Helicarion sp probably virens
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| KNOWN INTERMEDIATE HOSTS OF ANGIOSTRONGYLUS cantonenesis IN AUSTRALIA
Helicarion sp. (probably virens) indigenous snail (exptly infected, Bhaibulaya, 1975; Yong et al 1981; exptl infections with >1000 larvae/snail, Prociv & Tiernan 1987) Austrorhytida (=Strangesta) capillacea indigenous snail, (common around infected dogs in Sydney, Collins et al 1992) Helix aspersa introduced European garden snail (exptly infected, Yong et al 1981; common around infected dogs in Sydney, Collins et al, 1992; mobile around tamarin enclosure after heavy rain, Carlisle et al 1998) Bradybaena similaris introduced Asian snail (IH in Malaysia, Cross 1979; mobile around tamarin enclosure after heavy rain, Carlisle et al 1998) Subulina octona introduced tropical American snail (IH overseas) Glyptophysa (=Physastra) indigenous aquatic snail, exptly infected, (Yong et al 1981) Physa spp. introduced aquatic snail, (exptly infected, Yong et al 1981) Lymnaea viridis introduced aquatic snail, (abundant around food dishes of bettongs, Higgins et al 1997) Limax arborum introduced slug (exptly infected , Mackerras & Sandars, 1955) Limax maximus introduced leopard slug (common around infected dogs in Sydney, Collins et al, 1982; mobile around tamarin enclosure after heavy rain, Carlisle et al 1998) Lehmannia (=Limax) flava introduced slug, (exptly infected; Yong et al 1981) Agriolimax (= Deroceras) laevis introduced slug,(exptly infected, Mackerras & Sandars, 1955; Yong et al 1981) Laevicaulis alte introduced slug, (IH overseas, Malek & Cheng 1974) Vaginulus plebeius introduced slug (IH overseas, Malek & Cheng 1974) Deroceras panormitanum introduced slug, (abundant around food dishes of bettongs, Higgins et al 1997) Eleutherocaulus alti slug, naturally infected in Brisbane, (Yong et al 1981) Augustipes plebeius slug, naturally infected in Brisbane, (Yong et al 1981) Land planarian naturally infected in Brisbane, at front gate of human case (Prociv & Tiernan, 1987) |