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Fig 3 - First recorded outbreak of Paramphistomum cervi in Andaman local goats (Capra aegagrus hircus) from Bay island of India: A brief communication

Fig. 3 (a-e). Morphology of Paramphistomum cervi: (a) Anterior sucker (AS) present at the tip of the cone (AS); (b) Mouth portion (MP) situated at the terminal end; (c) Caeca (C) serpentine in shape, clusters of vitelline glands (VG) extended from pharynx, reached up to posterior sucker (VS), lie between caeca and lateral margin of the body; (d) Intestinal caeca extends up to anterior portion of posterior sucker; (e) Worm convex dorsally and concave ventrally.
(a-e). Morphology of Paramphistomum cervi: (a) Anterior sucker (AS) present at the tip of the cone (AS); (b) Mouth portion (MP) situated at the terminal end; (c) Caeca (C) serpentine in shape, clusters of vitelline glands (VG) extended from pharynx, reached up to posterior sucker (VS), lie between caeca and lateral margin of the body; (d) Intestinal caeca extends up to anterior portion of posterior sucker; (e) Worm convex dorsally and concave ventrally.
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