Updated checklist of helminths found in terrestrial mammals of Argentine Patagonia

M.H. Fugassa

doi:10.1017/S0022149X20000462

Updated checklist of helminths found in terrestrial mammals of Argentine Patagonia

Published online by Cambridge University Press: 08 July 2020

M.H. Fugassa

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M.H. Fugassa*: Affiliation:
CONICET-Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata, Mar del Plata, Argentina
*: Author for correspondence: M.H. Fugassa, E-mail: mhfugassa@hotmail.com

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Abstract

The aim of the present study was to evaluate the state of knowledge about the helminthology of wild mammals in Argentine Patagonia and its link with the conservation of parasite species and biodiversity. To this end, the information included in the previously reported checklist of the helminths found in terrestrial wild mammals of Argentine Patagonia was completed and updated. The methodology used for the search was the same as that previously used, with slight modifications. Eighty-two species of mammals currently inhabit the region, and an additional six species are considered to have become extinct before the 20th century. The reports used to complete and update the information correspond to research done since 2015 to date. Considering the number of records analysed in the previously reported checklist and those of the current update, a total of 1918 helminthological reports for current Patagonian mammals and 2141 on mammal species that inhabited Patagonia before the 20th century were accounted for. It is important to point out that 41% of the 82 species of wild mammals currently inhabiting Patagonia have not been studied helminthologically; 38% of these without helminthological records are either threatened or do not have categorization, and 79% of mammals without helminthological studies have some degree of endemism. Therefore, in order to evaluate conservation priorities, the information about the parasitic richness in Patagonian wild mammals should be substantially increased, especially in those endangered or endemic.

Keywords

Wildlife parasitology threatened species parasite–host list helminthology

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Type: Review Article
Information: Journal of Helminthology , Volume 94 , 2020 , e170

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/S0022149X20000462 [Opens in a new window]
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Introduction

Continental and insular Argentine Patagonia is a large area of 790,000 km² and includes a diversity of ecoregions due to a climatic heterogeneity produced by an east–west humidity gradient and a north–south temperature gradient (Oestherheld et al., Reference Oestherheld, Aguiar and Paruelo1998). Thus, Paruelo et al. (Reference Paruelo, Jobbagy and Sala1998) consider 12 functional biozones for Patagonia, the shrub steppe and the monte being the most widely distributed, occupying 30% of Patagonia. Ecosystems experience the disturbance of different human activities but, specifically, extra-Andean Patagonia is an area of severe desertification by overgrazing and hunting of keystone mammals. Meanwhile, the Andean forest is affected by the introduction of numerous species of plants and animals, as well as by forestry and livestock activity (Ojeda et al., Reference Ojeda, Borghi, Roig, Ceballos and Simonetti2002). These anthropogenic processes are responsible, either directly or indirectly, for the number of threatened terrestrial mammal species in Patagonia.

The deterioration of wild mammal populations has a double impact on both the diversity of free-living species and on their parasites exposed to the risk of coextinctions (Dunn et al., Reference Dunn, Harris, Colwell, Koh and Sodhi2009). Parasites, including helminths, are involved in the configuration of diversity in ecosystems (Hatcher et al., Reference Hatcher, Dick and Dunn2006), and must also be recognized as components of biological diversity and, therefore, considered as conservation targets (Gómez & Nichols, Reference Gómez and Nichols2013).

The first checklist of helminth reports on wild terrestrial mammals inhabiting Argentine Patagonia was published five years ago (Fugassa, Reference Fugassa2015). This work illustrates limited development of the regional helminthology of wild mammals. However, a more exhaustive review is necessary to obtain a better approach to the issue. The current study completes and updates the information provided in Fugassa (Reference Fugassa2015) and aims to evaluate the state of knowledge about the helminthology of wild mammals in the region and its link with the conservation of parasite species and biodiversity. Likewise, the review provides a bibliographic background for future helminthologic studies.

Materials and methods

In this study, an exhaustive list of helminthological reports on wild terrestrial mammals of Argentine Patagonia was prepared. The present checklist comprises all records from the same host species, regardless of where they have been found (either in Patagonia or outside Patagonia, and either captive or wild), collecting the studies cited in Fugassa (Reference Fugassa2015) and the reports corresponding to the researches that have been carried out since 2015 as well as others previously omitted. Records include host, location and references. As a standard, if the citation examined does not record the locality, then it is reported as ‘unspecified locality’, and if the citation examined refers to another work (secondary citation) but in the latter the locality is not mentioned, then the locality is omitted. This avoids erroneously suggesting that the original work does not mention the location of the record.

The list was drawn up following the highest-level classification system of Gibbons (Reference Gibbons2010) and Anderson et al. (Reference Anderson, Chabaud and Willmott2009) for the class Nematoda, that of Khalil et al. (Reference Khalil, Jones and Bray1994) and Kuchta et al. (Reference Kuchta, Scholz, Brabec and Bray2008) for the class Cestoda, that of Gibson et al. (Reference Gibson, Jones and Bray2002), Jones et al. (Reference Jones, Bray and Gibson2005) and Bray et al. (Reference Bray, Gibson and Jones2008) for the class Trematoda and that of Amin (Reference Amin2013) for the phylum Acanthocephala. The methodology used was the same as that used in Fugassa (Reference Fugassa2015), although here Google^® was used because it also includes unpublished works such as theses, veterinary reports, presentations at scientific meetings, etc. For the search, general descriptors such as ‘Patagonia + helminth + mammal’ and ‘Patagonia + parasite + mammal’ were used, and, later, specific descriptors such as: ‘[mammal species] + parasite’ and ‘[mammal species] + helminth’ were used; in the latter, both the scientific and common names of species were applied.

As in Fugassa (Reference Fugassa2015), the Argentine sector of Patagonia was considered, with the northern limit at the Colorado River. The determination of which species of mammals inhabit Patagonia was difficult because the presence or taxonomic identity of some species is controversial. Therefore, the Red List of Mammals in Argentina 2019, made jointly by the Secretariat of Environment and Sustainable Development of Argentina and the Argentine Society for the Study of Mammals (SAyDS-SAREM, 2019) and, complementarily, the International Union for Conservation of Nature database (http://www.iucnredlist.org/) were used. The list presented in Fugassa (Reference Fugassa2015) included the following five mammal species, which, according to SAyDS-SAREM (2019), are not present in northern Patagonia: Calomys laucha Fischer, 1814, Eptesicus brasiliensis Desmarest, 1819, Lasiurus borealis Muller, 1776, Holochilus brasiliensis Desmarest, 1819, Oligoryzomys flavescens Waterhouse, 1837 and Phyllotis darwinii Waterhouse, 1837. Thus, in the present study, these species were excluded. Moreover, the following species with records in Patagonia, although not confirmed, were included: Chaetophractus vellerosus Gray, 1865, Desmodus rotundus Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, 1810, Lontra felina Molina, 1782, Molossops temmincki Burmeister, 1854 and Sturnira lilium Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, 1810. In addition, Ducicyon avus Burmeister, 1866, Ducicyon australis (Kerr, 1792), Ozotoceros bezoarticus Linnaeus, 1758 and Panthera onca Linnaeus, 1758 were included – and added to Dasypus hybridus Desmarest, 1804 and Tolypeutes matacus Desmarest, 1804 – as mammals that have inhabited Patagonia in the past, but are no longer present in the region. This inclusion gives the checklist greater utility for paleoparasitological studies being carried out in Patagonia. According to the SAyDS-SAREM (2019), Lycalopex griseus Gray, 1837 and Conepatus humboldtii Gray, 1837 are considered synonymous with Lycalopex gymnocercus (Fisher, 1814) and Conepatus chinga (Molina, 1782), respectively. Therefore, it was decided to eliminate them. On the other hand, the Patagonia population of Lagidium viscacia Molina, 1782 is considered as another species, Lagidium moreni (Thomas, 1897), by the SAyDS-SAREM (2019). The same happens with the local population of Lasiurus cinereus Beauvois, 1796, now assigned to Lasiurus villosissimus (Geoffroy St-Hilaire, 1806). Therefore, the region is currently inhabited by a total of 82 species of mammals, and an additional six species are considered to have become extinct before the 20th century.

Finally, an alphabetically ordered list of the Patagonian wild mammals and their helminths was compiled. This list omits non-specific reports (e.g. Nematoda gen. sp.) as well as ambiguous reports where there are species identified for this genus (e.g. reposts in which ‘Toxocara canis’ was identified for a given host, ‘Toxocara sp.’ was deleted), thus opting for an underestimating list.

Results

Parasite–host list

Phylum: Nemathelminthes

Class: Nematoda Rudolphi, 1808

Nematoda gen. sp.

Lontra felina, Chiloé, Chile, Cabello (Reference Cabello and Duplaix1978).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Chile, Oyarzún-Ruiz & González Acuña (Reference Oyarzún-Ruíz and González-Acuña2018).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Uhart et al. (Reference Uhart, Vila, Beade, Balcarce and Karesh2003).
Puma concolor, Misiones, Argentina, Vizcaychipi et al. (Reference Vizcaychipi, Irazú, Rinas, Argüelles, González Prous, Santillan and De Matteo2015).
Puma concolor, Veracruz, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).
Sturnira lilium, Salta, Argentina, Miotti et al. (Reference Miotti, Mangione, Oviedo and Ramallo2008).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Cuernavaca, Mexico, Martínez (2009) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Morelos, Mexico, Caspeta-Mandujano et al. (Reference Caspeta-Mandujano, Peralta-Rodríguez and Ramírez-Chávez2017).

Subclass: Adenophorea Linstow, 1905

Order: Enoplida Filipjev, 1929

Superfamily: Dioctophymatoidea Railliet, 1915

Family: Dioctophymatidae Railliet, 1915

Dioctophyme renale Goeze, 1782

Galictis cuja, Paraná, Brazil, Barros et al. (Reference Barros, Lorini and Persson1990).
Galictis cuja, Paraná, Brazil, Zabott et al. (Reference Zabott, Pinto, Viott, Tostes, Bittencourt, Konell and Gruchouskei2012).
Galictis cuja, Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais, Brazil, Corrêa et al. (Reference Corrêa, Bueno, Vieira and Muniz-Pereira2016).
Galictis cuja, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Galictis cuja, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Muller et al. (Reference Muller, Pesenti and Mascarenhas2009).
Galictis cuja, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Pesenti et al. (Reference Pesenti, Mascarenhas, Krüger, Sinkoc, Albano, Coimbra and Müller2012).
Galictis cuja, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Pedrassani et al. (Reference Pedrassani, Worm, Drechmer and Iazzetti Santos2017).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Trindade et al. (Reference Trindade, Macedo and Muller2018).

Superfamily: Muspiceoidea Brumpt, 1920

Family: Muspiceidae Brumpt, 1920

Lukonema lukoschusi Chabaud & Bain, 1973

Desmodus rotundus, Cayenne, French Guiana, Chabaud & Bain (Reference Chabaub and Bain1974).

Superfamily: Trichinelloidea Ward, 1907

Family: Trichinellidae Ward, 1907

Trichinella murrelli Pozio & La Rosa, 2000

Puma concolor, Colorado, USA, Reichard et al. (Reference Reichard, Logan, Criffield, Thomas, Paritte, Messerly, Interisano, Marucci and Pozio2016).
Puma concolor, Vancouver, Canada, Gajadhar & Forbes (Reference Gajadhar and Forbes2010).

Trichinella nativa Britov & Boev, 1972

Panthera once, (captive) Chapultepec, Mexico, Yépez-Mulia et al. (Reference Yépez-Mulia, Arriaga, Peña, Gual and Ortega-Pierres1996).
Puma concolor, Vancouver, Canada, Gajadhar & Forbes (Reference Gajadhar and Forbes2010).

Trichinella patagoniensis Krivokapich, Pozio, Gatti, González Prous, Ribicich, Marucci, La Rosa & Confalonieri, 2012

Puma concolor, Río Negro, Santa Cruz and Catamarca, Argentina, Krivokapich et al. (Reference Krivokapich, Pozio, Gatti, González Prous, Ribicich, Marucci, La Rosa and Confalonieri2012).

