[Some results of recent surveys on globidiosis in dromedaries in Chad. Preliminary note].
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Description of a new species of Hymenolepididae, Hymenolepis guadeloupensis n. sp., parasite of domestic duck, Anas boschas Linné, in Guadalupa. This species, actually, cannot be completely identified to Hymenolepis fista Meggitt, 1933, Cestode of asiatic Cotton ygmy goose, because the latter is insufficiently described.
Cotylophoron macrosphinctris sp. n. was recorded from the rumen of the African buffalo, Bubalus (Syncerus) caffer, Sparrman in Central African Empire. The most characteristic feature of this species is the presence of a strong genital sphincter by which it is easily distinguished from the hitherto known species of the genus.
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The authors point out, for the first time, the presence of Paramphistomum leydeni Näsmark, 1937 in the rumen of cattle originating from Loire-Atlantique and Camargue. The parasite is briefly described again and its systematic position is discussed.
Description of a new species of Dilepididae, Trichocephaloidis beauporti n. sp., parasite of Charadriiform Birds (Tringa flaviceps; Micropalama himantopus; Gallinago gallinago delicata; Squatarola squatarola) of Guadelupa and also of a Passeriforme, Quiscalus lugubris. This species can easily be separated from other Trichocephaloidis by the structure of bifid rostellum and the length of Hooks (70-77 mu). Trichocephaloidis charadrii is synonym of Trichocephaloidis megalocephala.