. a b c d Fig. 43.—a-d, Segment chains of the tenia africana; e, scolex from the vertical plane; /, lumen of a suctorial disc. (After v. Linstow.) The length of the three fragments of a tenia was 1,375 mm.; whereas the segments of the tenia africana which are two mm. long show full maturity; there is no trace of sexual organs in the segments of the tenia saginata which are mm. long and mm. broad. The ova are ovoid, mm. long and mm. broad. Tenia asiatica, v. Linstow, 1901. von Linstow recently described a tenia of man which was found by Anger in Aschabad. The specimen is 2
. a b c d Fig. 43.—a-d, Segment chains of the tenia africana; e, scolex from the vertical plane; /, lumen of a suctorial disc. (After v. Linstow.) The length of the three fragments of a tenia was 1,375 mm.; whereas the segments of the tenia africana which are two mm. long show full maturity; there is no trace of sexual organs in the segments of the tenia saginata which are mm. long and mm. broad. The ova are ovoid, mm. long and mm. broad. Tenia asiatica, v. Linstow, 1901. von Linstow recently described a tenia of man which was found by Anger in Aschabad. The specimen is 298 mm. long; the segments are broader than they are long and their chain is narrow. The foremost proglottides have a breadth of only mm. with a length that cannot be estimated. Later they increase in breadth from , and in length gradually to mm. The posterior border of the segments slightly overlaps the beginning of the follow- ing one. Seven hundred and fifty proglottides were present; the scolex was absent. The formation of tbe uterus, as well as that of the otber sexual organs, suggests that this variety belongs to the tenia madagascariensis.
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