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A check list of definitive hosts exhibiting evidence of the genus Schistosoma Weinland, 1858 acquired naturally in Africa and the Middle East

Le Roux (1958a) proposed division of the Genus Schistosoma into six based on the small number of common generic morphological characteristics and because the Genus was overloaded. It seems that no useful purpose is served by this division and this list retains the Genus Schistosoma Weinland 1858. (See also Nelson et al, 1962; Round, 1968). He also proposed, based on intermediate host susceptibility and morphological characteristics of eggs and females from a monkey, that the name Schistosoma capense (Harley, 1864) be reintroduced for the causal parasite of urinary bilharzia in South Africa. In the light of subsequent work on intermediate host susceptibility and egg morphology of African Schistosoma, acceptance might necessitate considerable reclassification and division into innumerable species. Clearly this is not desirable.