Cestode parasites of the Australian bustard, Ardeotis australis (Gray) (Aves: Gruiformes)

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Transactions of the Royal Society of South Australia Pub Date : 2023-01-02 DOI:10.1080/03721426.2023.2181912

I. Beveridge

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Abstract

ABSTRACT Examination of museum collections of cyclophyllidean cestodes (families Paruterinidae and Davaineidae) from the Australian bustard, Ardeotis australis (Gray) (Aves: Gruiformes), revealed the presence of five species not previously reported from Australia: Ascometra vestita Cholodkovsky, 1912, Idiogenes kolbei Ortlepp, 1938, I. kori Ortlepp, 1938, I. nana Fuhrmann, 1925 and I. otidis Krabbe, 1868. All are known from a variety of genera and species of bustards from Africa and Eurasia. Minor differences were noted in the morphology of I. kori and I. nana from published descriptions, but these differences may be due to intraspecific variation.

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摘要对澳洲鸨Ardeotis australis (Gray)(鸟类:Gruiformes)的cyclophyllidean cestodes (Paruterinidae科和Davaineidae科)的博物馆藏品进行了分析，发现了5种澳大利亚未报道的物种:Ascometra vestita Cholodkovsky(1912)、Idiogenes kolbei Ortlepp(1938)、I. kori Ortlepp(1938)、I. nana Fuhrmann(1925)和I. otidis Krabbe(1868)。所有这些都是来自非洲和欧亚大陆的各种属和种的鸨。从已发表的描述中，我们注意到在形态上的微小差异，但这些差异可能是由于种内变异造成的。

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