Cyclops considered as an intermediate host, [223]
Cymothoidæ, a family of parasitic crustaceans, [6]
“Cyst”-affected meat in the Punjab, quantity of, [76]
Cystic disease in cattle, Dr J. Fleming on, [76]
" entozoa are larval tapeworms, [4]
Cysticerci, common situation of, in ration meat, [78]
" destruction of, by calcareous degeneration, [83]
" detected in the living animal, [78]
" from sheep, Dr Maddox on, [98]
" from the nasal sinuses of a porpoise, [421]
" from the skin of Physeter, [421]
" in the heart of a bear, [140]
" in the human body, seat of, [91]
" in the psoas muscles, Dr Joseph Fleming on, [75]
" in meat, Pellizzari’s and Tommasi’s researches on, [62]
" investigations of Lewis respecting, [66]
" monstrous varieties of, [105]
" of the sheep alleged to contain eggs, [98]
" prophylactic measures respecting, [83]
" researches by Perroncito on, [67]
" said to be capable of swimming, [97]
" temperature necessary to destroy, [69]
" voluntarily swallowed by Italian gentlemen, [71]
Cysticercus bovis found in the liver and lungs, [59]
" " human feeding experiments by Oliver with, [72]
" delphini, nature of the so-called, [422]
" found in the dog, [302]
" from the Red River hog, [405]
" in the brain, cases of, [92]
" of the sheep, discovery of the, [97]
" report by Dr Neill respecting, [80]
" (telæ) cellulosæ, or pork measle, [89]
" tenuicollis found in man, [101]
" " , the self-feeding experiment by Möller with, [72]
Cysts at the root of the tongue, diagnostic value of, [80]
" of the liver containing psorospermiæ, [282]
Dactylogyrus, allusion to the eggs of, [42]
Dasse (Hyrax), parasites of the, [403]