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The systematic studies of the zoo-parasitic oxyuroid nematodes

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Eleven Oxyuroid parasites are described in the present paper of which three belong to new genera and seven to new species. One species has been re-described. Basirella n.gen. is characterised in having a divided type of body into an anterior barrel-shaped part and a long posterior part. Neoprotozoophaga n.gen. possesses lateral alae in male, boat-shaped spicula and vulva in the oesophageal region. Propharyngodon n. gen. bears no spicule and accessory piece. Affinities are discussed. A host-parasite list is furnished.

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Biswas, P.K., Chakravarty, G.K. The systematic studies of the zoo-parasitic oxyuroid nematodes. Z. F. Parasitenkunde 23, 411–428 (1963). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00259929

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