Preface to the third edition; Acknowledgements; 1. Parasitism: what is a parasite?; 2. Niches, habitats and environments; 3. Protozoa: the amoebae; 4. Flagellates: intestinal and related forms; 5. Haemoflagellates; 6. Sporozoea: gregarines and coccidia; 7. Sporozoea: haemosporina: malaria; basic biology; 8. Sporozoea: malaria in man and the animal kingdom; 9. Sporozoea: haemosporina other than plasmodia; piroplasmia; 10. Opalinata and ciliophora; 11. Helminth parasites: platyhelminthes: monogenea; 12. Trematoda: aspidogastrea; 13. Trematoda: digenea; 14. Digenea: bucephalidae, fasciolidae, opisthorchiidae, dicrocoeliidae; 15. Digenea: plagiorchiidae, echinostomatidae, heterophyidae, trogylotrematidae; 16. Digenea: schistosomatidae; 17. Digenea: strigeidae, diplostomatidae, paramphistomatidae; 18. Physiology of trematodes; 19. Cestoda: cestodaria; 20. Eucestoda: general account; 21. Eucestoda: minor orders; 22. Eucestoda: pseudophyllidea; 23. Eucestoda: cyclophyllidea; 24. Physiology of cestodes; 25. Nematoda: general account; 26. Aphasmid nematoda; 27. Phasmid nematoda: rhabditida, ascaridida and oxyurida; 28. Phasmid nematoda: strongylida; 29. Phasmid nematoda: spirurida; 30. Physiology of nematodes; 31. Acanthocephala; 32. Immunoparasitology; 33. In vitro cultivation of endoparasites: general principles; protozoa; 34. In vitro cultivation of endoparasites: helminths; References; Author index; Subject index.
."..an impressive revision that will well serve a wide variety of
students in the basic and applied biological sciences....With this
new material and the clean, attractive presentation (both
graphically and in prose) of the third edition, a new generation of
students will be lured to the fascinating topic of parasitism."
Catherine A. Toft, Quarterly Review of Biology
"It may be useful for an upper division course in parasitology or
helminthology. The book would be a valuable resource for graduate
students and instructors of parasitology." Tim Ruhnke, The
Quarterly Review of Biology
"The author has written the book for new students in the field of
animal parasitology but advanced topics, such as the application of
isoelectric focusing and antigenic analysis to develop the concept
of species, are of interest to senior students and researchers. The
book is easy to read and the writing is interesting...." Andr^D'e
Morin, CSM Newsletter
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