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- Hospital in Cairo recovered the adult fluke from a dead soldier. He named it Distomum haematobium, for its apparent two mouths (now called ventral and oral suckers)...
- Zoologie (in German). 4: 53–76. See: "2. Distomum Haematobium Bilh.", pp. 59–62. Bilharz T (1856). "Distomum haematobium und sein Verhältnis zu gewissen...
- 1803 description of Fasciola macrostoma, which he later (1809) renamed Distomum macrostomum. Zeller (1874) misidentified specimens of L. paradoxum as D...
- dead soldier. As a novel worm with two mouth-like suckers, he named it Distomum haematobium, the description of which was published by his mentor Karl...
- Sydenham Society. pp. 433–7. Odhner TH (1902). "Fasciolopsis Buski (Lank.)[= Distomum cr****um Cobb.], ein bisher wenig bekannter Parasit des Menschen in Ostasien"...
- Zeitschrift für wissenschaftliche Zoologie (in German). 4: 53–76. See: "2. Distomum Haematobium Bilh.", pp. 59–62. Jordan P (1985). Schistosomiasis. Cambridge:...
- Cobbold, who named it Distoma sinense. In 1876, Rudolf Leuckart named it Distomum spithulatum. Kenso Ishisaka recorded the first case of clonorchiasis in...
- attached to the National Museum of Natural History in Paris. He named it Distomum viverrini. American parasitologists Charles Wardell Stiles and Albert H****all...
- Cairo recovered the adult fluke from a dead soldier in 1851. He named it Distomum haematobium. The disease is often called bilharzia in honour of the discoverer...
- Family: Telorchiidae Genus: Telorchis Lühe, 1899 Type species Telorchis clava (Diesing, 1850) Synonyms Cercorchis Paracercorchis Protenes Distomum (in part)...