Prevalence and Scanning Electron Microscopic Identification of Anoplocephalid Cestodes among Small Ruminants in Senegal

<div>(a)–(g) Scanning electron micrographs of<i> Moniezia expansa</i>. (a) General anterior view of scolex, arrows show suckers. (b) Sucker evaginated. (c) Sucker invaginated. (d) Acicular and capilliform filitriches covering suckers (scale bar, 1 <i>μ</i>m). (e) Portion of strobila showing craspedote proglottids and bilateral genital pores. (f) Portion of proglottid, arrow shows cirrus. (g) Cirrus fully covered by microtriches and showing cavity in center (scale bar, 1 <i>μ</i>m). Scale bar = 100 <i>μ</i>m, unless stated otherwise.</div>

Journal of Parasitology Research

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Figure 4: Prevalence and Scanning Electron Microscopic Identification of Anoplocephalid Cestodes among Small Ruminants in Senegal 