Trichinella pseudospiralis Garkavi, 1972

Puma concolor, Colorado, USA, Reichard et al. (Reference Reichard, Logan, Criffield, Thomas, Paritte, Messerly, Interisano, Marucci and Pozio2016).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Reichard et al. (Reference Reichard, Criffield and Thomas2015).
Puma concolor, Vancouver, Canada, Gajadhar & Forbes (Reference Gajadhar and Forbes2010).

Trichinella sp.

Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ribicich et al. (Reference Ribicich, Gamble and Bolpe2010).
Galictis cuja, Ñuble, Chile, Silva de la Fuente et al. (Reference Silva de la Fuente, Henríquez, Espinoza-Rojas, Lobos-Chávez, Figueroa, Villaguala-Pacheco, Oyarzún, González-Acuña and Landaeta-Aqueveque2019).
Leopardus guigna, Ñuble, Chile, Silva de la Fuente et al. (Reference Silva de la Fuente, Henríquez, Espinoza-Rojas, Lobos-Chávez, Figueroa, Villaguala-Pacheco, Oyarzún, González-Acuña and Landaeta-Aqueveque2019).
Myocastor coypus, Rubli (1936) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Forrester et al. (Reference Forrester, Conti and Belden1985).
Puma concolor, Idaho, USA, Dworkin et al. (Reference Dworkin, Gamble, Zarlenga and Tennican1996).
Puma concolor, western North America, Anderson (1983) cited in Forrester et al. (Reference Forrester, Conti and Belden1985).
Puma concolor, Oregon, USA, Rausch et al. (Reference Rausch, Maser and Hoberg1983).
Puma concolor, Patagonia, Argentina, Mansilla et al. (1994) cited in Hidalgo et al. (Reference Hidalgo, Oberg, Fonseca-Salamanca and Vidal2013).
Puma concolor, La Araucanía region, Chile, Hidalgo et al. (Reference Hidalgo, Oberg, Fonseca-Salamanca and Vidal2013).
Puma concolor, Ñuble, Chile, Silva de la Fuente et al. (Reference Silva de la Fuente, Henríquez, Espinoza-Rojas, Lobos-Chávez, Figueroa, Villaguala-Pacheco, Oyarzún, González-Acuña and Landaeta-Aqueveque2019).
Puma concolor, Río Negro, Argentina, Krivokapich et al. (Reference Krivokapich, Prous, Gatti, Confalonieri, Molina, Matarasso and Guarnera2008).
Puma concolor, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Ribicich et al. (Reference Ribicich, Gamble and Bolpe2010).
Puma concolor, Zimmerman (1971) cited in Currier (Reference Currier1983).
Puma concolor, Vancouver, Canada, Gajadhar & Forbes (Reference Gajadhar and Forbes2010).

Trichinella spiralis Owen, 1835

Chaetophractus villosus, Argentina, Gatti et al. (Reference Gatti, González Prous, Bergagna, Molina, Guarnera and Krivokapich2005).
Panthera once, (captive) Chapultepec, Mexico, Yépez-Mulia et al. (Reference Yépez-Mulia, Arriaga, Peña, Gual and Ortega-Pierres1996).
Puma concolor, Bio region, Chile, Landaeta-Aqueveque et al. (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque, Krivokapich, Gatti, González Prous, Rivera-Bückle, González-Acuña and Sandoval2015).
Puma concolor, British Columbia, Canada, Schmitt et al. (Reference Schmitt, Saville, Friis and Stovell1976)
Puma concolor, Colorado, USA, Reichard et al. (Reference Reichard, Logan, Criffield, Thomas, Paritte, Messerly, Interisano, Marucci and Pozio2016).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Reichard et al. (Reference Reichard, Criffield and Thomas2015).
Puma concolor, (captive) Washington DC, USA, Kluge (Reference Kluge1967).
Puma concolor, Montana, USA, Winters (Reference Winters1969).
Puma concolor, Montana, Idaho and Wyoming, USA, Worley et al. (Reference Worley, Fox, Winters and Greer1974).
Puma concolor, Zimmerman (1971) cited in Currier (Reference Currier1983).

Family: Trichuridae Ransom, 1911

Anatrichosoma sp.

Abrothrix olivacea, central Chile, Chile, Landaeta-Aqueveque et al. (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque, Robles, Notarnicola, Correa, Yáñez, Henrinquez and Cattan2012).
Abrothrix olivacea, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Fugassa et al. (Reference Fugassa2014).
Abrothrix olivacea, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Robles et al. (Reference Robles, Perfumo, Kinsella and Navone2012).

Aonchotheca pulchra Freitas, 1934

Tadarida brasiliensis, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Freitas (Reference Freitas1934).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Paraguay, Lent et al. (Reference Lent, Freitas and Proença1946).

Aonchotheca putorii Rudolphi, 1819

Galictis cuja, Entre Ríos, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).

Aonchotheca sp.

Myotis levis, Entre Ríos, Argentina, Oviedo (Reference Oviedo2009).

Aonchotheca speciosa Beneden, 1973

Tadarida brasiliensis, Cuernavaca, Mexico, Peralta (2012) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).

Calodium hepaticum Bancroft, 1893

Akodon azarae, Entre Ríos and Santa Fé, Argentina, Fantozzi et al. (Reference Fantozzi, Robles, Sánchez, Peña, Monje and Beldomenico2019).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Ruas et al. (Reference Ruas, Soares, Farias and Brum2003).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Rúas et al. (Reference Ruas, Muller, Farias, Gallina, Lucas, Pappen, Sinkoc and Brum2008).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Martino et al. (Reference Martino, Radman, Parrado, Bautista, Cisterna, Silvestrini and Corba2012).
Myocastor coypus, (captive) Argentina, Brandetti et al. (Reference Brandetti, Led and Boero1973).
Myocastor coypus, Gyeongsangnamdo, Republic of Korea, Hong et al. (Reference Hong, Kang and Kim2016).
Myocastor coypus, Nakdong River, Korea, Park et al. (Reference Park, Meliton and Novilla2014).
Myocastor coypus, Vogelsang & Espin (1949) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Puma concolor, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Quadros et al. (Reference Quadros, Pilati, Marques, Mazzolli and Benedet2009).

Capillaria jamaicanensis Webster, 1971

Tadarida brasiliensis, Jamaica, Webster (Reference Webster1971).

Capillaria palmata Chandler, 1938

Tadarida brasiliensis, Cuernavaca, Mexico, Martínez (2009) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Morelos, Mexico, Caspeta-Mandujano et al. (Reference Caspeta-Mandujano, Peralta-Rodríguez and Ramírez-Chávez2017).

Capillariinae gen. sp.

Abrothrix olivacea, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Landaeta-Aqueveque (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque2004).
Abrothrix olivacea, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Landaeta-Aqueveque et al. (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque, Robles and Cattan2007).
Desmodus rotundus, Guanacaste and Alajuela, Costa Rica, Rojas & Guerrero (Reference Rojas and Guerrero2007).
Desmodus rotundus, Morelos, Mexico, Caspeta-Mandujano et al. (Reference Caspeta-Mandujano, Peralta-Rodríguez and Ramírez-Chávez2017).
Desmodus rotundus, Xochitepec, Tlaquiltenango and Tepelcingo, Mexico, Peralta (2012) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).
Didelphis albiventris, Bello Horizonte, Brazil, Silva & Costa (Reference Silva and Costa1999).
Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Antunes (Reference Antunes2005).
Didelphis albiventris, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Illia et al. (Reference Illia, Ezquiaga and Gozzi2018).
Didelphis albiventris, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Illia et al. (Reference Illia, Ezquiaga and Gozzi2019).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, (captive) Huancayo, Peru, Cruz Hurtado & Muñoz Huamaní (Reference Cruz Hurtado and Muñoz Huamaní2016).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Wrublewski et al. (Reference Wrublewski, Kusma and Teixeira2018).
Lagidium wolffsohni, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Fugassa (Reference Fugassa2014).
Lama guanicoe, (captive) Chile, Gorman et al. (1986) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Lama guanicoe, (captive) Chile, Salas (1985) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Lama guanicoe, Patagonia, Chile, Ruiz-Aravena & Correa (Reference Ruiz-Aravena and Correa2010).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza and Chubut, Argentina, Rago et al. (Reference Rago, Colombo, Marull, Carmanchahi, Moreno, Macedo, Gutiérrez, Perassi and Uhart2012).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Colombo et al. (Reference Colombo, Rago and Moreno2009).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Moreno et al. (Reference Moreno, Ovejero and Colombo2010).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Moreno et al. (Reference Moreno, Schroeder, Taraborelli, Gregorio, Carmanchahi and Beldomenico2015).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Rago et al. (Reference Rago, Colombo, Moreno, Beldomenico, Marull, Macedo, Gutiérrez, Uhart and Carmanchahi2008).
Lama guanicoe, Río Negro, Argentina, Larrieu et al. (Reference Larrieu, Bigatti, Lukovich, Eddi, Bonazzi, Gómez, Niec and Oporto1982).
Lama guanicoe, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Santana et al. (Reference Santana, Martínez, Soulés, Milicevic, Cafrune, Larroza and Robles2020).
Lama guanicoe, Torres del Paine, Chile, Henning (1984) cited in San Martín Órdenes (2011).
Leopardus colocolo, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Gressler et al. (Reference Gressler, Gómes Noll, Barros de Freitas and González Monteiro2016).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Kinsella, Uhart, Gutiérrez, Pereira, Ferreyra and Marull2005).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Reigada et al. (Reference Reigada, Bisceglia, Guidobono and Miño2012a).
Leopardus guigna, Chiloé, Chile, Acosta-Jamett et al. (Reference Acosta-Jamett, Contreras, Muñoz, Briceño, Chirgwin and Hernández2018).
Leopardus guigna, Chiloé, Chile, Contreras Barria (Reference Contreras Barria2012).
Leopardus guigna, Los Lagos, Chile, Acuña Olea (Reference Acuña Olea2019).
Lycalopex culpaeus, central Chile, Chile, Rubio et al. (Reference Rubio, Fredes and Bonacic2013).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia et al. (Reference Scioscia, Pierangeli, Debiaggi, Antonelli, Fugassa and Denegri2012).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia (Reference Scioscia2015).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Magallanes, Chile, Alarcón (Reference Alarcón2005).
Molossops temminckii, Corrientes, Argentina, Milano (Reference Milano2016).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Martino et al. (Reference Martino, Radman, Parrado, Bautista, Cisterna, Silvestrini and Corba2012).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Uhart et al. (Reference Uhart, Vila, Beade, Balcarce and Karesh2003).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Rocha and Salto Departments, Uruguay, Hernández & González (Reference Hernández and González2012).
Panthera onca, Cockscomb Basin, Belize, Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).
Panthera onca, Espíritu Santo, Brazil, Srbek-Araujo et al. (Reference Srbek-Araujo, Costa-Santos, de Almeida V, Pezzi-Guimaraes and Garcia-Chiarello2014).
Panthera onca, Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).
Pudu puda, (captive) Belgium, Goossens et al. (Reference Goossens, Vercruysse, Boomker, Vercammen and Dorny2005).
Pudu puda, Chile, Wartluft (1992) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Pudu puda, southern Chile, Bravo Antilef (Reference Bravo Antilef2013).
Pudu puda, southern Chile, Sievers (1992) cited in Jiménez (Reference Jiménez, Duarte and González2010).
Pudu puda, southern Chile, Valverde (1988) cited in San Martín Órdenes (2011).
Pudu puda, Valdivia, Chile, Duval et al. (Reference Duval, Sievers and Valverde1990).
Puma concolor, Cockscomb Basin, Belize, Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).
Puma concolor, Nanchititla, Mexico, Benítez (2005) cited in Silva-Caballero (Reference Silva-Caballero2010).
Puma concolor, Nanchititla, Mexico, Silva-Caballero (Reference Silva-Caballero2010).
Puma concolor, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Sturnira lilium, Corrientes, Argentina, Milano (Reference Milano2016).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Florida, USA, Foster & Mertins (Reference Foster and Mertins1996).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Noronha et al. (Reference Noronha, Vicente and Pinto2002).

Eucoleus aerophilus Creplin, 1839

Leopardus geoffroyi, Bolivian Chaco, Bolivia, Fiorello et al. (Reference Fiorello, Robbins, Maffei and Wade2006).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Zonta et al. (Reference Zonta, Ezquiaga, Demergassi, Pereira and Navone2019).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Leopardus guigna, La Araucania and Los Lagos regions, Chile, Acuña Olea (Reference Acuña Olea2019).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia (Reference Scioscia2015).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Forrester et al. (Reference Forrester, Conti and Belden1985).

