92 BULLETIN. 69, UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM

HYMENOLEPIS

CLANDESTINA (Creplin in Krabbe, 1869) Cohn, 1904.

Fordescription see Krabbe, 1869b, p. 316, ^pi. 8, figs. 208, 209 {Txniadandes-

<ma).—Cohn, 1904,pp. 243-246, pi. 11, figs.9-12.

Host.

—

Hsematopus ostralegus.

HYMENOLEPIS

COLLARIS (Batsch, 1786) Fuhrmann, 1908.

For description see Krabbe, 1869b, pp. 298-299, pi. 7, figs. 151-153 {Tsenia smiiosa).—Stiles,1896f,pp. 40-41,pi. 10,figs.116-124; pi. 11,figs.125-139;

pi. 12, ^figs.140-146; pi. 13,fig. 153 {Brejpanidotxniasinuosa)

.

—

Cohn, 1901b, pp. 323-325{Hymenolepissinuosa).

Hosts.

—

_Dajila acuta,

Mareca

penelope,

Anas

platyrhyncJios,

Anas

platyrhynchos domestica,

Anser

anser,

Anser

anser domesticus.

HYMENOLEPIS COMPRESSA

^(Linton, 1892) Fuhrmann, 1906.

Fordescription see Linton, 18921, pp. 108-110, ^{pi.8, figs.} 83-92 {Txnia com- pressa).—KowALEWSKi, 1907, p. 775, pi. 23, figs. 7-11; 1908, pp. 638-641;

pi. 20,^figs.7-11.

Hosts.

— Oidemia

americana, Aristonetta valisineria, Marilamarila.

HYMENOLEPIS CORONULA

^(Dujardin, 1845) Cohn, 1901.

For description see Krabbe, 1869b, pp. 317-318, ^pi. 8, ^figs. 216-219 {Tsenia coronula)'

—

Stiles,1896f, p. 33, ^pi. 3, ^figs. 21-28 (Dicranotxnia coronula).^

WoLFFHUGEL, 1900a, pp. 165-175, figs. 97-105 (Dicranotsenia coronula).

—

Linstow, 1905dd, p. 5, pi. 1, figs.16-18{II. megalhystera)

.

Hosts.

—

HareldaJiyemails, Clangula^clangula, Marilamarila, Mareca penelope.

Anas

platyrhynchos^,

Avas

platyrhynchos domestica,

Anser

anser.

HYMENOLEPIS

CREPLINI (Krabbe, 1869).

For description see Krabbe, 1869b, p. 317, ^pi. 8, figs. 214, 215, {Tsenia creplini).—QoKN, 1901b, pp. 304-307, ^pi. 30,figs.31-33.

Hosts.

— Anser

anser,

Anser

alhifrons,

Cygnus

olor, Olor cygnus.

HYMENOLEPIS ECHINOCOTYLE

Fuhrmann, 1907.

FordescriptionseeFuhrmann,1907b, pp. 532-533, ^{figs. 37, 38.}

Host.

—

_Spatulaclypeata.

HYMENOLEPIS

EXILIS^" (Dujardin, 1845) Fuhrmann, 1906.

FordescriptionseeDujardin, 1845a, p. 602 {Tseniaexilis).

—

Stiles, 1896f, p. 58 {Tseniaexilis).

Host.

—

Gallusgallus domesticus.

HYMENOLEPIS FALLAX

(Krabbe, 1869) Cohn, 1901.

FordescriptionseeKrabbe, 1869b,p. 319, pi. 8, figs. 221,222 {Tsenia fallnx).

Hosts.

—

Somateria mollissim,a, Marilamarila,

Mareca

penelope.

HYMENOLEPIS

FARCIMINOSA (Goeze, 1782).

For description see Krabbe, 1869b, pp. 321-322, pi. 9, ^figs. 230-232 {Taenia farciminalis)

.

—

Volz,1900,pp. 32-35,pi. 2,fig.10{Diplacanthusfarciminalis)

.

Host.

