In message <Richard_Bungiro-0309961253580001 at 128.148.30.208>,
Richard_Bungiro at brown.edu (Rick Bungiro) writes:
>In article <4vlvs1$7d5 at news.orst.edu>, chend at ucs.orst.edu (Don Chen) wrote:
>>> Hi:
>>>> Is there a good standard text on parasitology? I would be interested
>> in either a book from the standpoint of general descriptive
>> information or one that deals with more molecular/biochemical aspects.
>>>> Thanks for any infomation.
>>I'd put in a vote for Parasitic Diseases, 3rd Ed. by Despommier, Gwadz,
>and Hotez (Springer-Verlag). The book is mainly descriptive, but is clear
>and concise with great life cycle drawings.
>>Happy hunting!
>Rick
I vote for Schmidt and Roberts', Foundations of Parasitology. W.C. Brown
publishers. It is the best available text.
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