Liniscus diazae Robles, Carballo & Navone, 2008

Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Robles et al. (Reference Robles, Carballo and Navone2008a).

Pseudocapillaria pusilla Travassos, 1914

Sturnira lilium, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Freitas (Reference Freitas1934).
Sturnira lilium, Brazil, Freitas & Lent (Reference Freitas and Lent1936).
Sturnira lilium, Brazil, Travassos (Reference Travassos1915).

Trichuridae gen. sp.

Didelphis albiventris, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Teodoro et al. (Reference Teodoro, Cutolo, Motoi, Meira-Srejevitch, Pereira-Chiocco, Mendes and Allegretti2019).

Trichuris campanula Röderer, 1761

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, (captive) Tabasco, Mexico, Rendón-Franco et al. (Reference Rendón-Franco, Romero-Callejas, Villanueva-García, Osorio-Sarabia and Muñoz-García2012).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Kinsella, Uhart, Gutiérrez, Pereira, Ferreyra and Marull2005).

Trichuris chiliensis Babero, Cattan & Cabello, 1976

Abrothrix hirta, Malleco, Chile, Cattan et al. (Reference Cattan, Núñez and Yánez1992) cited in San Martín Órdenes (2011).
Abrothrix hirta, Santiado de Chile, Chile, Babero et al. (Reference Babero, Cattan and Cabello1976).

Trichuris didelphis Babero, 1960

Didelphis albiventris, Bello Horizonte, Brazil, Silva & Costa (Reference Silva and Costa1999).
Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Antunes (Reference Antunes2005).

Trichuris dolichotis Morini, Boero & Rodriguez, 1955

Dolichotis patagonum, (captive) Buenos Aires, Argentina, Morini et al. (Reference Morini, Boero and Rodríguez1955).

Trichuris laevitestis Suriano & Navone, 1994

Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Miño et al. (Reference Miño, Rojas Herrera, Notarnicola, Robles and Navone2012).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Miño et al. (Reference Miño, Rojas Herrera, Notarnicola and Hodara2019).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Navone et al. (Reference Navone, Notarnicola, Nava, Robles, Galliari and Lareschi2009).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Robles & Navone (Reference Robles and Navone2005).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Robles & Navone (Reference Robles and Navone2006).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Suriano & Navone (Reference Suriano and Navone1994).

Trichuris minuta Rudolphi, 1819

Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Antunes (Reference Antunes2005).

Trichuris myocastoris Enigk, 1933

Myocastor coypus, Aklhumiain (1956) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Los Chonos and Chiloé, Chile, Babero et al. (Reference Babero, Cabello and Kinoed1979) cited in San Martín Órdenes (2011).
Myocastor coypus, Brazil, Lent & Freitas (1936) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Martino et al. (Reference Martino, Radman, Parrado, Bautista, Cisterna, Silvestrini and Corba2012).
Myocastor coypus, Chaco region and Buenos Aires, Boero & Boehringer (Reference Boero and Boehringer1967a).
Myocastor coypus, Louisiana, USA, Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Schulz & Landa (1934) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Skrjabin et al. (1959) cited in Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).
Myocastor coypus, Swierstra et al. (1959) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, unspecified locality, cited in Yamaguti (Reference Yamaguti1961).
Myocastor coypus, unspecified locality, Barus et al. (Reference Barus, Madjumdar and Mikailov1975).
Myocastor coypus, unspecified locality, Enigk (Reference Enigk1933).
Myocastor coypus, Zajicek (1955) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Trichuris opaca Barker & Noyes, 1915

Myocastor coypus, Henry (1931) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, USA, cited in Yamaguti (Reference Yamaguti1961).

Trichuris ovis Abildgaard, 1795

Lama guanicoe, Río Negro, Argentina, Larrieu et al. (Reference Larrieu, Bigatti, Lukovich, Eddi, Bonazzi, Gómez, Niec and Oporto1982).

Trichuris pardinasi Robles, Navone & Notarnicola, 2006

Phyllotis xanthopygus, Buenos Aires and Córdoba, Argentina, Robles & Navone (Reference Robles and Navone2005).
Phyllotis xanthopygus, Buenos Aires and Córdoba, Argentina, Robles et al. (Reference Robles, Navone and Notarnicola2006b).

Trichuris sp.

Akodon azarae, (captive and wild) Buenos Aires, Argentina, Rojas Vásquez et al. (Reference Rojas Vásquez, Miño, Burroni and Busch2016).
Chaetophractus vellerosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus vellerosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Abba, Cassini and Navone2014).
Ctenomys maulinus, Lonquimay and Maule, Chile, Torres et al. (1976) cited in San Martín Órdenes (2011).
Didelphis albiventris, Corrientes, Argentina, Lombardero & Moriena (Reference Lombardero and Moriena1973).
Didelphis albiventris, Corrientes, Argentina, Santa Cruz et al. (Reference Santa Cruz, Borda, Montenegro, Gómez, Prieto and Scheibler1999).
Didelphis albiventris, Paraná, Brazil, Zabott et al. (Reference Zabott, Benghi Pinto, Viott, Gruchouskei and Bittencourt2017).
Didelphis albiventris, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Pedrassani et al. (Reference Pedrassani, Biolchi, Kühl and Pontarolo2019).
Dolichotis patagonum, (captive) Attica, Greece, Tahas & Diakou (Reference Tahas and Diakou2013).
Graomys griseoflavus, La Rioja, Argentina, Fariñas Torres et al. (Reference Fariñas Torres, Robles and Chemisquy2018).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, (captive) Huancayo, Peru, Cruz Hurtado & Muñoz Huamaní (Reference Cruz Hurtado and Muñoz Huamaní2016).
Hippocamelus bisulcus, Aysén region, Chile, Aldridge & Montecinos (Reference Aldridge, Montecinos and Valverde1998).
Lagidium wolffsohni, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Fugassa (Reference Fugassa2014).
Lagostomus maximus, Entre Ríos, Argentina, Canova et al. (Reference Canova, Robles and Abba2018).
Lagostomus maximus, Entre Ríos, Argentina, Martínez (1988) cited in Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Branch, Machicote, Kinsella, Villarreal and Forrester2002).
Lagostomus maximus, La Pampa, Argentina, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Branch, Machicote, Kinsella, Villarreal and Forrester2002).
Lama guanicoe, (captive) Chile, Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Lama guanicoe, Patagonia, Chile, Ruiz-Aravena & Correa (Reference Ruiz-Aravena and Correa2010).
Lama guanicoe, Chubut, Argentina, Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Uhart, Bono, Marull, Baldi and Peralta2003).
Lama guanicoe, Chubut, Argentina, Karesh et al. (Reference Karesh, Uhart, Dierenfeld, Braselton, Torres, House, Puche and Cook1998).
Lama guanicoe, San Juan, Argentina, González-Rivas et al. (Reference González-Rivas, Borghi and De Lamo2019).
Lama guanicoe, Magallanes, Chile, Cunazza (1982) cited in Navone & Merino (Reference Navone and Merino1989).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza and Chubut, Argentina, Rago et al. (Reference Rago, Colombo, Marull, Carmanchahi, Moreno, Macedo, Gutiérrez, Perassi and Uhart2012).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza and San Juan, Argentina, Borghi et al. (Reference Borghi, Araoz, Jofre, Duarte and Mera y Sierra2004).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Colombo et al. (Reference Colombo, Rago and Moreno2009).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Moreno et al. (Reference Moreno, Ovejero and Colombo2010).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Moreno et al. (Reference Moreno, Schroeder, Taraborelli, Gregorio, Carmanchahi and Beldomenico2015).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Rago et al. (Reference Rago, Colombo, Moreno, Beldomenico, Marull, Macedo, Gutiérrez, Uhart and Carmanchahi2008).
Lama guanicoe, north-west Patagonia, Argentina, Olaechea et al. (Reference Olaechea, Larroza and Raffo2011).
Lama guanicoe, Peru, Castillo et al. (Reference Castillo, Chávez, Hoces, Casas, Rosadio and Wheeler2008).
Lama guanicoe, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Santana et al. (Reference Santana, Martínez, Soulés, Milicevic, Cafrune, Larroza and Robles2020).
Lama guanicoe, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Gorman et al. (1986) cited in San Martín Órdenes (2011).
Lama guanicoe, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Ruiz (2000) cited in San Martín Órdenes (2011).
Lama guanicoe, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Salas (1985) cited in San Martín Órdenes (2011).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Zonta et al. (Reference Zonta, Ezquiaga, Demergassi, Pereira and Navone2019).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Kinsella, Uhart, Gutiérrez, Pereira, Ferreyra and Marull2005).
Leopardus guigna, Chiloé, Chile, Acosta-Jamett et al. (Reference Acosta-Jamett, Contreras, Muñoz, Briceño, Chirgwin and Hernández2018).
Leopardus guigna, Chiloé, Chile, Contreras Barria (Reference Contreras Barria2012).
Lontra provocax, Los Ríos region, Chile, Proboste et al. (Reference Proboste, Muñoz and Sepúlveda2010).
Lycalopex culpaeus, (captive) Huancayo, Peru, Cruz Hurtado & Muñoz Huamaní (Reference Cruz Hurtado and Muñoz Huamaní2016).
Lycalopex culpaeus, La Paz, Bolivia, Ayala-Aguilar et al. (Reference Ayala-Aguilar, Nallar, Alandia-Robles, Limachi-Quiñajo, Mollericona and Ayala-Crespo2013).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Mendoza, Argentina, Neira et al. (Reference Neira, Pereyra Lobos and Mera y Sierra2016).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Araucania region, Chile, Nahuelanca (Reference Nahuelanca2013).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia et al. (Reference Scioscia, Pierangeli, Debiaggi, Antonelli, Fugassa and Denegri2012).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, Noronha et al. (Reference Noronha, Vicente and Pinto2002).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Northern Uruguay, Lena Vadora & Radcenco Alvez (Reference Lena Vadora and Radcenco Alvez2017).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Ruas et al. (Reference Ruas, Muller, Farias, Gallina, Lucas, Pappen, Sinkoc and Brum2008).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Magallanes, Chile, Alarcón (Reference Alarcón2005).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Martino et al. (Reference Martino, Radman, Parrado, Bautista, Cisterna, Silvestrini and Corba2012).
Myocastor coypus, (captive) Chile, Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Myocastor coypus, (captive) Malasia, Adams (Reference Adams1933).
Myocastor coypus, Claussen (1933) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Freund (1930) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Gebauer (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Gmeiner (1931) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Hulphers (1933) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Lorber (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Schmid (1933) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Schonenberger (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Sprehn (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Rocha and Salto Departments, Uruguay, Hernández & González (Reference Hernández and González2012).
Panthera onca, (captive) Huancayo, Peru, Cruz Hurtado & Muñoz Huamaní (Reference Cruz Hurtado and Muñoz Huamaní2016).
Panthera onca, (captive) Santa Catarina, Brazil, Muller et al. (Reference Muller, Greinert and Silva Filho2005).
Panthera onca, Nanchititla, Mexico, Silva-Caballero (Reference Silva-Caballero2010).
Panthera onca, Veracruz, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).
Pudu puda, (captive) Chile, Ruiz (2000) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Pudu puda, southern Chile, Valverde (1988) cited in San Martín Órdenes (2011).
Pudu puda, southern Chile, Wartluft (1992) cited in San Martín Órdenes (2011).
Pudu puda, southern Chile, Bravo Antilef (Reference Bravo Antilef2013).
Pudu puda, Valdivia, Chile, Duval et al. (Reference Duval, Sievers and Valverde1990).
Puma concolor, (captive) Brazil, Müler et al. (2005).
Puma concolor, (captive) Huancayo, Peru, Cruz Hurtado & Muñoz Huamaní (Reference Cruz Hurtado and Muñoz Huamaní2016).
Puma concolor, (captive) Santa Catarina, Brazil, Muller et al. (Reference Muller, Greinert and Silva Filho2005).
Puma concolor, Mendoza, Argentina, Neira et al. (Reference Neira, Pereyra Lobos and Mera y Sierra2016).
Puma concolor, Nanchititla, Mexico, Silva-Caballero (Reference Silva-Caballero2010).
Puma concolor, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Fanfa et al. (Reference Fanfa, Farret, da Silve and Monteiro2011).
Tolypeutes matacus, Gran Chaco, Bolivia, Deem et al. (Reference Deem, Noss, Fiorello, Manharth, Robbins and Karesh2009).
Zaedyus pichiy, Mendoza, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Superina and Navone2009).
Zaedyus pichiy, Mendoza, Argentina, Superina et al. (Reference Superina, Garner and Aguilar2009).

