ASCARIS

An Illustrated Encyclopaedic Medical Dictionary · 1891 · p. 2
(Lat.), n. f. A*s(a \ka?-ri2s. Gen., ascar’idis. Gr., äoxapis. Fr., ascaride, Ger., Askaride, Springwurm, Spulwurm. It, ascaride. Sp., asciride, 1. A genus of nematoid worms of the family Ascaride, having all the characteristics of that family well marked. [B.] 2 The proglottis of the Tenia solium. [Avicenna (L, 17).|—A. acus [Bloch.]. A species found in the intestines of the herring and the salmon. | [L, 1%.]—A, adunea [Rudolphi]. A specie found in the stomach and intestines of the Clupea alosa. [L, 127.]—A. alata. Fr, ascaride ailée. See A. mystax.—A. caniculæ, A. can is, A. cauis aurei. See A. margin at a.—A. can is et mart is [Schrank]. See EUSTRONGYLUS gigas. lagopodis. A species found in the Canis lagopus. [L, EEE capsular i a Rudolphi]. Fr., ascaride du saumon. A species found in the intestines and abdomen of the salmon. [L,126.]—A. eat i [Schrank]. See A. mystax.— A. clupearu A species found in the abdomen of the Clupea harengus. [L,_127.]— A. columbæ [Gmelin]. See A. maculosa, — A. conosoma. A term applied by Bremser, Diesing, and others to the larva of the common fly (Musca domestic a), mistaken for an entozoon. {L, 16.]— A. corpore utrinque sulcato, cauda obtusiuscula. See A. lumbricoides.— A. crenulata. See A. lept opter a. —A. dipodis. See 4. tetraptera. —A. dispar [Schrank]. A species found in the iG F ‘cecum of the Bre (his, Wa ayy 127.]—A. equi [Gmelin], i A. megalocephala. + felis [Gmelin]. See A. mystax. — A. gibbosa [Rudolphi]. A species found in the intestine of the pheasant. [L, 127.]—A. gigas. See A, lumbricoides, — A. gigas equi [Goeze]. See A. megalocephala.—A. inflexa [Zeder]. A species found in fowls. [L, 24.]—A. labiata [Rudol HE A species found in the eel. (LL, 1%.]— A. lept opter a [Rudolph j. A A3s(a9s)- See As- See As(a®s)-ka?r(kasr)i2dsee ASCARIS), and xvqa- » can is À { Uno ERTL ana ÿ étre”
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