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implanted into the body cavity of the normal snail host. Expl Paraeit. 18,
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differences in the eastern oyster, Crassostrea virginica. Syst. 2001. 13,
Hogue, M. J. (1915). Studies in the life history of an amoeba of the Limax group
Vahlkampj?a calkensi. Arch. Protistenk. 35, 154-163.
Hogue, M. J. (1917). The effect of media of different densities on the shape of
amoebae. J. exp. 2001. 22, 567-572.
Hogue, M. J. (1921). Studies on the life history of Vahlkampjia patuxent n. sp.,
parasitic in the oyster, with experiments regarding its pathogenicity. Am.
Larval trematodes from the Apalachee Bay area,
Florida, with a checklist of known marine cercariae arranged in a key to
their superfamilies. Tulane Stud. 2001. 9, 2-74.
Honigberg, B. M., Balamuth, W., Bovee, E. C., Corliss, J. O., Gojdics, M.,
Hall, R. P., Kudo, R. R., Levine, N. D., Loeblich, A. R., Jr., Weiser, J. and
Wenrich, D. H. (1964). A revised classification of the phylum Protozoa.
J . Protozool. 11, 7-20.
Hopkins, S. H. (1935). A larval Echinocephulus in a sea urchin. J . Parasit. 21,
3 1 P 3 1 5 .
Hopkins, S. H. (1954a). The American species of trematode confused with
Bucephalus (Bucephalopsia) haimeanus. Parasitology 44, 353-370.
Hopkins, S. H. (1954b). Cercaria brachidontis n. sp. from the hooked mussel in
Louisiana. J . Parasit. 40, 29-31.
Hopkins, S. H. (1956a). “ The Boring Sponges which Attack South Carolina
Oysters, with Notes on Some Associated Organisms,” pp. 3-30. Bears Bluff
Lab., Wadmalaw Island, S.C.
Hopkins, S. H. (195613). Notes on the boring sponges in Gulf Coast estuaries and
their relation to salinity. Bull. mar. Sci. Gulf Caribb. 6, 44-58.
Hopkins, S. H. ( 1 9 5 6 ~ ) . Odostomia impressa parasitizing southern oysters.
Science, N . Y . 124, 628-629.
Hopkins, S. H. (1957a). Our present knowledge of the oyster parasite “ Bucephalus ”. Proc. natn. Shellfish. Ass. 47, 58-61.
modes. Revue Trav. Off. (scient. Tech.) Pdch. marit. 17, 33-40.
12-18.
J . Hyg. 1, 321-343.
Holliman, R. B. (1961).