Figure 1
Small rodent sampling locations, from 2017 to 2018, in small Atlantic Forest fragments in western Paraná, Brazil.
Figure 2
Parasites diagnosed in rodents from small Atlantic Forest fragments in Paraná State, Brazil. (A) Stilestrongylus franciscanus, externo-dorsal rays are asymmetrical, right external-dorsal ray is thin, arising from proximal third of dorsal ray, the left one is robust, arising at base from dorsal ray, both are longer than the dorsal ray (Scale 50μm); (B) Stilestrongylus sp. markedly asymmetrical caudal bursa hypertrophied genital cone (Scale 50μm); (C) Stilestrongylus eta, asymmetric caudal bursa, more developed right lobe, thin ray 8 emerging from the base of the dorsal trunk. (Scale 50μm); (D) Stilestrongylus aculeata, asymmetric caudal bursa, both externo-dorsal rays originate subsymmetrically at the base of the dorsal part of the trunk, but the origin of the left extrerno-dorsal ray is more proximal than the right. (Scale 50μm); (E) Stilestrongylus gracielae, asymmetric caudal bursa with hypertrophied right lobe, type 1-4 pattern, rays 2 appearing first from the trunk than rays 2 to 6 (Scale 50μm); (F) Stilestrongylus moreli, caudal bursa strongly asymmetric, long and tapered spicules with a curvature in the final portion. (Scale 50μm); (G) Rodentolepis akodontis, scolex with four suckers without spines, rostellum armed with 20 to 28 hooks (Scale 50μm); (H) Angiostrongylus sp. fused ventral bursal rays, except at the tips, ventro-lateral rays slightly longer than the ventro-ventral rays, the postero-lateral and medio-lateral rays were fused in the proximal half and separated from the externo-lateral rays after appearance, forming a common trunk, short dorsal bursal ray, ending in tip (Scale 50μm); (I) Protospirura numidica criceticola, present four pairs of pre-cloacal papillae and one unpaired papilla at the anterior edge of the cloacal opening, two large pairs of sessile post-cloacal papillae and four pairs of small paired papillae located at the tip of the tail (Scale 200μm); (J) Pentastomida gen. sp. liver cyst in the nymph stage (Scale 100μm); (K) Syphacia evaginata, well protruded vulva and the perivulvar region ornamented with a series of cuticular ridges (Scale 200μm); (L) Syphacia alata, presence of three equidistant ventral mamelons, tail relatively long (Scale 200μm); (M) Syphacia criceti, presence of mamelons in addition to a spicule, and a gubernacule with the presence of an accessory hook. (Scale 100μm); (N) Trichofreitasia lenti, sub-symmetrical caudal bursa, type 2-2-1, dorsal ray divided at mid-length into two branches, each branch divided into two subequal sub-branches, (Scale 50μm); (O) Trichuris navonae, males without spicular tube, proximal cloacal tube united laterally to distal cloacal tube, cylindrical and spiny spicular sheath (Scale 100μm).