[Contribution to the knowledge of the life cycle of Lepidauchen stenostoma Nicoli, 1913 (Trematoda, Digenea, Lepocreadiidae Nicoll, 1935, Lepocreadiinae Odhner, 1905].
@article{Prvot1968ContributionTT,
title={[Contribution to the knowledge of the life cycle of Lepidauchen stenostoma Nicoli, 1913 (Trematoda, Digenea, Lepocreadiidae Nicoll, 1935, Lepocreadiinae Odhner, 1905].},
author={G. Pr{\'e}vot},
journal={Annales de parasitologie humaine et comparee},
year={1968},
volume={43 3},
pages={
321-32
}
}Les deux Gasteropodes Prosobranches Nassa incrassata et Pisania maculosa hebergent la metacercaire, libre, de Lepidauchen stenostoma . La description de cette derniere est donnee de facon detaillee. L’adulte a ete trouve en Mediterranee chez deux Labrides : Julis giofredi et Crenilabrus pavo . Sa description est completee par l’observation d’une vesicule seminale externe et d’un receptacle seminal. Elle est attribuee a la super-famille des Lepocreadioidea , famille des Lepocreadiidae , sous…
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