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On a collection of Paramphistomidae from Malaya, with Revision of the Genera Paramphistomum, Fischoeder, 1901, and Gastrothylax Poirier, 1883

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  06 April 2009

Ben Dawes
Ben Dawes
Affiliation:
University of London, King's College
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There is still some difference of opinion as to the classification of what Rudolphi in 1801 called the Amphistomata. Fischoeder (1901—4) regarded all “Amphistomes” as belonging to a single family, the Paramphistomidae. Stiles & Goldberger (1910) proposed the elevation of the group to the status of a superfamily, the Paramphistomoidea, comprising three families, Paramphistomidae, Gastrothylacidae and Gastrodiscidae. Braun (1911), Odhner (1911), Looss (1912) and Stunkard (1925) have maintained Fischoeder's view; Maplestone (1923) and Travassos (1934) have preferred that of Stiles and Goldberger.

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Parasitology , Volume 28 , Issue 3 , July 1936 , pp. 330 - 354
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1936

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