Acanthocephala From The Illinois River: With Descriptions Of Species And A Synopsis Of The Family Neoechinorhynchidae

This monograph by Harley Jones Van Cleave describes the taxonomy and morphology of several species of acanthocephalans, a group of parasitic worms that are of interest to biologists and veterinarians. The author provides detailed illustrations and comparisons with related taxa, as well as ecological and distributional data. This book will appeal to specialists in invertebrate zoology and parasitology.

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