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Animal Parasitology Laboratory Manual

Steve J. Upton

  • 38 pages
  • 0.6 MB
  • PDF

Field-tested laboratory manual from Kansas State University Biology 625. Walks students through collecting, preserving, dissecting and mounting animal parasites for study, with line drawings of representative protozoa, trematodes, cestodes, nematodes and arthropods.

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