Coccidia (Eimeria and Isospora) of Amphisbaenia
(Amphisbaenidae, Bipedidae, Trogonophidae)

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Updated: 14 July 2008
Comments: eimeria@unm.edu (Duszynski), lcouch@unm.edu (Couch), or coccidia@ksu.edu (Upton)

Eimeria amphisbaeniarum Huntington, Cisper, Smith, Powell, Parmerlee, and Lathrop, 1996

Host: Amphisbaena manni (Amphisbaenidae)

Reference: Huntington et al. 1996

Eimeria witcheri Huntington, Cisper, Smith, Powell, Parmerlee, and Lathrop, 1996

Host: Amphisbaena manni (Amphisbaenidae)

Reference: Huntington et al. 1996

Isospora diplometoponi Yousif and Al-Shawa, 1998

Host: Diplometopon zarudnyi (Trogonophidae)

Reference: Yousif and Al-Shawa 1998

References

Huntington, C., Cisper, G.L., Smith, D.D., Powell, R., Parmerlee, J.S., and Lathrop, A. 1996. Two new Eimeria (Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from Amphisbaena manni (Amphisbaenia: Amphisbaenidae) in the Dominican Republic. Carribean Journal of Science 32: 50-53.

Yousif, M.S., and Al-Shawa, Y.R. 1998. A new coccidian parasite (Apicomplexa: Eimeriidae) from the legless lizard Diplometopon zarudnyi (Amphisbaenia: Trogonophidae) in Saudi Arabia. Journal of the Egyptian Society of Parasitology 28: 257-261.