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972558
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b726928
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Advances in parasitology.\ edited by Ben Dawes.
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| Publication Statement
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London ;New York :: Academic Press,, 1965.
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Advances in parasitology ;; 3
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1 online resource (xiii, 315 pages) :: illustrations.
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0080580491
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: 0120317036
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: 9780080580494
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: 9780120317035
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Contents
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Front Cover; Advances in Parasitology, Volume 3; Copyright Page; Contents; Contributors to Volume 3; Preface; Chapter 1. Biological Aspects of Trypanosomiasis Research; I. Introduction; II. The Trypanosome; III. The Arthropodan vector; IV. The Vertebrate Host; V. The Trypanosome in the Arthropodan Vector; VI. The Trypanosome in the Mammalian Host; VII. The Trypanosome, the Arthropodan Vector and the Mammalian Host; VIII. Conclusion; References; Chapter 2. Relationships between the Species of Fasciola and their Molluscan Hosts; I. The Species of Fasciola.
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II. The Life History of the Liver FlukeIII. The Snail Hosts; IV. Host Specificity; V. Factors Affecting the Development of the Parasite within the Snail; VI. Host Resistance; VII. The Pathogenicity of Infection in Snails; VIII. Factors Influencing the Emergence and Survival of Cercariae; IX. The Epidemiology of Infection with Fasciola; References; Chapter 3. Paragonimus and Paragonimiasis; I. Introduction; II. Species of Paragonimus; III. Species Differentiation; IV. Life Cycle; V. Biology and Physiology; VI. Development in Definitive Hosts; VII. Epidemiology; VIII. Pathology.
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III. Geographical Distribution and Incidence of InfectionIV. Relationship to Human and Animal Diseases; V. Conclusion; References; Chapter 6. Feeding in Ectoparasitic Acari with Special Reference to Ticks; I. Introduction; II. Feeding in Larval Trombiculid Mites; III. Feeding in Ticks; IV. Digestion in Ticks; V. Preliminary Conditions prior to Haemolysis and Digestion; VI. Haemolysis; VII. Digestion and Absorption; VIII. Removal of Undigested Residues; IX. The Process of Engorgement under Field Conditions; X. Rhythmicity of Detachment of Repleted Ticks.
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IX. SymptomatologyX. Diagnosis; XI. Treatment; XII. Control; References; Chapter 4. In vitro Cultivation Procedures for Parasitic Helminths; I. Introduction; II. Terminology; III. Problems and Goals; IV. Review of Literature; V. Nematodes; VI. Cestodes; VII. Trematodes; VIII. Acanthocephala; IX. Discussion; References; Chapter 5. Biology and Distribution of the Rat Lungworm. Angiostrongylus cantonensis, and its Relationship to Eosinophilic Meningoencephalitis and other Neurological Disorders of Man and Animals; I. Introduction; II. Life Cycle.
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XI. Factors Influencing Attachment to the HostXII. Feeding Sites on Natural Hosts, with Particular Reference to the Genus Ixodes in Britain; XIII. Food Sources Available to Ticks; XIV. Host-Tick Nutritional Relationships in Disease Transmission; References; Author Index; Subject Index.
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| Abstract
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ADVANCES IN PARASITOLOGY VOLUME 3 APL.
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Parasitism.
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Parasitology.
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MEDICAL-- Parasitology.
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Parasitism.
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Parasitology.
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| Dewey Classification
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616.9/6003
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QL757.A383 1965eb
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Dawes, Ben.
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