SAKLA, A. (1983). CERCARIOIDES WITENBERGI N.SP. (TREMATODA: CERCARIOIDINAE) FROM LITTLE GREEN BEE-EATER, MEROPS ORIENTALIS CLEOPATRA FROM ASSIUT PROVINCE. test, 11.1(21), 115-119. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1983.191507
A.A. SAKLA. "CERCARIOIDES WITENBERGI N.SP. (TREMATODA: CERCARIOIDINAE) FROM LITTLE GREEN BEE-EATER, MEROPS ORIENTALIS CLEOPATRA FROM ASSIUT PROVINCE". test, 11.1, 21, 1983, 115-119. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1983.191507
SAKLA, A. (1983). 'CERCARIOIDES WITENBERGI N.SP. (TREMATODA: CERCARIOIDINAE) FROM LITTLE GREEN BEE-EATER, MEROPS ORIENTALIS CLEOPATRA FROM ASSIUT PROVINCE', test, 11.1(21), pp. 115-119. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1983.191507
SAKLA, A. CERCARIOIDES WITENBERGI N.SP. (TREMATODA: CERCARIOIDINAE) FROM LITTLE GREEN BEE-EATER, MEROPS ORIENTALIS CLEOPATRA FROM ASSIUT PROVINCE. test, 1983; 11.1(21): 115-119. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1983.191507

CERCARIOIDES WITENBERGI N.SP. (TREMATODA: CERCARIOIDINAE) FROM LITTLE GREEN BEE-EATER, MEROPS ORIENTALIS CLEOPATRA FROM ASSIUT PROVINCE

Assiut Veterinary Medical Journal
Article 15, Volume 11.1, Issue 21, June 1983, Pages 115-119    PDF (960.22 K)
Document Type: Research article
DOI: 10.21608/avmj.1983.191507
Author
A.A. SAKLA
Abstract
A new species of trematode parasite was found in the small intestine of the little green Egyptian bee-eater, Merops orientalis cleopatra. It is superficially resembles Cercario ides aharoni WITENBERG, 1929. After comparing the two trematodes, the encountered paza site was found to belong to a hitherto unknown species to which the name Cerearioides witenbergi is suggested.
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