—

Sturnusvulgaris.

aThis speciesis perhaps identical with.Hymenolepiscarioca, butthe original de- scriptionissoincompletethatthisquestioncannotbesettled.

T^NIOID

CESTODES OF

NORTH AMERICAN

BIRDS.

93 HYMENOLEPIS

FASCICULATA, new name.a

For description see Krabbe, 1869b, p. 300, ^pi. 7, figs. 156, 157 (Tseniafas- data).—Stiles, 1896f,pp.37-38,pi.5, figs.56-66;pi.6, figs.67-76; pi. 7, figs.

77-79 (Drepanidotxniafasdata).—GonN, 1901b, p.329.—Clerc, 1903, p. 307 (Drepanidotsenia fasdata).

Hosts.

— Mareca

penelope,

Anser

anser,

Anser

anser domesticus, Anseralhifrons.

HYMENOLEPIS

FRAGILIS (Krabbe, 1869) Fuhrmann, 1906.

Fordescription see Krabbe, 1869b, pp. 300-301, pi. 7, figs. 158-160 {Txnia

fragilis).

—

_Fuhrmann,1906b, pp. 747-748,^figs.11-12.

Hosts.

—

Nettioncrecca, Cliaulelasmusstreperus.

HYMENOLEPIS

PASSERIS (Gmelin, 1790).

For description see Krabbe, 1869b, pp. 326-327, ^pi. 9, figs. 245-247 (Tsenia fringillarum)

.

Hosts.

—

Passerdomesticus, Passermontanus, jEgiotlius linaria.

HYMENOLEPIS

FURCIFERA (Krabbe, 1869).

For description see Krabbe, 1869b, _{p. 306,} pi. 7, figs. 176-178 (Tsenia fur- dfera).

—

Szymanski, 1904a, p. 344, pi. 8,figs.6,7{Taeniafurdf^era); 1905b, p. 734,pi. 16,figs. 6,7(T^ma/wra/era).—Linstow,1908,pp.^{38-39,figs. 1,2.}

Host.

—

Colymhus auritus.

HYMENOLEPIS

FUSUS (Krabbe, 1869) Fuhrmann, 1906.

Fordescriptionsee Krabbe, 1869b, pp. 307-308, pi. 7, figs. 180, 181 (Tsenia fusus).

Hosts.

— Larus

Jiyperhoreus,

Larus

marinus.

HYMENOLEPIS

GRACILIS (Zeder, 1803) Cohn, 1901.

FordescriptionseeKrabbe, 1869b,p.299,^pi.7, figs.154, 155 (Tseniagradlis).

—

Stiles, 1896f, pp. ^{38-39, pi. 7,figs.} 80-91;pi. 8, ^figs.92-99 (Drepanidotsenia gradlis).—W0LFFB.VGEL, 1900a, pp. 176-183, figs.106-109 (Drep.gradlis).

—

Cohn, 1901b, pp.327-329.—Clerc,1903,pp. 305-306 (Drep. ^gradlis).

Hosts.

— Mergus

serrator, Marila marila, Spatula clypeata, Nettion crecca,

Mareca

penelope, Cliaulelasmus streperus,

Anas

platyrJiyncJios,

Anas

platyrhyncJiosdomestica,

Anser

anser domesticus.

HYMENOLEPIS

GRCENLANDICA (Krabbe, 1869) Fuhrmann, 1906.

For description see Krabbe, 1869b, p. 316, pi. 8, figs. 210, 211 (Tsenia grcenlandica)

.

Host.

—

Harelda liyemalis.

HYMENOLEPIS HIMANTOPODIS

(Krabbe, 1869) Fuhrmann, 1906.

Fordescription see Krabbe, 1869b, pp. 309-310, ^{pi. 8, fig.} 190 (Txnia himan- ioporfis).—Fuhrmann, 1906b, pp. 748-749, ^fig.13.

Host.

— _Himantopus

mexicanus.

^MENOLEPIS

INTERRUPTA

(I

Fordescription seeFuhrman:

Host.

