Onchocerca ramachandrini n. sp. from the warthog in Cameroon

  • Bain O
  • Wahl G
  • Renz A
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Abstract

O. ramachandrini n. sp., a parasite of the subcutaneous tissues Of the feet of Phacochoerus aethiopicus in Cameroon, is described. The female has 3 to 5 giant coelomocytes which form swellings in the anterior part of the body. Together with O. dewittei Bain, Ramachandran, Petter et Mak, 1977, this species constitutes a small group of parasites of the Suidae, which are morphologically well characterized, and of which the African species seems to be the most primitive one (conservation of a female cuticle without transverse ridges).

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Bain, O., Wahl, G., & Renz, A. (1993). Onchocerca ramachandrini n. sp. from the warthog in Cameroon. Annales de Parasitologie Humaine et Comparée, 68(3), 139–143. https://doi.org/10.1051/parasite/1993683139

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