Trichuris tenuis Chandler, 1930

Lama guanicoe, Chubut, Argentina, Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Uhart, Bono, Marull, Baldi and Peralta2003).

Trichuris vulpis Froelich, 1789

Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia (Reference Scioscia2015).

Subclass: Secernentea Von Linstow, 1905

Order: Ascaridida Skrjabin & Schulz, 1940

Superfamily: Ascaridoidea Baird, 1853

Ascaridoidea gen. sp.

Abrothrix olivacea, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Landaeta-Aqueveque (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque2004).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Wrublewski et al. (Reference Wrublewski, Kusma and Teixeira2018).

Ascaridoidea gen. sp. (another species)

Abrothrix olivacea, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Landaeta-Aqueveque (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque2004).

Family: Anisakidae Raillet & Henry, 1912

Contracaecum sp.

Lycalopex culpaeus, Chile, Oyarzún-Ruiz & González-Acuña (Reference Oyarzún-Ruíz and González-Acuña2018).

Family: Ascarididae Baird, 1853

Ascarididae gen. sp.

Didelphis albiventris, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Pedrassani et al. (Reference Pedrassani, Biolchi, Kühl and Pontarolo2019).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Reigada et al. (Reference Reigada, Bisceglia, Guidobono and Miño2012a).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Ultima Esperanza, Chile, Alarcón (Reference Alarcón2005).
Panthera onca, Espíritu Santo, Brazil, Srbek-Araujo et al. (Reference Srbek-Araujo, Costa-Santos, de Almeida V, Pezzi-Guimaraes and Garcia-Chiarello2014).
Panthera onca, Veracruz, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).
Puma concolor, (captive) Lubumbashi, Zaire, Pandey (1978) cited in Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).
Puma concolor, Veracruz and Yucatán, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).
Tolypeutes matacus, Gran Chaco, Bolivia, Deem et al. (Reference Deem, Noss, Fiorello, Manharth, Robbins and Karesh2009).

Ascarididae gen. sp. (another species)

Panthera onca, Espíritu Santo, Brazil, Srbek-Araujo et al. (Reference Srbek-Araujo, Costa-Santos, de Almeida V, Pezzi-Guimaraes and Garcia-Chiarello2014).

Ascaris lumbricoides? Linnaeus, 1758

Lagostomus maximus, San Luis, Argentina, Rossanigo et al. (Reference Rossanigo, Jackson and Lukovich1986).

Ascaris sp.

Lycalopex culpaeus, (captive) Metropolitan region, Chile, Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).

Bairdascaris dasypodina Baylis, 1922

Tolypeutes matacus, Brazil, Sprent (Reference Sprent1982).

Lagochilascaris buckleyi Sprent, 1971

Puma concolor, unspecified locality, Sprent (Reference Sprent1971).

Lagochilascaris major Leiper, 1909

Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia et al. (Reference Scioscia, Olmos, Gorosábel, Bernad, Pedrana and Denegri2018).

Lagochilascaris minor Leiper, 1909

Leopardus geoffroyi, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Trindade et al. (Reference Trindade, Pegoraro de Macedo, Drehmer and Muller2019).
Puma concolor, unspecified locality, Anonymous (1963).
Puma concolor, Hidalgo, Mexico, Falcón-Ordaz et al. (Reference Falcón-Ordaz, Iturbe-Morgado, Rojas-Martínez and García-Prieto2016).

Lagochilascaris sp.

Galictis cuja, Paraguay, Seesee et al. (1981) cited in Yensen & Tarifa (Reference Yensen and Tarifa2003).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, northern Uruguay, Lena Vadora & Radcenco Alvez (Reference Lena Vadora and Radcenco Alvez2017).

Toxascaris leonina Linstow, 1902

Conepatus chinga, Neuquén, Argentina, Stein et al. (Reference Stein, Suriano and Novaro1994).
Conepatus chinga, Pemuco, Chile, González-Acuña et al. (Reference González-Acuña, Moreno, Ardiles, Flores, Duclos and Kinsella2010).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, (captive) Huancayo, Peru, Cruz Hurtado & Muñoz Huamaní (Reference Cruz Hurtado and Muñoz Huamaní2016).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Paraná, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Leopardus colocolo, Maule Region, Chile, Oyarzún-Ruiz et al. (Reference Oyarzún-Ruiz, Silva de la Fuente and González-Acuña2019).
Leopardus colocolo, Potosí, Bolivia, Beltrán et al. (Reference Beltrán, Nallar, Villalba, Delgado and Berna2009).
Leopardus guigna, Chiloé, Chile, Acosta-Jamett et al. (Reference Acosta-Jamett, Contreras, Muñoz, Briceño, Chirgwin and Hernández2018).
Leopardus guigna, Chiloé, Chile, Contreras Barria (Reference Contreras Barria2012).
Leopardus guigna, San Antonio, Chile, González-Acuña et al. (Reference González-Acuña, Moreno, Ardiles, Flores, Duclos and Kinsella2010).
Leopardus guigna, La Araucania, Los Lagos, Los Ríos, Maule, O'higgins and Valparaíso regions, Chile, Acuña Olea (Reference Acuña Olea2019).
Lycalopex culpaeus, (captive) Chile, Muñoz (1998) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Lycalopex culpaeus, (captive) Chile, Muñoz et al. (1998) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Lycalopex culpaeus, (captive) Huancayo, Peru, Cruz Hurtado & Muñoz Huamaní (Reference Cruz Hurtado and Muñoz Huamaní2016).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Neuquén, Argentina, Stein et al. (Reference Stein, Suriano and Novaro1994).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Magallanes, Chile, Alarcón (Reference Alarcón2005).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Magallanes, Chile, Valenzuela et al. (Reference Valenzuela, Alarcón and Alvarez2004).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Neuquén, Argentina, Stein et al. (Reference Stein, Suriano and Novaro1994).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, Zanini et al. (Reference Zanini, Laferrara, Bitsch, Pérez and Elissondo2006).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Tierra del Fuego, Chile, Aguilera (Reference Aguilera2001).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Tierra del Fuego, Chile, Donoso (2002) cited in Valenzuela et al. (Reference Valenzuela, Alarcón and Alvarez2004).
Panthera onca, (captive) Huancayo, Peru, Cruz Hurtado & Muñoz Huamaní (Reference Cruz Hurtado and Muñoz Huamaní2016).
Panthera onca, (captive) Mato Grosso, Brazil, Holsback et al. (Reference Holsback, Cardoso, Fagnani and Patelli2013).
Panthera onca, (captive) Mato Grosso, Brazil, Ramos et al. (Reference Ramos, Santos and Freitas2016).
Panthera onca, (captive) Nicaragua, Rimbaud et al. (Reference Rimbaud, Pineda, Luna, Morales, Soto and Rivera2005).
Panthera onca, (captive) Peru, Aranda et al. (Reference Aranda, Serrano-Martínez, Tantaleán, Quispe and Casas2013).
Panthera onca, Brazil, cited in Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).
Panthera onca, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Puma concolor, (captive) Chile, Gorman et al. (1986) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Puma concolor, (captive) Chile, Muñoz (1998) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Puma concolor, (captive) Chile, Muñoz et al. (1998) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Puma concolor, (captive) Chile, Salas (1985) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Puma concolor, (captive) Cuenca, Ecuador, Romero & Carmona (Reference Romero and Carmona2018).
Puma concolor?, (captive) Heilongjiang, China, Sheng et al. (Reference Sheng, Chang, Tian, Lou, Zheng, Zhao and Wang2012).
Puma concolor, (captive) Huancayo, Peru, Cruz Hurtado & Muñoz Huamaní (Reference Cruz Hurtado and Muñoz Huamaní2016).
Puma concolor, (captive) Lima, Peru, Acosta et al. (Reference Acosta, Tantaleán and Serrano-Martínez2015).
Puma concolor, (captive) Paris, France, Desportes (Reference Desportes1944).
Puma concolor, (captive) Paris, France, Nouvel (Reference Nouvel1944).
Puma concolor, (captive and wild) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Noronha et al. (Reference Noronha, Vicente and Pinto2002).
Puma concolor, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Puma concolor, (captive) Samsun, Turkey, Gurler et al. (Reference Gurler, Beyhan, Acici, Bolukbas and Umur2010).
Puma concolor, (captive) Nicaragua, Rimbaud et al. (Reference Rimbaud, Pineda, Luna, Morales, Soto and Rivera2005).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Dunbar (1994) cited in Aranda et al. (Reference Aranda, Serrano-Martínez, Tantaleán, Quispe and Casas2013).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Cunningham, Kinsella, Mclaughlin and Forrester2006).
Puma concolor, Oregon, USA, Rausch et al. (Reference Rausch, Maser and Hoberg1983).
Puma concolor, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid (Reference Waid1990).
Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid & Pence (Reference Waid and Pence1988).

Toxascaris sp.

Panthera onca, (captive) Dublin, Ireland, Geraghty et al. (Reference Geraghty, Mooney and Pike1982).
Panthera onca, Cockscomb Basin, Belize, Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).
Puma concolor, (captive) Dublin, Ireland, Geraghty et al. (Reference Geraghty, Mooney and Pike1982).
Puma concolor, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Wrublewski et al. (Reference Wrublewski, Kusma and Teixeira2018).

Toxocara canis Werner, 1782

Leopardus geoffroyi, northern Argentina, Martínez (1987) cited in Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Kinsella, Uhart, Gutiérrez, Pereira, Ferreyra and Marull2005).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Argentina, Rodríguez Camon et al. (Reference Rodríguez Camon, Martínez, García Denegri, Alonso, Glesmann and Portillo2012).
Lycalopex culpaeus, (captive) Chile, Muñoz (1998) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Lycalopex culpaeus, (captive) Chile, Muñoz et al. (1998) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Lycalopex culpaeus, (captive) Huancayo, Peru, Cruz Hurtado & Muñoz Huamaní (Reference Cruz Hurtado and Muñoz Huamaní2016).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Chile, Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Briceño, Alcaíno, Vásquez, Funk and González-Acuña2012).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Chile, Oyarzún-Ruiz & González-Acuña (Reference Oyarzún-Ruíz and González-Acuña2018).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Nahuel Huapi National Park, Argentina, Vega et al. (Reference Vega, Semenas, Krivokapich, Flores, Degese and Brugni2019).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Neuquén, Crespo & de Carlo (1963) cited in Jiménez & Novaro (Reference Jiménez, Novaro, Sillero-Zubiri, Hoffmann and Macdonald2004).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Led et al. (Reference Led, Boero and Feldman1970).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia et al. (Reference Scioscia, Moore, Moré, Pedrana, Lavallén and Denegri2019).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, northern Uruguay, Lena Vadora & Radcenco Alvez (Reference Lena Vadora and Radcenco Alvez2017).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Santa Fé, Córdoba and Buenos Aires, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), (captive) Chile, Muñoz (1998) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), (captive) Chile, Muñoz et al. (1998) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Chile, Oyarzún-Ruiz & González-Acuña (Reference Oyarzún-Ruíz and González-Acuña2018).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Magallanes, Chile, Alarcón (Reference Alarcón2005).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Magallanes, Chile, Valenzuela et al. (Reference Valenzuela, Alarcón and Alvarez2004).
Myocastor coypus, Schacher (1955) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Puma concolor, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Noronha et al. (Reference Noronha, Vicente and Pinto2002).

