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Dinobdella

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2019
2019
Beyond the epistaxis: voluntary nasal leech (Dinobdella ferox) infestation revealed the leech behaviours and the host symptoms through the parasitic period
Abstract Dinobdella ferox is the most reported and studied leech species parasitizing mammalian mucus membranes. However, our… 
2010
2010
Tyrannobdella rex N. Gen. N. Sp. and the Evolutionary Origins of Mucosal Leech Infestations
Background Leeches have gained a fearsome reputation by feeding externally on blood, often from human hosts. Orificial… 
2006
2006
Nasal infestation with the leech Dinobdella ferox in a domestic shorthair cat
THE blood-sucking parasitic leech Dinobdella ferox is an invertebrate of the phylum Annelida and class Hirudinea (Labadi and… 
1988
1988
[A case report of nasal infestation by the leech, Dinobdella ferox].
A 55-year-old man in Okagaki Town, Fukuoka Prefecture, pulled a nasal leech from his nostril in July 1987, after suffering from… 
1984
1984
A case of Dinobdella ferox infestation of the human conjunctival sac
1964
1964
A RECORD OF DINOBDELLA FEROX (BLANCHARD) (HIRUDIDAE, HIRUDINEA) TAKEN FROM THE NASAL CAVITY OF MAN.
1960
1960
Infestation of a monkey with the leech Dinobdella ferox.
1955
1955
The 'nasal-leech' Dinobdella ferox from Borneo and Malaya.
1954
1954
Leech (Dinobdella ferox Blanchard) in nasal passages of dog.
1931
1931
Invasion of the Nasal Cavity by a Leech
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