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The damselfly hindgut (Odonata) as a host organ for the euglenoid Colacium — RMBL Knowledge Commons

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The damselfly hindgut (Odonata) as a host organ for the euglenoid Colacium

Authors: Willey, R. L.

Year: 1972

Journal: Transactions of the American Microscopical Society, Vol. 91, pp. 585-593

Publisher: UNKNOWN

Keywords: ENTOMOLOGY, ODONATA, PARASITOLOGY, RMBL

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