Toxocara cati Schrank, 1788

Didelphis albiventris, Brazil, Pinto et al. (Reference Pinto, Mati and Melo2014).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, (captive) Huancayo, Peru, Cruz Hurtado & Muñoz Huamaní (Reference Cruz Hurtado and Muñoz Huamaní2016).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, (captive) Tabasco, Mexico, Rendón-Franco et al. (Reference Rendón-Franco, Romero-Callejas, Villanueva-García, Osorio-Sarabia and Muñoz-García2012).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, Noronha et al. (Reference Noronha, Vicente and Pinto2002).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Gallas & Fraga da Silveira (Reference Gallas and Fraga da Silveira2011a).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Gallas & Fraga da Silveira (Reference Gallas and Fraga da Silveira2013).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Venezuela, Diaz-Ungria et al. (1967) cited in Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).
Leopardus colocolo, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Gallas & Fraga da Silveira (Reference Gallas and Fraga da Silveira2011a).
Leopardus colocolo, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Gallas & Fraga da Silveira (Reference Gallas and Fraga da Silveira2013).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Argentina, Rodríguez Camon et al. (Reference Rodríguez Camon, Martínez, García Denegri, Alonso, Glesmann and Portillo2012).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Zonta et al. (Reference Zonta, Ezquiaga, Demergassi, Pereira and Navone2019).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Kinsella, Uhart, Gutiérrez, Pereira, Ferreyra and Marull2005).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Buenos Aires, Entre Ríos and Santa Fé, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Leopardus geoffroyi, northern Argentina, Martínez (1987) cited in Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Kinsella, Uhart, Gutiérrez, Pereira, Ferreyra and Marull2005).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Gallas & Fraga da Silveira (Reference Gallas and Fraga da Silveira2011a).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Gallas & Fraga da Silveira (Reference Gallas and Fraga da Silveira2013).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Río Negro, Argentina, Vega et al. (Reference Vega, González Prous, Krivokapich, Gatti, Brugni and Semenas2018).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Uruguaiana, Brazil, Graup et al. (Reference Graup, Correa and Bilo2016).
Leopardus guigna, Chaimavida, Chile, Fernández & Villalba (Reference Fernández and Villalba1984).
Leopardus guigna, Chubut and Neuquén, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Leopardus guigna, Permuco, Chile, González-Acuña et al. (Reference González-Acuña, Moreno, Ardiles, Flores, Duclos and Kinsella2010).
Leopardus guigna, Chiloé, Chile, Acosta-Jamett et al. (Reference Acosta-Jamett, Contreras, Muñoz, Briceño, Chirgwin and Hernández2018).
Leopardus guigna, La Araucania, Los Lagos, Los Ríos, Maule, O'higgins and Valparaíso regions, Chile, Acuña Olea (Reference Acuña Olea2019).
Panthera onca, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Panthera onca, (captive) Huancayo, Peru, Cruz Hurtado & Muñoz Huamaní (Reference Cruz Hurtado and Muñoz Huamaní2016).
Panthera onca, (captive) Mato Grosso, Brazil, Holsback et al. (Reference Holsback, Cardoso, Fagnani and Patelli2013).
Panthera onca, (captive) Peru, Aranda et al. (Reference Aranda, Serrano-Martínez, Tantaleán, Quispe and Casas2013).
Panthera onca, (captive) New York, USA (McClure, Reference McClure1933).
Panthera onca, Cockscomb Basin, Belize, Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).
Panthera onca, Mato Grosso, Brazil, Noronha et al. (Reference Noronha, Vicente and Pinto2002).
Panthera onca, Venezuela, Días Ungría (1958) cited in Cañizales & Guerrero (Reference Cañizales and Guerrero2017).
Puma concolor, Belize, Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).
Puma concolor, (captive) Chile, Gorman et al. (1986) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Puma concolor, (captive) Chile, Jaskoski & Krzeminski (1960) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Puma concolor, (captive) Chile, Muñoz (1998) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Puma concolor, (captive) Chile, Muñoz et al. (1998) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Puma concolor, (captive) Chile, Salas (1985) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Puma concolor, (captive) Cuenca, Ecuador, Romero & Carmona (Reference Romero and Carmona2018).
Puma concolor, (captive) Huancayo, Peru, Cruz Hurtado & Muñoz Huamaní (Reference Cruz Hurtado and Muñoz Huamaní2016).
Puma concolor, (captive) Lima, Peru, Aranda et al. (Reference Aranda, Serrano-Martínez, Tantaleán, Quispe and Casas2013).
Puma concolor, (captive) Nagara, Malasia, Lim et al. (Reference Lim, Ngui, Shukri, Rohela and Mat Naim2008).
Puma concolor, (captive) New York, USA (McClure, Reference McClure1933).
Puma concolor, Chile, Rioseco et al. (1976) cited in Simonetti (Reference Simonetti1995).
Puma concolor, Chile, Torres et al. (1972) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Forrester et al. (Reference Forrester, Conti and Belden1985).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Cunningham, Kinsella, Mclaughlin and Forrester2006).
Puma concolor, Hidalgo, Mexico, Falcón-Ordaz et al. (Reference Falcón-Ordaz, Iturbe-Morgado, Rojas-Martínez and García-Prieto2016).
Puma concolor, Manitoba, Canada, Dare & Watkins (Reference Dare and Watkins2012).
Puma concolor, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, Holsback et al. (Reference Holsback, Cardoso, Fagnani and Patelli2013).
Puma concolor, Neuquén, Argentina, Vega et al. (Reference Vega, González Prous, Krivokapich, Gatti, Brugni and Semenas2018).
Puma concolor, Oregon, USA, Rausch et al. (Reference Rausch, Maser and Hoberg1983).
Puma concolor, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Puma concolor, São Paulo, Brazil, Noronha et al. (Reference Noronha, Vicente and Pinto2002).
Puma concolor, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Puma concolor, Suriname, Orlepp (Reference Orlepp1924).
Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid & Pence (Reference Waid and Pence1988).
Puma concolor, unspecified locality, cited in Desportes (Reference Desportes1944).
Puma concolor, Suriname, Orlepp (Reference Orlepp1924).
Puma concolor, Washington, USA, Rickard & Foreyt (Reference Rickard and Foreyt1992).

Toxocara sp.

Leopardus colocolo, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Gressler et al. (Reference Gressler, Gómes Noll, Barros de Freitas and González Monteiro2016).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Reigada et al. (Reference Reigada, Bisceglia, Guidobono and Miño2012a).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Kinsella, Uhart, Gutiérrez, Pereira, Ferreyra and Marull2005).
Leopardus guigna, Chiloé, Chile, Contreras Barria (Reference Contreras Barria2012).
Lontra provocax, Los Ríos region, Chile, Proboste et al. (Reference Proboste, Muñoz and Sepúlveda2010).
Lycalopex culpaeus, La Paz, Bolivia, Ayala-Aguilar et al. (Reference Ayala-Aguilar, Nallar, Alandia-Robles, Limachi-Quiñajo, Mollericona and Ayala-Crespo2013).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia et al. (Reference Scioscia, Pierangeli, Debiaggi, Antonelli, Fugassa and Denegri2012).
Panthera onca, (captive) Iquitos, Peru, Villena Cumpa (Reference Villena Cumpa2015).
Panthera onca, Espíritu Santo, Brazil, Srbek-Araujo et al. (Reference Srbek-Araujo, Costa-Santos, de Almeida V, Pezzi-Guimaraes and Garcia-Chiarello2014).
Panthera onca, Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Forrester et al. (Reference Forrester, Conti and Belden1985).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Cunningham, Kinsella, Mclaughlin and Forrester2006).
Puma concolor, Nanchititla, Mexico, Silva-Caballero (Reference Silva-Caballero2010).
Puma concolor, Yucatán, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).

Superfamily: Cosmocercoidea Skryabin & Shikhobalova, 1951

Family: Kathlaniidae Lane, 1914

Cruzia sp.

Didelphis albiventris, Minas Gerais, Brazil, Bicalho et al. (1990) cited in Silva & Costa (Reference Silva and Costa1999).
Didelphis albiventris, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Pedrassani et al. (Reference Pedrassani, Biolchi, Kühl and Pontarolo2019).
Galictis cuja, Paraguay, Seesee et al. (1981) cited in Yensen & Tarifa (Reference Yensen and Tarifa2003).

Cruzia tentaculata Rudolphi, 1819

Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, Boero & Boehringer (Reference Boero and Boehringer1967b).
Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, cited in Lombardero & Moriena (Reference Lombardero and Moriena1973).
Didelphis albiventris, Bello Horizonte, Brazil, Silva & Costa (Reference Silva and Costa1999).
Didelphis albiventris, Brazil, Pinto et al. (Reference Pinto, Mati and Melo2014).
Didelphis albiventris, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Illia et al. (Reference Illia, Ezquiaga and Gozzi2018).
Didelphis albiventris, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Illia et al. (Reference Illia, Ezquiaga and Gozzi2019).
Didelphis albiventris, Corrientes, Argentina, Santa Cruz et al. (Reference Santa Cruz, Borda, Montenegro, Gómez, Prieto and Scheibler1999).
Didelphis albiventris, Mato Grosso, Brazil, Ramos et al. (Reference Ramos, Santos and Freitas2016).
Didelphis albiventris, Pará, Brazil, Noronha et al. (Reference Noronha, Vicente and Pinto2002).
Didelphis albiventris, Paraná, Brazil, Zabott et al. (Reference Zabott, Benghi Pinto, Viott, Gruchouskei and Bittencourt2017).
Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Antunes (Reference Antunes2005).
Didelphis albiventris, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Teodoro et al. (Reference Teodoro, Cutolo, Motoi, Meira-Srejevitch, Pereira-Chiocco, Mendes and Allegretti2019).

Superfamily: Heterakoidea Railliet & Henry, 1912

Family: Ascaridiidae Travassos, 1920

Ascaridia sp.

Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia (Reference Scioscia2015).

Family: Aspidoderidae Skryabin & Shikhobalova, 1947

Aspidodera binansata Raillet & Henry, 1913

Chaetophractus villosus, Brazil, cited in Proença (1937).
Chaetophractus villosus, Brazil, Raillet & Henry (1913) cited in Santos et al. (Reference Santos, Lent and Gomes1990).

Aspidodera fasciata Schneider, 1866

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus vellerosus, Central region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1986b).
Chaetophractus vellerosus, Chaco region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).
Chaetophractus villosus, Central region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1986b).
Chaetophractus villosus, La Pampa, Argentina, Del arco et al. (Reference Del Arco, Kin and Casanave2012).
Chaetophractus villosus, Pampas and Espinal region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Chaetophractus villosus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).
Chlamyphorus truncatus, La Pampa, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Dasypus hybridus, Central region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1986b).
Dasypus hybridus, Pampas and Espinal region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Dasypus hybridus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Tolypeutes matacus, Brazil, Proença (1937).
Tolypeutes matacus, Catamarca, Argentina, Monferrán & Reyes (Reference Monferrán and Reyes2014).
Tolypeutes matacus, Central Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1986b).
Tolypeutes matacus, La Rioja, Argentina, Ríos et al. (Reference Ríos, Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).
Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).
Tolypeutes matacus, unspecified locality, cited in Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Tolypeutes matacus, Bolivia, Sprehn (1932) cited in Santos et al. (Reference Santos, Lent and Gomes1990).
Zaedyus pichiy, Central region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1986a).
Zaedyus pichiy, Chubut, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Zaedyus pichiy, Mendoza, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Superina and Navone2009).
Zaedyus pichiy, Monte region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).

Aspidodera raillieti Travassos, 1913

Didelphis albiventris, Brazil, Pinto et al. (Reference Pinto, Mati and Melo2014).
Didelphis albiventris, Brazil, Silva & Costa (Reference Silva and Costa1999).
Didelphis albiventris, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Chiarella et al. (Reference Chiarella, Cicinelli, Pittaro, Forlenza and Candotti2012).
Didelphis albiventris, Corrientes, Argentina, Lombardero & Moriena (Reference Lombardero and Moriena1973).
Didelphis albiventris, Paraguay, Masí-Pallarés & Vergara (1970) cited in Santos et al. (Reference Santos, Lent and Gomes1990).
Didelphis albiventris, Paraguay, Masí-Pallarés & Usher (1971) cited in Santos et al. (Reference Santos, Lent and Gomes1990).
Didelphis albiventris, Paraguay, Vicente (1966) cited in Santos et al. (Reference Santos, Lent and Gomes1990).
Didelphis albiventris, Piauí, Brazil, Santos et al. (2019).
Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Antunes (Reference Antunes2005).
Didelphis albiventris, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Navone & Suriano (Reference Navone and Suriano1992a).
Tolypeutes matacus, Piaui, Brazil, cited in Pinto et al. (Reference Pinto, Knoff, Corrêa Gómes and Noronha2011).

