Dr. David L. Daniell
Presentations
Publications
Presentations
Annual Midwest Conference of Parasitologists
1963. Helminth parasites of the Yellow-headed Blackbird
(Xanthocephalus xanthocephalus). Presented as
demonstration.
1977. Migration and Development of Gigantobilharzia
huronensis in the definitive host.
American Society of Parasitologists
1964. Life cycle of Plagiorchis noblei Park, 1936
(Trematoda; Plagiorchiidae). Presented as poster.
1977. Histopathology of experimental Gigantobilharzia
huronensis infections in avian hosts. Presented with M.J.
Ulmer.
1998. Low cercarial production by Schistosomatium
douthitti sporocysts in Lymnaea stagnalis. Presented
with J. Costerison, A. Elek, and C. Kras.
American Society of Zoologists
1969. Penetration of avian skin by cercariae of
Gigantobilharzia huronensis (Trematoda; Schistosomatidae).
Presented with M.J. Ulmer.
American Microscopical Society
1988. Migration of Dendritobilharzia pulverulenta
schistosomules through the skin and walls of the mouth cavity and
esophagus.
Indiana Academy of Sciences
1986. Histopathology of experimental Dendritobilharzia
pulverulenta infections in avian hosts.
1987. A morphological and behavioral description of Cercaria
Sanguinicola sp. Presented with S.P. Wiley.
1988. Pseudosuccinea columella, a natural host of
Schistosomatium douthitti in Indiana.
1990. The prevalence of Schistosomatium douthitti in
Northern Indiana.
1991. Susceptibility of various snails to Schistosomatium
douthitti infections.
1993. Survival and development of the avian schistosome,
Gigantobilharzia huronensis, in a mammalian host.
Presented with M.S. Dehlawi.
1995. Analysis of schistosome infection in waterfowl of
Indiana. Presented with F. LoRusso.
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Publications
Laman, T.G., D.L. Daniell, and H.D. Blankespoor. 1984. The role
of Gyraulus parvus as an intermediate host for avian
schistosomes. Proceedings of the Helminthology Society of
Washington., 51:267-269.
Daniell, D.L. 1984. Occurrence of swimmer's itch in Northeast
Indiana. Proceedings of the Indiana Academy of Science
94:629-632.
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