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gain in rats infected with Trypanosoma lewisi. J . Parasit. 46 (Sect. Z),
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with Trypanosoma lewisi. Expl Parasit. 14, 5 4 4 5 .
Linstow, 0. F. B. von (1904). In " The Parasites of the Pearl Oyster. Report
to the Government of Ceylon on Pearl Oyster Fisheries in the Gulf of
Manaar " (W. A. Herdman ed.) (Section by A. E. Shipley and J. Hornell),
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spinulosum (Trematoda: Echinostomatidae) in oysters at Port Isabel, Texas.
J . Parasit. 52, 663.
Loesch, H. C. (1957). Studies of the ecology of two species of Donax on Mustang
Island, Texas. Publs Imt. mar. Sci. Univ. Tex. 4, 201-227.
Loosanoff, V. L. (1956). Two obscure oyster enemies in New England waters.
Science, N.Y. 123, 1119-1120.
Loosanoff, V. L. and Engle, J. B. (1942). Accumulation and discharge of sperm
by oysters living a t different depths. Biol. Bull. mar. biol. Lab., Woods
Hole 82, 413-422.
Loosanoff, V. L. and Engle, J. B. (1943). Polydora in oysters suspended in the
water. Biol. Bull. mar, biol. Lab., Woods Hole 85, 69-78.
Loosanoff, V. L. and Nomejko, C. A. (1951). Existence of physiologicallydifferent races of oysters, Crassostrea virginica. Biol. Bull. mar. biol. Lab.,
Woods Hole 101, 151-156.
Loosanoff, V. L. and Tommers, F. D. (1948). Effect of suspended silt and other
substances on the rate of feeding of oysters. Science, N.Y. 107, 69-70.
Looss, A. (1901). Ueber einige Distomen der Labriden des Triester Hafens.
Zentbl. Bakt. ParasitKde 29, 398-405.
Lunz, G. R. Jr. (1940). The annelid worm, Polydora, as an oyster pest. Science,
N.Y. 92, 310.
Lunz, 0. R. Jr. (1941). Polydora, a pest in South Carolina oysters. J . Elisha
Mitchell scient. SOC. 57, 273-283.
Lutta, A. S. (1939). [The dynamics of the glycogen and fat in parasitic worms.]
Uchen. Zap. leningr. Gos. Univ. Ser. 11, 129-171. (In Russian.)
Lutz, A. (1919). 0 Xchistosomum mansoni e a schistosomatose segundo observaqoes,
feitas no Brazil. Mems Inst. Oswaldo Cruz 11, 121-155.
Lysaght, A. M. (1941). The biology and trematode parasites of the gastropod
Littorina neritoides (L.) on the Plymouth breakwater. J . mar. biol. Ass. U . K .
Fish. 1887, 719-899.
J . exp. 2001. 9, 371-386.
551-555.
73, 1-36.
25, 41-67.
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