Aspidodera scoleciformis Diesing, 1851

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Buenos Aires and Córdoba, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).
Chaetophractus villosus, Central region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1986a).
Chaetophractus villosus, La Pampa, Argentina, Del Arco et al. (Reference Del Arco, Kin and Casanave2012).
Chaetophractus villosus, Pampas and Espinal region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Chaetophractus villosus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).
Chaetophractus villosus, unspecified locality, cited in Santos et al. (Reference Santos, Lent and Gomes1990).
Tolypeutes matacus, Catamarca, Argentina, Monferrán & Reyes (Reference Monferrán and Reyes2014).
Tolypeutes matacus, Chaco region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Tolypeutes matacus, La Rioja, Argentina, Ríos et al. (Reference Ríos, Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).
Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).
Tolypeutes matacus, unspecified locality, cited in Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Zaedyus pichiy, Central region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1986a).
Zaedyus pichiy, Mendoza, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Zaedyus pichiy, Mendoza, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Superina and Navone2009).
Zaedyus pichiy, Monte region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).

Aspidodera sp.

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus vellerosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Abba, Cassini and Navone2014).
Didelphis albiventris, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Illia et al. (Reference Illia, Ezquiaga and Gozzi2018).
Didelphis albiventris, Minas Gerais, Brazil, Bicalho et al. (1990) cited in Silva & Costa (Reference Silva and Costa1999).
Didelphis albiventris, Paraná, Brazil, Zabott et al. (Reference Zabott, Benghi Pinto, Viott, Gruchouskei and Bittencourt2017).
Didelphis albiventris, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Pedrassani et al. (Reference Pedrassani, Biolchi, Kühl and Pontarolo2019).
Didelphis albiventris, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Teodoro et al. (Reference Teodoro, Cutolo, Motoi, Meira-Srejevitch, Pereira-Chiocco, Mendes and Allegretti2019).
Tolypeutes matacus, Gran Chaco, Bolivia, Deem et al. (Reference Deem, Noss, Fiorello, Manharth, Robbins and Karesh2009).
Zaedyus pichiy, Mendoza, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Superina and Navone2009).
Zaedyus pichiy, Mendoza, Argentina, Superina et al. (Reference Superina, Garner and Aguilar2009).

Aspidodera subulata Molin, 1860

Didelphis albiventris, unspecified locality, cited in Santos et al. (Reference Santos, Lent and Gomes1990).
Didelphis albiventris, Piauí, Brazil, Santos et al. (2019).

Aspidodera vazi Proença, 1937

Chaetophractus villosus, Central region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1986a).
Tolypeutes matacus, Paraguay, Masí-Pallarés & Usher (1971) cited in Santos et al. (Reference Santos, Lent and Gomes1990).
Zaedyus pichiy, Central region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1986a).

Family: Heterakidae Railliet & Henry, 1912

Heterakidae gen. sp.

Tolypeutes matacus, Gran Chaco, Bolivia, Deem et al. (Reference Deem, Noss, Fiorello, Manharth, Robbins and Karesh2009).

Heterakis spumosa Schneider, 1866

Abrothrix olivacea, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Landaeta-Aqueveque et al. (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque, Robles and Cattan2007).

Superfamily: Seuratoidea Hall, 1916

Family: Seuratidae Hall, 1916

Seuratum cancellatum Chitwood, 1938

Tadarida brasiliensis, Texas, USA, Speciani & Ubelaker (Reference Speciani and Ubelaker1976).

Seuratum sp.

Tadarida brasiliensis, Las Yungas, Argentina, Oviedo et al. (Reference Oviedo, Miotti and Claps2012a).

Superfamily: Subuluroidea Travassos, 1914

Family: Subuluridae Travassos, 1914

Cyclobulura sp.

Zaedyus pichiy, Mendoza, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Superina and Navone2009).
Zaedyus pichiy, Mendoza, Argentina, Superina et al. (Reference Superina, Garner and Aguilar2009).

Cyclobulura superinae Navone, Ezquiaga, Notarnicola & Jiménez, 2010

Chaetophractus vellerosus, La Rioja, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013)
Chaetophractus vellerosus, La Rioja, Argentina, Navone et al. (Reference Navone, Ezquiaga, Notarnicola and Jiménez Ruiz2010)
Tolypeutes matacus, La Rioja, Argentina, Ríos et al. (Reference Ríos, Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).
Zaedyus pichiy, Mendoza, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Zaedyus pichiy, Mendoza, Argentina, Navone et al. (Reference Navone, Ezquiaga, Notarnicola and Jiménez Ruiz2010).

Subulura linstowi Sprehn, 1932

Myocastor coypus, Sprehn (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Order: Oxyurida Skrjabin, 1923

Superfamily: Oxyuroidea Cobbold, 1864

Oxyuroidea gen. sp.

Abrothrix olivacea, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Landaeta-Aqueveque (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque2004).

Family: Heteroxynematidae Skryabin & Shikhobalova, 1948

Aspiculuris sp.

Leopardus guigna, Chiloé, Chile, Acosta-Jamett et al. (Reference Acosta-Jamett, Contreras, Muñoz, Briceño, Chirgwin and Hernández2018).
Leopardus guigna, Chiloé, Chile, Contreras Barria (Reference Contreras Barria2012).

Aspiculuris tetraptera Nitzsch, 1821

Abrothrix olivacea, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Landaeta-Aqueveque (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque2004).

Heteroxynema caviellae Freitas, Lent & Almeida, 1937

Microcavia australis, Argentina, Freitas et al. (Reference Freitas, Lent and Almeida1937) cited in Hugot (Reference Hugot1988).

Heteroxynema viscaciae Hugot & Sutton, 1989

Lagidium moreni (viscacia), Chubut, Argentina, Hugot & Sutton (Reference Hugot and Sutton1989a).
Lagidium wolffsohni, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Fugassa (Reference Fugassa2014).
Lagostomus maximus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Canova et al. (Reference Canova, Robles, Abba, Bautisteza and Navone2019).
Lagostomus maximus, La Pampa, Argentina, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Branch, Machicote, Kinsella, Villarreal and Forrester2002).
Lagostomus maximus, La Rioja, Argentina, Ferreyra et al. (Reference Ferreyra, Uhart and Romano2007).

Heteroxynema wernecki Freitas & Almeida, 1936

Galea leucoblephara, Jujuy, Argentina, Freitas & Almeida (Reference Freitas and Almeida1936).

Heteroxynematinae gen. sp.

Abrothrix olivacea, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Landaeta-Aqueveque (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque2004).

Family: Oxyuridae Cobbold, 1864

Enterobius yagoi Sutton, 1979

Graomys grisoflavus, Mendoza, Argentina, Sutton (1979) cited in Digiani & Durette-Desset (Reference Digiani and Durette-Desset2003).

Helminthoxys caudatus Freitas, Lent & Almeida, 1937

Microcavia australis, Argentina, Freitas et al. (Reference Freitas, Lent and Almeida1937).
Microcavia australis, Chubut, Argentina, Hugot & Sutton (Reference Hugot and Sutton1989b).
Microcavia australis, Argentina, cited in Hugot (Reference Hugot1988).

Helminthoxys effilatus Schuurmans-Stekhoven, 1951

Lagidium moreni (viscacia), Chubut, Argentina, Hugot & Sutton (Reference Hugot and Sutton1989b).

Helminthoxys gigantea Quentin, Courtin & Fontecilla, 1975

Abrothrix olivacea, Coquimbo, Chile, Yañez-Meza et al. (2019).
Octodon bridgesi, Neuquén, Argentina, Sutton & Hugot (Reference Sutton and Hugot1993).

Oxyuridae gen. sp.

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).
Galictis cuja, Boreal Chaco, Paraguay, Seesee et al. (1981) cited in Yensen & Tarifa (Reference Yensen and Tarifa2003).
Leopardus colocolo, Maule region, Chile, Oyarzún-Ruiz et al. (Reference Oyarzún-Ruiz, Silva de la Fuente and González-Acuña2019).
Myocastor coypus, Argentina, Boero & Boehringer (Reference Boero and Boehringer1967a).
Tolypeutes matacus, Gran Chaco, Bolivia, Deem et al. (Reference Deem, Noss, Fiorello, Manharth, Robbins and Karesh2009).
Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).

Oxyuris hamata Linstow, 1879

Myocastor coypus, Hall (1916) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Skrjabinema ovis Skrjabin, 1915

Lama guanicoe, Río Negro, Argentina, Larrieu et al. (Reference Larrieu, Bigatti, Lukovich, Eddi, Bonazzi, Gómez, Niec and Oporto1982).

Skrjabinema sp.

Lama guanicoe, Río Negro, Argentina, Larrieu et al. (Reference Larrieu, Bigatti, Lukovich, Eddi, Bonazzi, Gómez, Niec and Oporto1982).

Syphacia carlitosi Robles & Navone, 2007

Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Miño et al. (Reference Miño, Rojas Herrera, Notarnicola, Robles and Navone2012).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Miño et al. (Reference Miño, Rojas Herrera, Notarnicola and Hodara2019).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Navone et al. (Reference Navone, Notarnicola, Nava, Robles, Galliari and Lareschi2009).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Rojas Herrera et al. (Reference Rojas Herrera, Miño and Notarnicola2012).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Formosa and Entre Ríos, Argentina, Robles & Navone (Reference Robles and Navone2007).

Syphacia obvelata Rudolphi, 1802

Abrothrix olivacea, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Landaeta-Aqueveque et al. (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque, Robles and Cattan2007).

Syphacia phyllotios Quentin, Babero & Cattan, 1979

Abrothrix olivacea, Coquimbo, Chile, Yañez-Meza et al. (2019).
Phyllotis xanthopygus, La Rioja, Argentina, Fariñas Torres et al. (Reference Fariñas Torres, Robles and Chemisquy2018).

Syphacia sp.

Abrothrix hirta, Lago Peñuelas National Reservation, Chile, Cattan et al. (Reference Cattan, Núñez and Yánez1992) cited in Landaeta-Aqueveque et al. (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque, Robles and Cattan2007).
Abrothrix olivacea, Lago Peñuelas National Reservation, Chile, Cattan et al. (Reference Cattan, Núñez and Yánez1992) cited in Landaeta-Aqueveque et al. (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque, Robles and Cattan2007).
Abrothrix olivacea, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Landaeta-Aqueveque (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque2004).
Abrothrix olivacea, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Robles et al. (Reference Robles, Perfumo, Kinsella and Navone2012).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia (Reference Scioscia2015).
Oligoryzomys longicaudatus, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Robles et al. (Reference Robles, Perfumo, Kinsella and Navone2012).

Wellcomia dolichotis Sutton & Hugot, 1987

Dolichotis patagonum, Mendoza, Argentina, Sutton & Hugot (Reference Sutton and Hugot1987).

Wellcomia sp.

Lagostomus maximus, Entre Ríos, Argentina, Canova et al. (Reference Canova, Robles and Abba2018).

Order: Rhabditida Chitwood, 1933

Superfamily: Rhabditoidea Örley, 1880

Rhabditoidea gen. sp.

Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).

Family: Strongyloididae Chitwood & MacIntosh, 1934

Leipernema sp.

Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).

Strongyloides chapini Sandground, 1925

Myocastor coypus, unspecified locality, Enigk (Reference Enigk1933).
Myocastor coypus, Sandground (1925) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Strongyloides myopotami Artigas & Pacheco, 1933

Myocastor coypus, Argentina, Roveda & Mazzini (1949) cited in Rossin et al. (Reference Rossin, Varela and Timi2009).
Myocastor coypus, Brazil, Artigas & Pacheco (1933) cited in Yamaguti (Reference Yamaguti1961).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires and Chaco region, Argentina, Boero & Boehringer (Reference Boero and Boehringer1967a).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Martino et al. (Reference Martino, Radman, Parrado, Bautista, Cisterna, Silvestrini and Corba2012).
Myocastor coypus, Louisiana, USA, Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Louisiana, USA, Little (Reference Little1966).
Myocastor coypus, Pacheco & Artigas (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Zajicek (1955) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Strongyloides papillosus Wedl, 1856

Myocastor coypus, Sprehn (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Strongyloides ratti Sandground, 1925

Myocastor coypus, Czechoslovakia, Erhardova (1958) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Strongyloides sp.

