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Lee Couch

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The Journal of Parasitology|March 17, 2006
Redescription and new host record of Eimeria serbica from the Caucasian tree squirrel, Sciurus anomalus, from TurkeyLee Couch, Atilla Arslan, Donald W Duszynski
The Journal of Parasitology|July 26, 2003
Eimeria species from serows (Capricornis spp.) in Japan with descriptions of two new speciesLee Couch, Shigehiko Uni, Donald W Duszynski
The Journal of Parasitology|April 22, 2011
Two new eimerians (Apicomplexa) from insectivorous mammals in MadagascarLee Couch, Juha Laakkonen, Steven Goodman, et al.
The Journal of Parasitology|August 20, 2005
A pathogenic new species of Eimeria from the pygmy rabbit, Brachylagus idahoensis, in Washington and Oregon, with description of the sporulated oocyst and intestinal endogenous stagesDonald W Duszynski, Lisa Harrenstien, Lee Couch, et al.
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The Journal of Parasitology|March 17, 2006
Redescription and new host record of Eimeria serbica from the Caucasian tree squirrel, Sciurus anomalus, from TurkeyLee Couch, Atilla Arslan, Donald W Duszynski
The Journal of Parasitology|July 26, 2003
Eimeria species from serows (Capricornis spp.) in Japan with descriptions of two new speciesLee Couch, Shigehiko Uni, Donald W Duszynski
The Journal of Parasitology|April 22, 2011
Two new eimerians (Apicomplexa) from insectivorous mammals in MadagascarLee Couch, Juha Laakkonen, Steven Goodman, et al.
The Journal of Parasitology|August 20, 2005
A pathogenic new species of Eimeria from the pygmy rabbit, Brachylagus idahoensis, in Washington and Oregon, with description of the sporulated oocyst and intestinal endogenous stagesDonald W Duszynski, Lisa Harrenstien, Lee Couch, et al.
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