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A contribution to the study of taxa differentiation in cestode taxonomy

The methods discussed may prove helpful in establishing precise interspecific variations as also the variability amongst various higher taxa in cestode taxonomy thus contributing a support in the direction of revision attempts of future workers.
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Introduction of a taxonometric device to evaluate a new proteocephalid cestode Gangesia sanehensis n.sp. from fresh-water fishes of Garhwal Himalayas with a revised key to species of genus Gangesia.

Amino-acids of Amoebotaenia cuneata (Cestoda: Dilepidoidea Wardle McLeod & Radinovsky, 1974)

Fifteen different a-amino-acids were recorded chromatographically from whole body acid protein hydrolysates of the poultry tapeworm, Amoebotaenia cuneata. The only other record of amino-acids in…
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Amino acids of Hymenolepis palmarum (Johri, 1956) and chemotaxonomic studies on hymenolepidid cestodes

ABSTRACT Chemotaxonomic patterns in the distribution of amino acids of Hymenolepis palmarum (Jouri, 1956) and other hymenolepidids revealed the common presence of β-aminoisobutyric acid, lysine,…
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Chemotaxonomic studies on davaineid tapeworms, based on amino acid analysis

Chemotaxonomic studies within the family Davaineidac have shown the presence of cystine and hydroxyproline only in D. hewetensis, although phenylalanine and proline occur in all species examined previously.
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Comparative analysis of amino acids of three species of Gangesia (Cestoda: Proteocephalata)

A total of 21 amino acids were detected in the present investigations on three species of Gangesia, a sub-humid region around Allahabad, India, which indicates amino acid utilization in metabolic activities of fish tapeworms.
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Taxometric analysis of helminthes of marine fishes. 1. Pedunculacetabulum spinatum n.sp., from Chorinemus mandetta and Wenyonia rhincodonti n.sp., from Rhincodon typus

The investigations include report of two new worms from marine fishes of Central West Coast of Goa in Arabian Sea and detailed evidence of taxometric significance to reinstate this genus of genus Pedunculacetabulum Yamaguti.
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On Acanthobothrium dighaensis sp.n. (Onchobothriidae Braun, 1900) from Trygon marginatus.

Taenia jaipurensis n.sp. from lion, Panthera leo L.

On a new cestode phoreiobothrium puriensis new species

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