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Buenos Aires, Córdoba, La Rioja and San Luis, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).
Dasypus hybridus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Galictis cuja, Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais, Brazil, Corrêa et al. (Reference Corrêa, Bueno, Vieira and Muniz-Pereira2016).
Lama guanicoe, Chubut, Argentina, Karesh et al. (Reference Karesh, Uhart, Dierenfeld, Braselton, Torres, House, Puche and Cook1998).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Moreno et al. (Reference Moreno, Schroeder, Taraborelli, Gregorio, Carmanchahi and Beldomenico2015).
Leopardus goeffroyi, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Reigada et al. (Reference Reigada, Bisceglia, Guidobono and Miño2012a).
Leopardus goeffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Reigada et al. (Reference Reigada, Bisceglia, Guidobono and Miño2012a).
Lycalopex culpaeus, (captive) Chile, Muñoz (1998) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Lycalopex culpaeus, (captive) Chile, Muñoz et al. (1998) cited in in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia (Reference Scioscia2015).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, La Pampa, Argentina, Reigada et al. (Reference Reigada, Bisceglia and Miño2012b).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Ruas et al. (Reference Ruas, Muller, Farias, Gallina, Lucas, Pappen, Sinkoc and Brum2008).
Myocastor coypus, Claussen (1933) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Gebauer (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Hulphers (1933) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Lorber (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Reinisch (1940) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Schmid (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Rocha and Salto Departments, Uruguay, Hernández & González (Reference Hernández and González2012).
Panthera onca, (captive) Peru, Aranda et al. (Reference Aranda, Serrano-Martínez, Tantaleán, Quispe and Casas2013).
Panthera onca, Veracruz and Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).
Pudu puda, Chile, Bravo Antilef (Reference Bravo Antilef2013).
Puma concolor, (captive) Cuenca, Ecuador, Romero & Carmona (Reference Romero and Carmona2018).
Puma concolor, (captive) Lima Peru, Aranda et al. (Reference Aranda, Serrano-Martínez, Tantaleán, Quispe and Casas2013).
Puma concolor, (captive) Santa Cruz, Bolivia, Beltrán-Saavedra et al. (Reference Beltrán-Saavedra, Beldoménico and Gonzáles2009b).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Forrester et al. (Reference Forrester, Conti and Belden1985).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Cunningham, Kinsella, Mclaughlin and Forrester2006).
Puma concolor, Veracruz and Yucatán, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).
Tolypeutes matacus, Chaco region, Argentina, Rios (Reference Rios2019).
Tolypeutes matacus, Gran Chaco, Bolivia, Deem et al. (Reference Deem, Noss, Fiorello, Manharth, Robbins and Karesh2009).
Zaedyus pichiy, Buenos Aires and Mendoza, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).

Order: Spirurida Railliet, 1914

Superfamily: Acuarioidea Railliet, Henry & Sissoff, 1912

Family: Acuariidae Railliet, Henry & Sissoff, 1912

Acuariidae gen. sp.

Tadarida brasiliensis, Cuervanaca, Mexico, Martínez (2009) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Cuervanaca, Mexico, Peralta (2012) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Morelos, Mexico, Caspeta-Mandujano et al. (Reference Caspeta-Mandujano, Peralta-Rodríguez and Ramírez-Chávez2017).

Superfamily: Filarioidea Weinland, 1858

Family: Filariidae Weinland, 1858

Filaria carvalhoi Freitas, Lent & Almeida, 1937

Conepatus chinga, Brazil, cited in Caballero y Caballero (Reference Caballero and Caballero1948).
Conepatus chinga, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Conepatus chinga, Pernambuco, Brazil, Freitas & Lent (Reference Freitas and Lent1937).

Filaria kitti Sedlemeier, 1931

Myocastor coypus, Grieder (1937) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Grieder (1938) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Filaria sp.

Galictis cuja, Río Negro, Argentina, Bagnato et al. (2019).

Family: Onchocercidae Lieper, 1911

Ackertia burgosi De la Barrera, 1926

Galea leucoblephara, Buenos Aires, Argentina, De la Barrera (1926) cited in Vaz (Reference Vaz1934).
Microcavia australis, Argentina, Sutton (1989) cited in Kruger (Reference Krüger2006).

Dipetalonema sp.

Myocastor coypus, Chile, Babero et al. (Reference Babero, Cabello and Kinoed1979) cited in Muñoz & Olmos (Reference Muñoz and Olmos2008).
Myocastor coypus, Gmeiner (1931) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Dirofilaria immitis Leidy, 1856

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Otto (1974) cited in Lamm et al. (Reference Lamm, Roelke, Greiner and Steible1997).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Uhart et al. (Reference Uhart, Rago, Marull, Ferreyra and Pereira2012).
Panthera onca, Venezuela, Días Ungria (1973) cited in Cañizales & Guerrero (Reference Cañizales and Guerrero2017).
Puma concolor, Misiones, Argentina, Costa et al. (Reference Costa, Monje, Lamattina, Arrabal, Oklander and Notarnicola2019).
Tolypeutes matacus, Gran Chaco, Bolivia, Deem et al. (Reference Deem, Noss, Fiorello, Manharth, Robbins and Karesh2009).

Dirofilaria sp.

Galictis cuja, Boreal Chaco, Paraguay, Seesee et al. (1981) cited in Yensen & Tarifa (Reference Yensen and Tarifa2003).
Galictis cuja, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Panthera onca, (captive) Pará, Brazil, Cardoso et al. (Reference Cardoso, Meneses and Souza2009).

Dirofilaria striata Molin, 1858

Puma concolor, Brazil, cited in Lamm et al. (Reference Lamm, Roelke, Greiner and Steible1997).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Forrester et al. (Reference Forrester, Conti and Belden1985).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Lamm et al. (Reference Lamm, Roelke, Greiner and Steible1997).
Puma concolor, unspecified locality, cited in Desportes (Reference Desportes1944).
Puma concolor, unspecified locality, Lent & Freitas (Reference Lent and Freitas1937).

Litomosoides brasiliensis Lins de Almeida, 1936

Sturnira lilium, unspecified locality, cited in Santos & Gibson (Reference Santos and Gibson2015).

Litomosoides caliensis Esslinger, 1973

Sturnira lilium, Antioquia, Colombia, Cuartas & Muñoz (Reference Cuartas and Muñoz1999).
Sturnira lilium, Colombia, Ubelaker et al. (Reference Ubelaker, Specian, Duszynski, Baker, Jones and Carter1979).
Sturnira lilium, Departmento del Valle, Colombia, Esslinger (Reference Esslinger1973).
Sturnira lilium, unspecified locality, cited in Notarnicola (Reference Notarnicola2004).

Litomosoides chandleri Esslinger, 1973

Sturnira lilium, unspecified locality, cited in Notarnicola et al. (Reference Notarnicola, Jiménez Ruiz and Gardner2007).
Sturnira lilium, unspecified locality, cited in Santos & Gibson (Reference Santos and Gibson2015).

Litomosoides guiterasi Vigueras, 1934

Tadarida brasiliensis, Cuba, Barus & del Valle (1967) cited in Muñoz et al. (Reference Muñoz, Fredes, Raffo, González-Acuña, Muñoz and Cid2011).
Tadarida brasiliensis, unspecified locality, cited in Notarnicola (Reference Notarnicola2004).

Litomosoides navonae Notarnicola, 2005

Akodon azarae, Formosa, Argentina, Notarnicola (Reference Notarnicola2004).
Akodon azarae, Formosa, Argentina, Notarnicola (Reference Notarnicola2005).

Litomosoides pardinasi Notarnicola & Navone, 2011

Oligoryzomys longicaudatus, Central region, Chile, Landaeta-Aqueveque et al. (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque, Notarnicola, Correa, Yáñez-Meza, Henríquez, Cattan, Botto-Mahan and Torres-Pérez2014).
Oligoryzomys longicaudatus, Chile, Notarnicola et al. (Reference Notarnicola, Landaeta-Aqueveque, Yáñez, Cattan, Correa and Botto-Mahan2012).
Oligoryzomys longicaudatus, Neuquén, Argentina, Notarnicola (Reference Notarnicola2004).
Oligoryzomys longicaudatus, Neuquén, Argentina, Notarnicola & Navone (Reference Notarnicola and Navone2011).
Phyllotis xanthopygus, Neuquén, Argentina, Notarnicola (Reference Notarnicola2004).
Phyllotis xanthopygus, Neuquén, Argentina, Notarnicola & Navone (Reference Notarnicola and Navone2011).

Litomosoides serpicula Molin, 1858

Sturnira lilium, Litomosoides serpicula, Molin (Reference Molin1858).

Litomosoides sp.

Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Notarnicola & Navone (Reference Notarnicola and Navone1997).
Phyllotis xanthopygus, Neuquén, Argentina, Notarnicola (Reference Notarnicola2004)
Sturnira lilium, Misiones, Argentina, Boero & Delpietro (Reference Boero and Led1970).

Molinema travassosi Artigas & Pacheco, 1933

Myocastor coypus, Artigas & Pacheco (1933) cited in Boero & Boehringer (Reference Boero and Boehringer1967a).
Myocastor coypus, Chaco region, Argentina, Boero & Boehringer (Reference Boero and Boehringer1967a).
Myocastor coypus, Chile, Babero et al. (Reference Babero, Cabello and Kinoed1979) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Myocastor coypus, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Freitas & Lent (1939) cited in Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).
Myocastor coypus, Uruguay, Rosa et al. (Reference Rosa, Basmadjian and Mendaro1989).

Orihelia anticlava Molin, 1858

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Brazil, Lent & Freitas (1942) cited in Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).
Chaetophractus vellerosus, north-west Argentina, Mazza & Anderson (1925) cited in Notarnicola (Reference Notarnicola2004).
Chaetophractus vellerosus, San Luis and San Juan, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus villosus, Argentina, Notarnicola & Navone (Reference Notarnicola and Navone2003).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, La Pampa and Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Notarnicola (Reference Notarnicola2004).
Dasypus hybridus, Argentina, Mazza & Anderson (1926) cited in Superina (Reference Superina2015).
Tolypeutus matacus, Argentina, Notarnicola (Reference Notarnicola2004).
Tolypeutus matacus, Argentina, Notarnicola & Navone (Reference Notarnicola and Navone2003).
Tolypeutes matacus, Brazil, Lent & Freitas (1942) cited in Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).
Tolypeutus matacus, Jujuy, Argentina, Mazza et al. (1932) cited in Notarnicola (Reference Notarnicola2004).
Tolypeutus matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Zaedyus pichiy, Buenos Aires and La Pampa, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).

Superfamily: Gnathostomatoidea Railliet, 1895

Family: Gnathostomatidae Railliet, 1895

Gnathostoma americanum Travassos, 1925

Leopardus geoffroyi, Brazil, Travassos (1925) cited in Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).

Gnathostoma procyonis Chandler, 1942

Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid (Reference Waid1990).
Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid & Pence (Reference Waid and Pence1988).

Gnathostoma sp.

Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Antunes (Reference Antunes2005).

Gnathostoma spinigerum Owen, 1837

Galictis cuja, Boreal Chaco, Paraguay, Seesee et al. (1981) cited in Yensen & Tarifa (Reference Yensen and Tarifa2003).
Puma concolor, unspecified locality, cited in Desportes (Reference Desportes1944).

Gnathostoma turgidum Stossich, 1902

Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, cited in Lombardero & Moriena (Reference Lombardero and Moriena1973).
Didelphis albiventris, Chaco, Argentina, Boero & Boehringer (Reference Boero and Boehringer1967b).

Superfamily: Physalopteroidea Railliet, 1893

Family: Physalopteridae Railliet, 1893

Abbreviata sp.

Tadarida brasiliensis, Texas, USA, Jameson (Reference Jameson1959).

Physaloptera anomala Molin, 1860

Panthera onca, unspecified locality, Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).
Panthera onca, Suriname, Orlepp (Reference Orlepp1924).

Physaloptera cahuidei Vicente, Cristofaro & Ibanez, 1978

Conepatus chinga, Cajamarca, Peru, Vicente et al. (1978) cited in Sarmiento et al. (Reference Sarmiento, Tantaleán and Huiza1999).

