Philip Alan Maplestone

Philip Alan Maplestone, Australian parasitologist.

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• 5 taxon names authored by Philip Alan Maplestone

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• 1921. Notes on Australian Cestodes. Annals of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology 15: 403–412.

• & Southwell, T. 1923. Notes on Australian Cestodes. Annals of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology 17: 317–331. Reference page. 
• 1923. A Revision of the Amphistomata of Mammals. Annals of Tropical Medicine and Parasitology 17: 113–212.

• Yorke, W. & 1926. The nematode parasites of vertebrates. Blakiston's Son and Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 536 pp, 307 ill. PDF Reference page. 

• 1929. A New Species of the Nematode Genus Streptopharagus. Records of the Indian Museum 31: 1–5.
• 1929. Two new species of Nematodes from Indian hosts. Records of the Indian Museum 31: 87–92.

• 1930. Parasitic Nematodes Obtained from Animals Dying in the Calcutta Zoological Gardens. Part I. Nematodes from the Gharial. Records of the Indian Museum 32(4): 385–394.
• 1930. Parasitic Nematodes Obtained from Animals Dying in the Calcutta Zoological Gardens. Part II. The Subfamily Amidostominae Travassos, 1919. Records of the Indian Museum 32(4): 394–403.
• 1930. Parasitic Nematodes Obtained from Animals Dying in the Calcutta Zoological Gardens. Part III. Notes on the Genera Habronema Diesing, 1861, and Cyrnea Seurat, 1914. Records of the Indian Museum 32(4): 403–412.
• 1930. Nematode parasites of pigs in Bengal. Records of the Indian Museum 32: 77–105.

• 1931. Parasitic Nematodes Obtained from Animals Dying in the Calcutta Zoological Gardens. Part IV. Acuariinae. Records of the Indian Museum 33(2): 71–89.
• 1931. Parasitic Nematodes Obtained from Animals Dying in the Calcutta Zoological Gardens. Part V. Filariidae. Records of the Indian Museum 33(2): 89–104.
• 1931. Parasitic Nematodes Obtained from Animals Dying in the Calcutta Zoological Gardens. Part VI. The Genus Kalicephalus in Indian Reptiles. Records of the Indian Museum 33(2): 104–125.
• 1931. Parasitic Nematodes Obtained from Animals Dying in the Calcutta Zoological Gardens. Part VII. Oxyuroidea. Records of the Indian Museum 33(2): 126–145.
• 1931. Parasitic Nematodes Obtained from Animals Dying in the Calcutta Zoological Gardens. Part VIII. Oesophagostominae and Necatorinae. Records of the Indian Museum 33(2): 145–171.

• 1932. Parasitic Nematodes Obtained from Animals Dying in the Calcutta Zoological Gardens. Part IX. A Collection of Four New Genera. Records of the Indian Museum 34(3): 229–237. PDF Reference page. 
• 1932. Parasitic Nematodes Obtained from Animals Dying in the Calcutta Zoological Gardens. Part X. Spirurids from Birds. Records of the Indian Museum 34(3): 238–251. PDF Reference page. 
• 1932. Parasitic Nematodes Obtained from Animals Dying in the Calcutta Zoological Gardens. Part XI. Some new species of Strongylldae. Records of the Indian Museum 34(3): 251–261. PDF Reference page. 

• 1935. The Nematode Genus Deletrocephalus Diesing, 1851. Records of the Indian Museum 37(3): 335–336.

• 1939. A New Species of the Nematode Genus Streptopharagus. Records of the Indian Museum 31(1): 1–5.
• 1939. A New Species of Uncinaria Fröhlich, 1789 (Nematoda), with a Note on U. stenocephala (Railliet, 1884. Records of the Indian Museum 41: 219–222.
• 1939. Notes on Some Nematodes New to India. Records of the Indian Museum 41: 419–421.

• Bhaduri, N.V. & 1940. Variations in Taenia gaigeri (Hall, 1919.). Records of the Indian Museum 42(3): 431–435.
• 1940. Two new Nematodes from the Nicobar Pigeon and the Common Sandpiper. Records of the Indian Museum 42: 425–429.

• & Bhaduri, N.V. 1942. Helminth parasites of certain rats in India. Records of the Indian Museum 44: 201–206.