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(Lat.),n.n, A?m(am)-fi%s’to-ma’. Gen.) a mph is tom'atos (-tis). From appiotopkos, having a double mouth or opening. Fr., a mph is to me. Ger.,Zapfenwurm, Endloch, It.,Sp., anfistoma. A genus of parasitic animals of the cla Scolecid a, order Trematoda, established by Rudolphi; distinguished by having a suctorial disc at the terior as well as at the anterior extremity. They infest the Mammal i a chiefly. [A, 321; B; D, 76; L, 16, 18,27. Fare aquaticum. See Gormius aquatic us.—A, conicum [Rudolphi]. Ger., kegelformiges Endloch. S; Festucaria [Zeder] (seu Fasciola [Schranck]) cervi, Fasciola [Gmelin] (seu Mono stoma [Zeder]) elaphi. A species found in t numbers in the aunch and psalterium of ruminants; a redd i: rhite worm, 10 to 5 mm, long, 2 to 3 mm. thick, having a small mouth and a posterior suctorial disc 2 to 3 mm, broad. [A, 321; Rudolphi (L, 17).]—A. erumeniferum [Creplin]. A species found in the ox. [L, 17. A. explanatum (Creplinj. À species found in the bile-ducts and gall-bladder of the ox. [L, 16.|—A. hominis [Küchen meister]. A species found in great numbers in the large intestine and the appendix vermiform is of two East Indians who had died of cholera; à worm 5 to 8 mm. long and 3 to 4 min. broad. [A, 321; B, 27.]—A. subclavatum. A species found in the frog, made the subject of investigation in the study of the Trematoda. [L, 87.]—A. truncatum [Rudolphi]. Ger., abgestutztes Endloch. A species found in the gall-bladder and bile-ducts of the cat. [A, 314.]