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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Island, Brown University, and the University of Hawaii for their
patient assistance in searching out obscure pieces of literature. Also,
my sincerest thanks to Mr. George P. Hoskin of my laboratory and Mrs.
Barbara Downs and M i . Frank Vaughan, Jr., Staff Artists in this
Department, for executing many of the illustrations included in this
review, and to Miss Linda Tanaka, the Departmental Secretary, who
was most helpful during the preparation of the manuscript. I should
also like to acknowledge the co-operation and assistance rendered by
Sir Frederick S. Russell, the Editor of this series, during the four years
this contribution has been in preparation, and to Academic Press who
provided invaluable editorial assistance.
Finally, I wish to express my deepest gratitude to my graduate
students, Messrs. Herbert W. F. Yee, Peter Castro, Erik Rifkin, Amar
S. Thakur, George P. Hoskin, and Miss Donna M. Hindelang, with
whom I have spent many enjoyable hours discussing topics relevant to
various sections of this review, for untiring assistance in reading proofs
and rechecking some of the literature.
THOMAS c. CRENU
ADDENDUM
Just as this volume was being passed for press, my attention was
drawn to several papers dealing with aspects of antagonism between
two species of larval trematodes within the same mollusc. Interested
readers are referred to the following publications: P. F. Basch and
K. J. Lie, 2. ParasitKde 2'9, 252-259, 260-270 (1966); K. J. Lie, Nature,
Lond. 211, 1213-1214 (1966), J . Parasit. 53, (October, 1967); K. J. Lie,
P. F. Basch and T. Umathevy, Nature, Lond. 206, 422-423 (1965),
J. Parasit. 52, 454-457 (1966); and K. J. Lie, P. F. Basch, and M. A.
Hoffman, J . Parasit. (in press).
T. C. C.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Island, Brown University, and the University of Hawaii for their
patient assistance in searching out obscure pieces of literature. Also,
my sincerest thanks to Mr. George P. Hoskin of my laboratory and Mrs.
Barbara Downs and M i . Frank Vaughan, Jr., Staff Artists in this
Department, for executing many of the illustrations included in this
review, and to Miss Linda Tanaka, the Departmental Secretary, who
was most helpful during the preparation of the manuscript. I should
also like to acknowledge the co-operation and assistance rendered by
Sir Frederick S. Russell, the Editor of this series, during the four years
this contribution has been in preparation, and to Academic Press who
provided invaluable editorial assistance.
Finally, I wish to express my deepest gratitude to my graduate
students, Messrs. Herbert W. F. Yee, Peter Castro, Erik Rifkin, Amar
S. Thakur, George P. Hoskin, and Miss Donna M. Hindelang, with
whom I have spent many enjoyable hours discussing topics relevant to
various sections of this review, for untiring assistance in reading proofs
and rechecking some of the literature.
THOMAS c. CRENU
ADDENDUM
Just as this volume was being passed for press, my attention was
drawn to several papers dealing with aspects of antagonism between
two species of larval trematodes within the same mollusc. Interested
readers are referred to the following publications: P. F. Basch and
K. J. Lie, 2. ParasitKde 2'9, 252-259, 260-270 (1966); K. J. Lie, Nature,
Lond. 211, 1213-1214 (1966), J . Parasit. 53, (October, 1967); K. J. Lie,
P. F. Basch and T. Umathevy, Nature, Lond. 206, 422-423 (1965),
J. Parasit. 52, 454-457 (1966); and K. J. Lie, P. F. Basch, and M. A.
Hoffman, J . Parasit. (in press).
T. C. C.