. Fresh-water biology. Freshwater biology. 532 FRESH-WATER BIOLOGY 62 (61, 63) Tail of male with 4 pairs of postanal papillae. Ascaris ardeae Smith 1908. Female up to 80 mm. long and mm. broad. Head rounded with 3 prominent lips and well-marked interlabia. Superior lip with finely denticulate anterior and lateral borders. Tail acutely conical, vulva 30mm. from head. mm.; shell colorless marked by thick-set pits. Male 72 mm. by mm. Spicules double, equal, brownish, mm. long. Taj] incurved, bluntly rounded with small acutely conical tip. Papillae: 2
. Fresh-water biology. Freshwater biology. 532 FRESH-WATER BIOLOGY 62 (61, 63) Tail of male with 4 pairs of postanal papillae. Ascaris ardeae Smith 1908. Female up to 80 mm. long and mm. broad. Head rounded with 3 prominent lips and well-marked interlabia. Superior lip with finely denticulate anterior and lateral borders. Tail acutely conical, vulva 30mm. from head. mm.; shell colorless marked by thick-set pits. Male 72 mm. by mm. Spicules double, equal, brownish, mm. long. Taj] incurved, bluntly rounded with small acutely conical tip. Papillae: 2 pairs on conical tip also 2 pairs postanal and 5 pairs or more preanal. In Ardea herodias. Much like A. serpeniuliis Rudolphi reported by Leidy from same host. Probably Leidy's record concerns this species. The true A. serpentulus was collected by A. J. Smith from a European crane in the Philadelphia Zoological Fig. 826. Ascaris ardeae. Lateral view of anterior end, showing two of the lips (partly in profile) and two of the interlabia. Ventral surface of male tail. (Note the second pair of papillae from tip of tail as uncertain.) Magnified. (After A. J. Smith.) 6;^ (61, 62) Tail of male with 3 pairs of postanal papillae. Ascaris microcephala Rudolphi 1819. Male IS to 45 mm., female 45 to 70 mm. long. Body greatly attenuated anteriorly. Lips quadrangular, with anterior margin concave and angles projecting. Interlabia as long as lips. Cer- vical papillae in dorsal and ventral Unes. Tail of male obliquely truncated; papillae small, 3 postanal and 31 preanal. Ova 72 by 59 M- In crop, esophagus, stomach and intestine of various herons, and bittern. Florida to Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Ward, Henry Baldwin, 1865-1945; Whipple, George Chandler, 1866-1924. joint author. New Yo
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