Publications
- Infection Experiments Indicate That Common Florida Anurans and Lizards May Serve as Intermediate Hosts for the Invasive Pentastome Parasite, Raillietiella orientalis
- Documenting Range Expansion of the Invasive Pentastome Parasite, Raillietiella orientalis, Using Southern Black Racer and Eastern Coachwhip Road Mortality
- Rapid spread of the invasive pentastome Raillietiella orientalis (Hett, 1915) in 14 new Florida counties and in pet trade snakes
- A novel PCR assay and sampling techniques for the detection of Raillietiella orientalis
- Native and Nonindigenous Anurans and Lizards Are Intermediate Hosts for the Invasive Pentastome Parasite Raillietiella orientalis in Florida
Pentastome Working Group
Jenna Palmisano created the Pentastome Working Group in 2024 as a space where anyone researching (or even just interested) in pentastome biology, invasions, and evolution can share their findings, questions, and resources. If you would like to join us, we meet online quarterly ([email protected])