Journal of Parasitology

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The Journal of Parasitology is the official peer-reviewed journal of the American Society of Parasitologists. The journal publishes original research covering helminths, protozoa, and other parasitic organisms and serves scientific professionals in microbiology, immunology, veterinary science, pathology, and public health. Read More

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COMPLETE MITOCHONDRIAL SEQUENCES FROM FISH-INFECTING COCCIDIA (GOUSSIA SPECIES) REVEAL HIGHLY DIVERGENT GENOME ORGANIZATIONS

Natasha M. Slawnych,

Larsen C. Iorgovits,

Alex N. Léveillé,

Perryn S. Kruth,

Sara M. Terier,

Winter Kraemer, and

John R. Barta

NEW FACES IN AN OLD GENUS: MUSEUM COLLECTIONS AND NEW MATERIALS REVEAL NEW DIVERSITY OF ALARIA AND AN UPDATED KEY TO SPECIES

Maggie A. Young,

Sarah A. Orlofske,

Robert C. Jadin,

Vasyl V. Tkach,

Stephen E. Greiman,

Sean A. Locke,

Thayane F. Fernandes,

Sara V. Brant,

Kimberly M. Bates,

Michelle Michalski, and

Tyler J. Achatz

PHYLOGENETIC POSITION OF NEOGOGATEA (DIPLOSTOMOIDEA; CYATHOCOTYLIDAE)

Tyler J. Achatz,

Zoe S. Von Holten,

Dana M. Calhoun,

Pieter T. J. Johnson,

Jonathon Pritchard,

Matthew Keel, and

Vasyl V. Tkach

HOST DIET QUALITY ALTERS PRIORITY EFFECTS OF COINFECTING PARASITES

Erin Sedlacek,

Scott Binger, and

Charlotte F. Narr

SEASONAL SUCCESSION OF CESTODE METACOMMUNITIES IN MUSEUM COLLECTIONS OF TWO NORTH AMERICAN SHREWS (SOREX SPP.)

Timothy L. Odom,

Andrew W. Park,

Joseph A. Cook,

Jonathan L. Dunnum,

Schuyler W. Liphardt,

Katrina M. Derieg,

Danielle J. Parsons,

Bryan S. McLean, and

Stephen E. Greiman

Multilocus Metabarcoding of Terrestrial Leech Bloodmeal iDNA Increases Species Richness Uncovered in Surveys of Vertebrate Host Biodiversity

Mai Fahmy,

Kalani M. Williams,

Michael Tessler,

Sarah R. Weiskopf,

Evon Hekkala, and

Mark E. Siddall

Patterns of Host Specificity Among the Helminth Parasite Fauna of Freshwater Siluriforms: Testing the Biogeographical Core Parasite Fauna Hypothesis

Rogelio Rosas-Valdez and

Gerardo Pérez-Ponce de León

Seasonal Dynamics and Spatial Distribution of the Dactylogyrus Species on the Gills of Grass Carp (Ctenopharyngodon idellus) from a Fish Pond in Wuhan, China

Bao J. Yang,

Hong Zou,

Shun Zhou,

Shan G. Wu,

Gui T. Wang, and

Wen X. Li

INTRODUCTION OF POTENTIAL HEARTWATER VECTORS AND OTHER EXOTIC TICKS INTO FLORIDA ON IMPORTED REPTILES

Michael J. Burridge,

Leigh-Anne Simmons, and

Sandra A. Allan

Insight into the Short-Finned Squid Illex coindetii (Cephalopoda: Ommastrephidae) Feeding Ecology: Is There a Link Between Helminth Parasites and Food Composition?

Mirela Petrić,

Ivona Mladineo, and

Svjetlana Krstulović Šifner

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