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Adelina schellacki n.sp., a coccidium from the intestine of the Indian centipede Cormocephalus dentipes poc..

Harendranath Ray, +1 more
- 01 Nov 1940 - 
- Vol. 32, Iss: 04, pp 392-396
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From 1931 to the middle of 1936 the authors occasionally examined the gut contents of the centipede Cormocephalus dentipes, procured from Calcutta and its suburbs, and often found a coccidium belonging to the genus Adelina.
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From 1931 to the middle of 1936 we occasionally examined the gut contents of the centipede Cormocephalus dentipes , procured from Calcutta and its suburbs. In the intestine we have often found a coccidium belonging to the genus Adelina . Species of Adelina are on record from arthropod and annelid hosts; but since Schellack (1913) described in detail the life history of A. dimidiata from Scolopendra cingulata , no account of any other species from a myriapod has been given.

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Two new coccidian parasites of the genus Adelina (Adeleidae, Coccidia) parasitizing oribatid mite Nothrus silvestris (Oribatei, Acarina) and springtail Neanura muscorum (Collembola, Apterygota) in forest soils

TL;DR: Two new coccidian species of the genus Adelina are described by means of light and phase contrast microscopy, parasitizing the oribatid mite Nothrus silvestris and the springtail Neanura muscorum, both of which infect the fat body of host-animals.
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Observations on the morphology and sporogony of a coccidianAdelina rayi n. sp. from the gut of the centipede,Rhysida longipes

TL;DR: The morphology and sporogony of a coccidian, Adelina rayi n.
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H. Power
- 01 Nov 1871 - 
TL;DR: The ophthalmoscope may be made available not only to determine the nature of any defect of vision of which the patient may complain, but as a means of reading within certain limits changes in the conditions of the system at large, and of the nervous system in particular.
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