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On the Parasitic Protozoa of Liberia. I. Coccidia of Some Small Mammals.

R. S. Bray

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SYNOPSIS. Four new species of Eimeria are described from small mammals in Liberia. These are: E. levinei, sp. nov. from a free‐tailed bat, E. firestonei, sp. nov., and E. milleri, sp. nov., from a shrew, and E. putevelata, sp. nov., from a striped grass mouse.

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SYNOPSIS. Four new species of Eimeria are described from small mammals in Liberia. These are: E. levinei, sp. nov. from a free‐tailed bat, E. firestonei, sp. nov., and E. milleri, sp. nov., from a shrew, and E. putevelata, sp. nov., from a striped grass mouse.

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SYNOPSIS. Four new species of Eimeria are described from small mammals in Liberia. These are: E. levinei, sp. nov. from a free‐tailed bat, E. firestonei, sp. nov., and E. milleri, sp. nov., from a shrew, and E. putevelata, sp. nov., from a striped grass mouse.

Key concepts: Coccidia, Biology, Protozoa, Shrew, Eimeria, Zoology, Parasite hosting, Botany

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