—

Scolopax rusticola.

HYMENOLEPIS INTERRUPTA

(Rudolphi, 1802) Fuhrmann, 1906.

Fordescription seeFuhrmann, 1906b, pp. 745-746,fig.8.

a

New

nameforTxniafasdataRudolphiofKrabbe,1869. TxniafasdataRudolphi, 1810= r^emasetigeraFrolich, 1789.

94 BULLETIN

6&^

UNITED

STATES

NATIONAL MUSEUM.

HYMENOLEPIS LANCEOLATA

^{(Bloch, 1782) Weinland, 1858.}

For description•see Stiles, 1896f, pp. 36-37, pi. 4, figs. 43-53; pi. 5, ^figs.

54, 55 (Drepanidotsenia lanceolata).

—

Clerc, 1903, pp. 302-303, ^pi. 8, fig. 4 {Drep. lanceolata).—Ransom, 1904d, pp. 14, 101-110,figs.108-130.

Hosts.

—

Netta rujina, Cairina moschata,

Anas

rubripes,

Anas

platyrJiynchos domestica, Branta hernicla,

Anser

anser,

Anser

anser domesticus, Olor cygnus.

HYMENOLEPIS

LINEA (Goeze, 1782) Wolffhugel, 1899.

For description see Krabbe, 1869b, pp. 327-328, ^{pi. 9, figs.} 248, 249 {Txnia Zmea).—Wolffhugel,1900a, pp. 189-190,^{pi.7, fig. 112.}

-Host.

—

Coturnix coturnix.

HYMENOLEPIS

LIOPHALLOS (Krabbe, 1869) Fuhrmann, 1906.

FordescriptionseeKrabbe, 1869b, p. 291, pi.6, fig. 122 {Tasnialiophallos).

Host.

—

Olor cygnus.

HYMENOLEPIS LONGIVAGINATA

^{Fuhrmann, 1906.}

FordescriptionseeFuhrmann, 1906b, pp. 752-753,^{fig. 19.}

Host.

—

Brantaleucopsis.

HYMENOLEPIS MACRACANTHOS

^{(Linstow, 1877) Fuhrmann, 1906.}

FordescriptionseeLinstow,1877a,pp.^{16-17,pi.1, fig.}24:{Tse7iiamacracanthos)

.

Host.—Clangula

clangula,

*

HYMENOLEPIS MEGALOPS

^{(Nitzschin Creplin, 1829) Parona, 1899.}

For description see Ransom, 1902a, pp. 158-167,^{pi.24,figs. 11-14; pi.25,figs.}

15-20.

Hosts.

—

Marila marila, Cairina moschata, Nettion crecca, *DaJila acuta,

Anas

platyrJiynchosdomestica, Olor cygnus.

HYMENOLEPIS

MELEAGRIS (Clerc, 1902) Fuhrmann, 1906.

Fordescription see Clerc, 1902a, -pp. 574r-575 {Drepanidotasnia meleagris); 1903, p.306 (unCestodedans Meleagrisgallopavo).

Host.

—

Meleagris gallopavo domestica.

HYMENOLEPIS

MICRANCRISTROTA (Wedl, 1856) Fuhrmann, 1906.

Fordescriptionsee Krabbe, 1869b,_{p. 318,} pi.8, fig.220 (Taeniamicrancristrota)

.

Host.

—

Olor cygnus.

HYMENOLEPIS MICROCEPHALA

(Rudolphi, 1819) Fuhrmann, 1906.

Fordescription see Krabbe, 1869b, p. 310, ^pi. 8, ^figs. 191, 192 (Taenia micro- cephala).

—

Cohn,1904,pp. 246-248,^{pi. 11,figs.}13-16 (Tainia multiformis)

.

Host.

—

Nycticorax nycticorax,

Ardea

cinerea, Plegadis autumnalis.

'MENOLEPIS MICROPS ^{(Diesing, 1850) Ful} FordescriptionseeWolffhugel,1900a, Host.

