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Based on our analysis,
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(In press) recently suggested that
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may need to be placed in a novel genus. However, the inclusion of the DNA sequence of
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in the present analysis has further complicated the situation. It is possible that
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as currently recognized may represent a complex of genera and requires the establishment of at least two new genera. DNA sequences from adult specimens of
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are necessary for a conclusive decision regarding the status of
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The majority of
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<emphasis id="B92AEE09FF8AFFA1FC53AFBBFB51FB7B" box="[1011,1146,1209,1230]" italics="true" pageId="9" pageNumber="133">Tylodelphys</emphasis>
spp.
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and members of the closely related
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and
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<emphasis id="B92AEE09FF8AFFA1FB55AFDAFABBFB58" box="[1269,1424,1240,1261]" italics="true" pageId="9" pageNumber="133">Diplostomum</emphasis>
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are known to primarily parasitize piscivorous birds (Achatz
<emphasis id="B92AEE09FF8AFFA1FC33AE14FCFFFA9F" box="[915,980,1301,1323]" italics="true" pageId="9" pageNumber="133">et al.</emphasis>
, In press). Achatz
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(In press) recently revealed the presence of two
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<emphasis id="B92AEE09FF8AFFA1FB52AE36FABAFAFC" box="[1266,1425,1332,1353]" italics="true" pageId="9" pageNumber="133">Diplostomum</emphasis>
spp.
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parasitizing North American river otters
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in the
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. Based on the results of the present study,
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represents the first species of
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that secondarily switched from avian to mammalian definitive hosts. Transitions between birds and mammals may happen when hosts occur in the same environments and have overlapping diets; similar to many aquatic birds, otters and raccoons feed on fishes and amphibians.
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