Some Parasites of the Common Crow, Corvus Brachyrhynchos Brehm, from Ohio

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1968-01

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Thirty-one species of parasites were taken from 339 common crows over a twentymonth period in Ohio. Of these, nine are new host records: the cestodes Orthoskrjabinia rostellata and Hymenolepis serpentulus; the nematodes Physocephalus sexalatus, Splendidofilaria quiscali, and Splendidofilaria flexivaginalis; and the arachnids Laminosioptes hymenopterus, Syringophilus bipectinatus, Analges corvinus, and Gabucinia delibata. Twelve parasites not previously reported from the crow in Ohio were also recognized. Two tables, one showing the incidence and intensity of parasitism in the common crow in Ohio, the other listing previous published and unpublished records of common crow parasites, are included.

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Author Institution: Biology Department, Sait Augustine's College, Raleigh, North Carolina

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The Ohio Journal of Science. v68 n1 (January, 1968), 25-31