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The Tapeworms of Reptiles. Part III ACADEMY OF SCIENCE FOR 1941 81 THE TAPEWORMS OF REPTILES. PART IIr R. CHESTER HUGHES, JOHN R. BAKER. and C. BENTON DAWSON Oklahoma A. and M. College, Stillwater This is the concluding number of a series of compilatory articles in which part I (H., B., and D. 1941a) contains "A key to the principal tax­ onomic groups of reptilian cestodes" and leThe species of reptilian tape­ worms in system~tic outline" and part II (H., B., and D. 1941b) an "Host catalogue." INDEX OF SPECIFIC NAMES Valid names are referred to the respective genera in which and pages on which they are treated in part I. Nonvalid names are referred to the names under which they are listed as synonyms. GCGntlWte~rCl Parona. DiptoPlilidaum __ 466 continK1&8 Rudin. Protsoc.phal.. 467 IknpCllnU Audln. rroteClc"pttu..tul- 'l0" CQTOUOtj£# JIIlayer = corvp~. .oti IK""vnclI .weggltt = paalJ~e:a 4till wrllPItCUft(lll ~udolphl. ;L'.ntClc1UClria .otl 0111'ne VleBml' = erinace:l 401 tiTad..a W OOCllano. see Appendix below "JI'ICllna JIUUdn. Bee appenouc oelow cr...lI.cepB tsaylla. UochururnclI 468 agOm«.6 bllo)'118 = 1I?nelvue 463 CTflft(l~G !(raoDe = tubercKlCIta .tl4 """Wl~roao"~ur b.arwooo.. l"'roteocepn.cu1&8 4;)'( crotapllopent1a Sandaround. l'roteoclgll.- C&<Uta !,'ralpont. :t'(Illnl11 'llig <U1&8 467 amoagu_ vawant. MeBoceBWUUB 4110 crJlP~obotAnum von Lin.tow rost84- tCI~G = 464 O?ne1V(lll Beac1ard. (JocllorurtaCII 4tiOi Omer1CllnII .harwood. voclWTurcicll 4l1Oi CIIBtaC1&8 Mayer = COTIIP#l4enIl' 461S omeraCllnll .. ewell. (;tllnwToCllllnICl 4tilS decipietur Diesine = .,.iftGCft 461 omenconll JIIleegltt = /lbro~o 46a UflCTe:IICflnB \'repun. 1'IIllnlCl 41ld omplllbotUTl lIIybelin. l'ro~eocep1l4t1&8 _ 467 UlpaaaOfIWrp,n osmpley. I'lavUobotll.rINm__ 4t11 omphiabllllnoe Rudolphi. OochoriaticCI __ 463 d1ap(lr GQze. Nemlltotaenia 46~ OJaQl.1a HarWOOd. UochoriauclI 46a '1.UlPUr 114lC1m/lnarG6 !,'rollcn = diapllr__ 4611 oppendiC1«4t1&8 Rudolphi = cOTJlphllllnlle 4btl dithJ/Tidium Diesine = lac.,.ea. V. __ 466 oTc_tum Haird = pithonia 461 oatrsmvm Leo!ond. Bothradium 461 orlln/lrUJ. SonBino = v/lrllnii 465 eC/l.icotll COllin. I'leroc.rcus 482 orticadClta StoBBich. TlIllnia 468 eC/l.inlltKm Rudolphl. & nematode 46tl ortictdGt1&8 Rudin. ProteocepllBl1&8 467 ecllinorh1f1/,coitUB ~on.lno, JOJ/eu.:rlieUG __ 466 OIIc(UllbotidiB Marchi. DiPl/lidium 464 etapll.ia Harwood. OOChOriBtiCG 468 see also "IInthotetrll 466 etaPBO!dea.e Sandaround. Proteoc.glt4ltU 467 borbovri Vigueraa, Proteoceph.a.l1&8 467 elel1/1JaB Perrier = ftmbriatcl 