The Journal of Protozoology · 1968 · 10 citations · 2 references
Life SciencesBiologyZoologyMammalogyParasitologyWildlife ParasitologyArthropod Parasites Of WildlifeEndoparasite TaxonomyParasites Of Free-ranging MammalsZoogeography Of ParasitesBat EcologyCoccidiosis In ReptilesCoccidiosis In WildlifeOocyst MorphologyWildlife Endoparasites
SYNOPSIS. Eimeria eumopos n. sp. (Coccidiida, Eimeriidae) from a Colombian bat Eumops trumbulli (Chiroptera, Molossidae) is described. This is the first recorded coccidium in a bat from the western hemisphere, and the sixth bat coccidium species described to date. The unsporulated oocysts in the bat feces are 30.9–24.0 by 28.9–23.2 μ (near 28.8 × 26.1 μ). Their outstanding feature is the pronounced pitting of the thick brownish oocyst wall.
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Catalogue of Eimeriidea (Protozoa; Sporozoa)
Datus M. Hammond, L Pellérdy · Journal of Parasitology · 1963 · 11 citations · Full text