subfamily Velariocephalinae (Cosmocercidae)
During a visit to Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh (India) in April, 1956, the writer examined thirty specimens of the frog Rana cyanophlyctis and found that every one of them was heavily infected with an interesting nematode in the rectum. Large numbers of males and females of this parasite were collected...
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