posted on 2023-11-02, 04:46authored byJennifer Snow
The morphology of the adult and the egg of Acanthocephalus criniae n. sp. from Crinia tasmaniensis (Gunther), C. signifera Girard and C. laevis (Gunther) is described. Information on the frequency and degree of infection of C. tasmaniensis, collected from Mt Wellington, Tasmania, is given.
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Papers & Proceedings of the Royal Society of Tasmania