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Two new species of the genusChilomastix alexeief, 1910, from the Indian birds

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The present paper deals with the description of two new species ofChilomastix, C. osmaniae n. sp. andC. graecae n. sp. collected from the Indian birds. These two species differ markedly in their structure from the hitherto known species. A detailed morphological description of these and a discussion on the specific identity is given.

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Communicated by Prof. P. N. Ganapati,f.a.sc.

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Susan Navarathnam, E. Two new species of the genusChilomastix alexeief, 1910, from the Indian birds. Proc. Indian Acad. Sci. 74, 307–313 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03050642

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