462 bOlltiBi Baer = l~110BOma,tiB 464 eto1&t1ata John.ton. A ..trcamphilinG 468 bedd4rdi Woodland. Proteocephlllus 467 etong/ltUB Blumbere = lineatUB 488 bicolor von Nordmann = Corllphllll1WU 466 etangatUB Fuhrmann. ProUoc.phaltU __ 467 bir6i von lUtz. Proteocep1uJl1&8 427 erinllcei Rudolphi. Diphl/Uobothrlum __ 481 bi..uCllt1&8 Rilnrenbach. SCI/phoceph.a.lus 462 erinacei-euroPG6i Rudolphi = eri7UJ(UJi __ 461 bi"iteUob/lt/l Loewen. OochoriBticll 463 BUm.cia Harwood. Oochorutica. 4&8 bOllll MacCallum. Proteocephlllus 457 eunectu Smith = l1erTardii 468 txxu-tigridia Creplin = pithonia 461 e:ecm4 T. & M.. OochoriatiCII 468 bOBcii von Siebold = COflIphllllfUU 466 e:ep(lturCI Perrier = ftmbriatcl 462 bTOIIilien8iB Fuhrmann = juhrmllnni __ 463 !ab1Josum Meeeitt = "IInthot.trll __ 486 bremseri Baird. TlIll1I.ia 468 fllrllncUu MacCaDum, ProteocflglulltU __ 467 brUMui Fuhrmann. OOcJwriaticll 463 !IIUBti Vialli = eriftGCei 483 brevia MacCallum. Proteoceph.a.l1&8 467 !elia Creplin = .,.inllC.i 481 browni Thomas. Sp(lrl1l1nKm 462 ftbrcata Keeeitt, OochoriaticCI 488 bu!onia Gmelin = diapar 468 ftctu Jrfeeeitt. Proteocflglull.. 467 CGlttUJttft Barroia. Prot4ouphal1&8 467 fimll Me&'eitt, Proteocfl"1uJltU "7 C4nia-lG.gopodia Rudolphi = linellt1&8 __ 466 ftmbriata Diesine.· DKthierBia. 482 cMlodi~ MacCallum. TIIllnUJ. 468 ftZ1&8 Keeeitt. ProUouphaltU 467 chlfUri von lUtz. = JHUtlV4lei 466 !la",u Rudin. ProteouphaltU 467 colKbri Rudolphi = 7 racllmOBUB 459 fortunlltum lleeaitt = JHUqIUJlft "' colKbri-blKmenbacAii Cobbold. LigtdG __ 462 !uNft4nni B&el' = ~ 488 coltebri-redii Rudolphi. a nematode 468 !uNft4nni Huehes. Ooehoriatica. _.____ 488 COKQoLe.N S. & L.. Proteocephal1&8 467 ftuC4 lIeesitt = C1'~". 418 COKie1u Zeder = CO'f1IPIuutuu 466 I1l1bonicUB Beddard. ProtHu"luIl.. "8 lContribution No. 104 from the Department of Z001oeY. Oklahoma Al'rieultural and lIechanieal Colleee. 'Corrigendum-The topmost line on page 4&7 in par 1 Ihould read: ProUocflplullu GCliJ)Oftfl (Rudin 1917) nobis.-Qphiotaenia. GdipofIIJ R. 1917. asee Appendix. below. PROCEEDINGS OF THE OKLAHOMA 114111an1i lolmttoa, Pro~1uIl.. 468 ponG StuDkard = ".t'ftIlcI ~ l1""'rdU BaIrd, Pr~lUIl.. j68 PClf't'Ot'GN Steelman. ~ 4" 11t~ Loeweu. OoeAorWeUui 463 PClr~ StuDkard, Oocl&orieticG 464 trr~ ~ ~.. 468 ~ Dtamare, J~ 466 II"fHIdw CrepUD = ~v ..1 IH"qvaUiIOTfAt. L.-N. = IH"~ __ 466 IIf'Gftdw La Bue, Pr~1uIlu 458 pelGMidt. Budolph! = corypho4tnae j66 prUn Cobbold = laHrtu V. 466 ~eplc1&_ La Rue. Prot4ocepAol_ _ 461 ~ JbG, OoclaorlMUui 463 pl&.iUip-' Burt, Pro~.. 