サツマアゲから見出したTrypanorhynchaの幼虫について(資料)

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Several worms were sent to the National Institute of Health from the Ibaraki Prefectural Health Laboratory for identification. These worms were side to have been found in "SATSUMAAGE", fried fish balls, which are usually made from some kinds of sea fish like cod. By the morphological examination, it was determined that all the organisms were the same kind of plerocercoid larvae of some fish tapeworm, Genus: Nybelinia (Class: Cestoda, Order: Trypanorhyncha, Suborder: Atheca, Family: Tentaculariidae). This young from of the parasite was considered to be harmless for human beings on grounds that not only are its final hosts reported to be some selachians and not to be mammals, but also the worms in the fish balls very likely will die in the "SATSUMAAGE" making process using heated sesame-oil.
社団法人日本動物学会の論文
1964-10-15