Physaloptera calnuensis Sutton, 1989

Abrothrix olivacea, Chile, Robles et al. (Reference Robles, Perfumo, Kinsella and Navone2012).
Abrothrix olivacea, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Landaeta-Aqueveque et al. (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque, Robles and Cattan2007).
Oligoryzomys longicaudatus, Central region, Chile, Landaeta-Aqueveque et al. (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque, Robles, Notarnicola, Correa, Yáñez, Henrinquez and Cattan2012).
Oligoryzomys longicaudatus, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Robles et al. (Reference Robles, Perfumo, Kinsella and Navone2012).

Physaloptera clausa Rudolphi, 1819

Conepatus chinga, Neuquén, Argentina, Stein et al. (Reference Stein, Suriano and Novaro1994).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Neuquén, Argentina, Stein et al. (Reference Stein, Suriano and Novaro1994).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Neuquén, Argentina, Stein et al. (Reference Stein, Suriano and Novaro1994).

Physaloptera digitata Schneider, 1866

Puma concolor, Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, Brazil, Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).
Puma concolor, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Puma concolor, unspecified locality, cited in Desportes (Reference Desportes1944).

Physaloptera maxillaris Molin, 1860

Conepatus chinga, Neuquén, Argentina, Stein et al. (Reference Stein, Suriano and Novaro1994).
Conepatus chinga, Pernambuco and Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Ortlepp (1922) cited in Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).
Conepatus chinga, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Conepatus chinga, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Boero & Brandetti (Reference Boero and Brandetti1973).
Conepatus chinga, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Solanet (1909) cited in Boero & Brandetti (Reference Boero and Brandetti1973).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Neuquén, Argentina, Stein et al. (Reference Stein, Suriano and Novaro1994).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Neuquén, Argentina, Stein et al. (Reference Stein, Suriano and Novaro1994).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Tierra del Fuego, Chile, Donoso (2002) cited in Valenzuela et al. (Reference Valenzuela, Alarcón and Alvarez2004).

Physaloptera praeputialis von Linstow, 1889

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Quadros et al. (Reference Quadros, Tietz Marques, Moura and Antonelli2014).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Diaz-Ungria et al. (1964) cited in Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).
Leopardus colocolo, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Rioja, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Puma concolor, Durango, Mexico, Guerrero et al. (Reference Guerrero, Solis and Ramoz2010).
Puma concolor, North America, Clark (1990) cited in Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Puma concolor, Oregon, USA, Rausch et al. (Reference Rausch, Maser and Hoberg1983).
Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid (Reference Waid1990).
Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid & Pence (Reference Waid and Pence1988).

Physaloptera rara Hall & Wigdor, 1918

Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Cunningham, Kinsella, Mclaughlin and Forrester2006).
Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid (Reference Waid1990).
Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid & Pence (Reference Waid and Pence1988).

Physaloptera sp.

Didelphis albiventris, Minas Gerais, Brazil, Bicalho et al. (1990) cited in Silva & Costa (Reference Silva and Costa1999).
Didelphis albiventris, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Pedrassani et al. (Reference Pedrassani, Biolchi, Kühl and Pontarolo2019).
Galictis cuja, Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais, Brazil, Corrêa et al. (Reference Corrêa, Bueno, Vieira and Muniz-Pereira2016).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Quadros et al. (Reference Quadros, Ferrari, Marzia Moura, Lotário and Veronezi2012).
Lycalopex culpaeus, central Chile, Chile, Rubio et al. (Reference Rubio, Fredes and Bonacic2013).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Led et al. (Reference Led, Boero and Feldman1970).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia (Reference Scioscia2015).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, unspecified locality, cited in Lucherini et al. (Reference Lucherini, Pessino, Farias, Sillero-Zubiri, Hoff-mann and Macdonald2004).
Myotis chiloensis, Rio Negro, Argentina, Falconaro (Reference Falconaro2017).
Myotis chiloensis, Rio Negro, Argentina, Falconaro et al. (Reference Falconaro, Vega and Viozzi2018).
Panthera onca, Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).
Puma concolor, Diaz-Ungria (1964) cited in Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).
Puma concolor, Nanchititla, Mexico, Silva-Caballero (Reference Silva-Caballero2010).
Puma concolor, Venezuela, Días Ungría (1979) cited in Cañizales & Guerrero (Reference Cañizales and Guerrero2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Florida, USA, Foster & Mertins (Reference Foster and Mertins1996).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Texas and Louisiana, USA, Martin (Reference Martin1976).

Physaloptera terdentata Molin, 1860

Puma concolor, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).
Puma concolor, unspecified locality, cited in Desportes (Reference Desportes1944).

Physalopteridae gen. sp.

Lycalopex gymnocercus, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Ruas et al. (Reference Ruas, Muller, Farias, Gallina, Lucas, Pappen, Sinkoc and Brum2008).
Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).

Turgida turgida Rudolphi, 1819

Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, cited in Lombardero & Moriena (Reference Lombardero and Moriena1973).
Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, Santa Cruz et al. (1998) cited in Santa Cruz et al. (Reference Santa Cruz, Borda, Montenegro, Gómez, Prieto and Scheibler1999).
Didelphis albiventris, Bello Horizonte, Brazil, Silva & Costa (Reference Silva and Costa1999).
Didelphis albiventris, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Boero & Boehringer (Reference Boero and Boehringer1967b).
Didelphis albiventris, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Chiarella et al. (Reference Chiarella, Cicinelli, Pittaro, Forlenza and Candotti2012).
Didelphis albiventris, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Illia et al. (Reference Illia, Ezquiaga and Gozzi2018).
Didelphis albiventris, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Illia et al. (Reference Illia, Ezquiaga and Gozzi2019).
Didelphis albiventris, Corrientes, Argentina, Prieto et al. (1998) cited in Santa Cruz et al. (Reference Santa Cruz, Borda, Montenegro, Gómez, Prieto and Scheibler1999).
Didelphis albiventris, Corrientes, Argentina, Santa Cruz et al. (Reference Santa Cruz, Borda, Montenegro, Gómez, Prieto and Scheibler1999).
Didelphis albiventris, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, Humberg et al. (Reference Humberg, Tavares, Paiva, Oshiro, Bonamigo, Júnior and Oliveira2011).
Didelphis albiventris, Paraná, Brazil, Zabott et al. (Reference Zabott, Benghi Pinto, Viott, Gruchouskei and Bittencourt2017).
Didelphis albiventris, Rio de Janeiro, Engano, Espírito Santo, Anápolis and Goiás, Brazil, Noronha et al. (Reference Noronha, Vicente and Pinto2002).
Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Antunes (Reference Antunes2005).
Didelphis albiventris, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, cited in Navone et al. (Reference Navone, Notarnicola, Nava, Robles, Galliari and Lareschi2009).
Didelphis albiventris, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Navone & Suriano (Reference Navone and Suriano1992a).
Didelphis albiventris, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Teodoro et al. (Reference Teodoro, Cutolo, Motoi, Meira-Srejevitch, Pereira-Chiocco, Mendes and Allegretti2019).
Didelphis albiventris, Uruguaiana, Brazil, Graup et al. (Reference Graup, Correa and Bilo2016).

Superfamily: Rictularioidea Railliet, 1916

Family: Rictulariidae Railliet, 1916

Pterygodermatites affinis Jagerskiold, 1904

Lycalopex culpaeus, Córdoba, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia et al. (Reference Scioscia, Beldomenico and Denegri2016a).
Puma concolor, Oregon, USA, Rausch et al. (Reference Rausch, Maser and Hoberg1983).

Pterygodermatites argentinensis Ezquiaga, Rios, Abba & Navone, 2017

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Buenos Aires, Córdoba and San Juan, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Rios, Abba and Navone2017).
Tolypeutes matacus, La Rioja, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Rios, Abba and Navone2017).
Zaedyus pichiy, Chubut and Río Negro, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Rios, Abba and Navone2017).

Pterigodermatites azarai Sutton, 1985

Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Miño et al. (Reference Miño, Rojas Herrera, Notarnicola, Robles and Navone2012).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Miño et al. (Reference Miño, Rojas Herrera, Notarnicola and Hodara2019).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Rojas Herrera et al. (Reference Rojas Herrera, Miño and Notarnicola2012).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Sutton (Reference Sutton1984).
Akodon azarae, unspecified locality, cited in Navone & Suriano (Reference Navone and Suriano1992b).

Pterygodermatites cahirensis Jagerskiold, 1904

Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Kinsella, Uhart, Gutiérrez, Pereira, Ferreyra and Marull2005).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia (Reference Scioscia2015).

Pterygodermatites chaetophracti Navone & Lombardero, 1980

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Mendoza, San Juan and La Rioja, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Rios, Abba and Navone2017).
Chaetophractus vellerosus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).
Chaetophractus vellerosus, Mendoza and La Rioja, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus villosus, Argentina, cited in Sutton (Reference Sutton1984).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires and La Pampa, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Rios, Abba and Navone2017).
Chaetophractus villosus, Central Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1986a).
Chaetophractus villosus, Espinal region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Chaetophractus villosus, Santa Fé, Córdoba and Buenos Aires, Argentina, Navone & Lombardero (Reference Navone and Lombardero1980).
Chaetophractus villosus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).
Chaetophractus villosus, unspecified locality, cited in Navone & Suriano (Reference Navone and Suriano1992b).
Chaetophractus villosus, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chlamyphorus truncatus, La Pampa, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Dasypus hybridus, Argentina, cited in Sutton (Reference Sutton1984).
Dasypus hybridus, Buenos Aires, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Dasypus hybridus, Central region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1986a).
Dasypus hybridus, Pampean and Paranaense region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Dasypus hybridus, Santa Fé, Córdoba and Buenos Aires, Argentina, Navone & Lombardero (Reference Navone and Lombardero1980).
Dasypus hybridus, unspecified locality, cited in Navone & Suriano (Reference Navone and Suriano1992b).
Tolypeutes matacus, Chaco region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Tolypeutes matacus, La Rioja, Argentina, Ríos et al. (Reference Ríos, Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).
Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1987).
Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1997).
Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).
Tolypeutes matacus, unspecified locality, cited in Navone & Suriano (Reference Navone and Suriano1992b).
Zaedyus pichyi, Chubut and Rio Negro, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Zaedyus pichiy, Río Negro and Chubut, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Rios, Abba and Navone2017).

Pterygodermatites kozeki Chabaud & Bain, 1981

Didelphis albiventris, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1989).
Didelphis albiventris, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Navone & Suriano (Reference Navone and Suriano1992a).
Didelphis albiventris, unspecified locality, cited in Navone & Suriano (Reference Navone and Suriano1992b).
Lestodelphys halli, La Pampa, Argentina, Bagnato et al. (Reference Bagnato, Martin, Soibelzon and Digiani2018).
Lestodelphys halli, Río Negro, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1989).
Lestodelphys halli, unspecified locality, cited in Navone & Suriano (Reference Navone and Suriano1992b).
Phyllotis xanthopygus, San Juan, Argentina, Castillo et al. (Reference Castillo, Ezquiaga, Acosta, Acosta and Blanco2016).
Thylamys pallidior, Jujuy, Argentina, Ramallo & Claps (Reference Ramallo and Claps2007).
Thylamys pallidior, Mendoza, Argentina, cited in Navone (Reference Navone1989).
Thylamys pallidior, Mendoza, Argentina, Sutton (Reference Sutton1984).
Thylamys pallidior, unspecified locality, cited in Navone & Suriano (Reference Navone and Suriano1992b).
Thylamys pallidior, unspecified locality, Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Guineo, Corti, Smith-Flueck, Vila, Gizejewski, Gill, McShea and Geist2008).

Pterygodermatites massoiai Sutton, 1979

Graomys grisoflavus, Mendoza, Argentina, cited in Sutton (Reference Sutton1984).
Graomys grisoflavus, unspecified locality, cited in Navone & Suriano (Reference Navone and Suriano1992b).

Pterygodermatites spinicaudatis Navone & Suriano, 1992

Dromiciops gliroides, Río Negro, Argentina, Navone & Suriano (Reference Navone and Suriano1992b).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Kinsella, Uhart, Gutiérrez, Pereira, Ferreyra and Marull2005).

Pterygodermatites sp.

Abrothrix olivacea, Lago Peñuelas National Reservation, Chile, Cattan et al. (Reference Cattan, Núñez and Yánez1992) cited in Landaeta-Aqueveque et al. (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque, Robles and Cattan2007).
Abrothrix olivacea, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Landaeta-Aqueveque et al. (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque, Robles and Cattan2007).
Abrothrix olivacea, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Robles et al. (Reference Robles, Perfumo, