Scincus mitranus anderson 1871 (sauria scincidae) a new host of eimeria scinci phisalix 1923 (apicomplexa eimeriidae) in saudi arabia

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Abstract

Eimeria scinci Phisalix 1923, is redescribed from the gall bladder of six of 20 (30%) specimens of the sandfish lizard, Scincus mitranus Anderson 1871 from Zulfi in the central region of Saudi Arabia. This report represents a new host and geographic record for the parasite. Oocyst measurements were similar to those reported previously fromScincus officinalis Laurenti 1768 in Tunisia. Except for our observation of a subspherical, compact sporocyst residuum, the oocyst morphology was identical to the original description ofE. scinci. Comparisons are made with species ofEimeria Schneider 1875 from Scincidae. © 1993 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.

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Kasim, A. A., Al-Sadoon, M. K., & Al-Shawa, Y. R. (1993). Scincus mitranus anderson 1871 (sauria scincidae) a new host of eimeria scinci phisalix 1923 (apicomplexa eimeriidae) in saudi arabia. Tropical Zoology, 6(2), 275–279. https://doi.org/10.1080/03946975.1993.10539227

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