The first report in new zealand of Lymnaea columella say (Mollusca: gastropoda) an intermediate host of the liver fluke Fasciola hepatica L: New Zealand Veterinary Journal: Vol 17, No 12

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Sir—In New Zealand, the common liver fluke Fasciola hepatica L. has within the last ten years, spread progressively to parts where it was previously not considered to be a problem (R. M. Salisbury, pers. comm.; B. Fraser, pers. comm.; and CitationMoxham et al., 1969). This has prompted an interest in the Lymnaeid snail intermediate hosts.

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