451 Nrlwilll Kola, &illvtifUJ 468 pA~tt. Harwood. Uoclun'WticG__ 464 1l1~ ZedeI' = ~ 466 piG""""toeu VOD Lln.tow, ProUoceplua-- ~1&oU BOl. P~ett. 467 t_ _ 45t JuHut......-l BaG, OJ)1lloftliporG 464 pitAOftt. de BlaiDvilJe. BotAridi... 461 AotII11l1fti F., C., • k. = .nnocft __ 462 p. Minor J. 6 B.. BotAridivM 461 Ildbcwcll H., B., • D., Tn1'Clt1l.,,;divm 466 1'. PCI"",m J; .. B., = p. mitaor ..1 .\tNIli".. Buelbl, ProtflOe~luJltU 468 polonioi Huehea, TMftio 468 ~t.. Dleslne, AfUJVtroupluJl.. __ 463 1'eom..o1'ht. H. .. J., Tet1'otAJlTidiu18 __ 487 i..p.,.. VanDI. DMtAt.ru 462 1'scnulo-c1&cum.eri_ Bamiet = ti_t 466 MIoolltale.. M..ltt. TetrGrllpM.. 466 p~.ptico Bailliet = li"eotu 466 JtuI/.,.elritHldl JanickI. NemtJtot4ftio __ 468 1'.euttopod..,Krabbe = twberculoto 464 itJpOta.,..y Yama&'Uti, P1'okoc.plaGl.. __ 468 J)1&"lctU Kboiodkowskl, Proteoc.plUJl___ 46' itJro,... FuhrmaDD, Prot4oc.plaGl.. 468 JI1Ithoftt. Retzius = 1'ithoftt. 461 kIuIliU Hamid, OocIlort.tkG 463 qxodr«:OTll.. lloec = C()TJl1'Jl.aeJI(Je 46lj hl".,.i J. 6 I.-L., A..t1'GmpllilitaG 466 qtc4d1'iTo.trt. OOze = corll1'luJeruuJ 466 leI6iot.. CalTUeelo = O1IGt1&m 461 q. I1Gdimorrhuoe V. COTJI1'IuJeruuJ :.._ 466 ~ VOD LIDltoW, Cvetlc.,.cu 467 = IM.,.ttu Rudolphl, TMftiG __ '- 468 ql&i"qu.eoro_t"",t6trca L. .. M. = tJCG,,,tAo- 486 IM.,.ttu Valenciennes, T.trGtAvridium __ 466 "1'ClCe..o.o" at Dieaine = gerrordii __ 4611 lae.,.ttu murAlt. Rudolphl = I. V. 466 "rClC•..oN" of l'arona = cal~ttei __ 467 lGcerttJe fliridt. Rudolphl = l. V. 466 rae.mon. Rudolpbi, PTouocephtUtU 469 IMIaHidt. MacCallum, ProtflOe.plaGlu __ 468 TcalU••ti Marotel = cal~tUi 467 '-da-.w von Llnltow, Plerocercu 462 rcillieti von lUtz = mftOCri 462 IMt. LeIdy = perepicu.. 469 ra_rum Rudolphi = eriftOCft 461 leIl1ro"l1ft J. 6 H., Oocllort.tico 463 r.1'to,.. Dieainc = mftOCei 461 lo"cHlGt1&m Molin = mftGcft 461 rluWdo1'hidie burt, PTOteoC'1'IaGl_ 469 leItlc.pe Duvemoy = pitAOftt. 461 TobtUtG Woodland, see Appendix below leItiNi... WoodlaDd, lee Appendix below Touieum Skrjabin = puQUGlci 466 'loa. Hill, Piutoot/.tt. 467 ro.teUato Zichokke. Oochorietica 464 lil1vlolt1u Leuckart eriucft 462 = ro.trat_ Mineazzini = ecAi"OTAlIftCoidu 465 liMGtu Gale, Muocutoidu 466 rot""data Molin = t"berculoto 464 lUtertJto Batech = li"eot_ __:.. 466 r...elli Beddard, Proteoe'1'hAl_ 469 lotafmG"i Johnlton, Prot.oc.p1uJlu 468 lacci/er von Ratz, ProuocephalWl 469 ''"''tie CI'IIP, Cveticercu 467 ""-b.naardi,,.taeia Rudin, Proteoc.pAAl_ 469 'Vl10eotlWN Burt, OocAort.tUui 463 la1'awak..