Coccidia of Serpentes

Compiled by
Donald W. Duszynski ¹, Steve J. Upton ², and Lee Couch <sup>1

1</sup> Department of Biology, University of New Mexico
² Division of Biology, Kansas State University

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For a complete compilation of the most current taxonomy and terminology of Snakes (Uetz, 2005) and all the current knowledge about coccidia species reported from all serpentes (through 2008), please go to: The Coccidia of Snakes of the World

Additional Helpful Information:

Alphabetical List of All Coccidian Parasites Recorded from All Snake Hosts through 2008

Snake Coccidia Literature Cited