Trematode

... they can be seen, with stripes and pulsing making them more obvious to the next host (birds, I think, in this case). I don't believe that this trematode also makes the snails move out into the open - and snails don't usually avoid the open, anyway, because they're camouflaged and, being slow, ...

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... midge, Phorid, flea, small spider, spider/webs carrying spores, as Vector, and a protist, protozoa, fliaria producing worm, nematode, helminth, trematode etc. as the mover under the skin as the Organism That is what I have gathered so far. Now, to narrow this down, by process of elimination, ...

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... and debates divided researchers into camps. A scientist from California, Sessions, was firmly convinced that an encystic parasite, a digenetic trematode Manodistomum syntomentera was the cause of the deformities. He had done research on deformed frogs in California that showed a correlation ...

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... familiar. If you looked right at it you'd not have a clue of what it was. I will go in to detail...but if you look up this parasite...look for Trematode infections you will see, we can be very close!

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