-ie Woodland, see Appendix 'Vl10HMtdie Sklnkel', OocA01't.tteG 463 below ",""obotAri_ Rudin. P1'okoc.plaGl_ __ 468 ",""oboeAri.. Rudolphl = corWpAGefI(I' 466 .ee""d". Tubaneui, Scw1'hoc.pAal 468 tIIGOVlottU Leuckart = mftOCei 461 .6pta". von Linstow = eriftacri 461 "'GfteOfti ManIOn = eriftGC.i 462 .erp."t" Parona, a nematode 468 mGNOftoidu Mueller = eriftGCei 462 .er1'_tUl Yamaeuti, Di1'hl/lWbotAri"m__ 462 "..r"".ellM'i Burols, p1'Oe.oc.pAAl_ __ 468 .er1',,"1&m Gmelin, a nematode 468 -..,,06ot"ri_ Cl'ety, Cweticercu 467 serp_tvm von Linstow, MOftobotAri.m _ 461 __11C1C'1'laGlu Dleslnc = pitAOftt. 461 •."ato oet'1'haftO Dieainc = U"eotWl _ 466 __I1Gloc'PIaGl_ Creplin = pitAOftt. __ 461 .hipkwi von Linstow, Proteoc'1'IaGl 4611 __Rl1itti HUmy, Proteoc.plaGl 468 eil1..oidee Moche = crauic.1" 468 ..iUio1'u'V"I1'" Hatch, Di6otAri"m __ 462 .krjabi"i Popov, Diplo1>1/lidium 465 ..466erl1' Nybelln, Proteoe'1'laGltUI 468 .olitarm Poloaio = polQ"ioi 468 M8ta"'I1' FuhnD&DD, Prokoce1'laGl 468 '1'irAlie Bremlel', a nematode 468 ~oidu L6pea-Neyra = .oller, 466 .1'irill"m Pallaa, a nematode 468 MOtaOOpAorv. Ltlbe. Diplon1id,,,m 465 .triGtWl Johnston. Prouoc.phAl_ _ 46t MOT""" Rudolphl = corv1'~ 466 tutlldi"" Vaulleeeard = COTII1'~ _ 466 _voAoe.pAolo von Rats, TMftio 468 tutxdo Maeath, P1'okoc.plaGltUI 469 H... Bedclard!., Proteoc."AoltUI 458 tMpori Johri, OocA01't.tlcG 4a, HMi"I1.,..g .I1sU, ProteoceplaGl_ _ 459 tAeilm Fuhrmann, OocA01't.tico 46' fUJeNia Harwood, Oocl&oriatkG 464 tAeilcri Rudin, ProCeoeepAal_ 460 Het.,.eri Parona, Proceoc."Aol_ 459 tidnleUi Johnston, ProUOc.pluJlu 460 "ilotiolle Beddard. Proteoc."Aol", 469 troMpo.ri :MacCallum, OocAort.ticG __ 464 dlleri SkI'jabln, DiploPVlidiv.. 465 trimer""ri Parona, Proteoefl1'AAl.. 460 "triftCAafl'" of L. .. M. 'IWlleri __ 465 HUmy, ProUocepAol.. u __ 469 = ='CrepUD = ~ V. 466 CriftCAuii Dtamare = GCtJ"tAoe.tro 466 0609Gt" Molin ditr...". 461 erioRwcAi,,_ LOnDbel1r, Prouoc'1'AAl_ _ 460 = triMriole LUhe = tJCG,,,tAotetro 465 "",'d. Zed.. = diesHlr -; -:_ 468 tritotat. Leidy = mtaGCft 461 oh....,.., Faut. C., 6 K. = enfUJCft 462 tr1lftCGto Krabbe C1&berct&loto 464 ...."..... MalaD, Me appendix below = ......... JI, 6 S, BotAridi1&. 461 C,,6erculClto Rudolphi, Ooc1aoristica 464 va1'O'" Shipley, Pal4iG ..." x=tt. OoeAoriaeictJ 464 "a ...... Dlee ,BoClridiw. 461 varo"ti Stoulch, PG,,""fUJ 465 l*'C*"ii Polo = eritUJeft 461 ~ MGior Kueller = li,...c.. __ 466 "On- Beddard, Pro~.. 460 ,...... Budolpllll = 00""''''''''' 4&1 Pro~ WoodlaDcL Appendix ............ Rudin, .. __ .cst """uta ho~see below ,..... Ba7Ua .= ,~ 4n ei"";' Beddard, .. .:.. "'0 ACADEMY OF SCIENCE FOR 1941 83 wJ.ie-tort.i Steelman.
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