—

Centrocercusurophasianus^{?"^}

aLeidy(1887a, p.1)identified tapeworms fromthis hostas TaeniamicropsDiesing, butaccording toFuhrmann(1908a, p. 103)theyare probablya speciesof Davainea.

HYMENOLEPIS

MICROPS (Diesing, 1850) Fuhrmann, 1906.

FordescriptionseeWolffhugel,1900a, pp. 191-192,^fig. 110 (H. telraonis).

T^NIOID

CESTODES OF

NORTH AMEEICAN

BIRDS.

95 HYMENOLEPIS MICROSOMA

(Creplin, 1829) Cohn, 1901.

For description see Krabbe, 1869b, pp. 296-298, pi. 6, figs. 146-150 {Txnia microsoma).—GoHN,1901b, pp. 284-288,pi. 29, figs. 15-22.

Hosts.

—

Oidemiafusca, Somateria spectahilis, Somateria mollissima, Hareldahyemalis, Marilamarila, fLarushyperboreus.

HYMEN-OLEPIS MINOR, newname."

Fordescriptionsee Krabbe, 1869b, p. 292, ^pi. 6, figs. 127-129 {Taenia minuta).

Host.

—

Lohipes lohatus.

HYMENOLEPIS MUSCULOSA

(Clerc, 1902) Fuhrmann, 1906.

FordescriptionseeClerc, 1903, pp. 303-305, ^{pi. 8,figs. 17,}23; ^{pi.9, figs.29,} 35 (Drepanidotseniamusculosa).

Host.

—

Meleagris gallopavo domestica.

HYMENOLEPIS OCTACANTHA

(Krabbe, 1869) Fuhrmann, 1906, not Cohn, 1901.

For description see Krabbe, 1869b, _{p. 301,} pi. 7, figs. 161, 162 (Tsenia octa- caniAa).—Fuhrmann, 1906b, pp. 746-747,figs.9,10.

Hosts.

—

Spatula clypeata, Nettioncrecca,Dofila ^acuta, Chaulelasmus streperus,

Anas

platyrhynchos.

HYMENOLEPIS

ORIENTALIS (Krabbe, 1879) Fuhrmann, 1906.

For description see Krabbe, 1879a, p. 11, figs. 50-52 {Tsenia orientalis); 1882a, p.360, pi. 2, figs.43,44 {T.orientalis).

Host.

—

Saxicolaoenanthe.

HYMENOLEPIS PACHYCEPHALA

(Linstow, 1872) Fuhrmann, 1906.

Fordescription seeLinstow, 1872d, p. 55,pi. 3,^figs.2-4 {Tsenia pachycephala);

1904n, p.305, pi. 13, figs. 17-20 {Drepanidotsenia pachycephala).

Host.

—

_Oolymbus auritus, Histrionicus Jiistrionicus.

HYMENOLEPIS

PAPILLATA Fuhrmann, 1906.

FordescriptionseeFuhrmann, 1906b, pp. 357-358,^{figs. 10, 11.}

Host.

—

Cairina moschata.

HYMENOLEPIS PARVULA

Kowalewski, 1904.

Fordescription see Kowalewski,1905a,pp. 9-16, pi.7, figs.10-17; 1905b, pp.

533-534,pi. 14, ^figs.10-17.

Host.

—

Atuis platyrhynchosdomestica.

HYMENOLEPIS

PHASIANINA Fuhrmann, 1907.

FordescriptionseeFuhrmann, 1907b, pp. 533-534,^figs.40, 41.

Host.

—

Phasianuscolchicus.

HYMENOLEPIS PIGMENTATA

(Linstow, 1872) Fuhrmann, 1906.

FordescriptionseeLinstow,1872d,p.56, pi.3, figs. 7,8₍Taeniapigmentata)

.

Host.

—

MarilaTnarila.

a

New

nameforTaeniaminuta Krabbe, 1869,notTxniaminutaBrauninRudolphi, 1810.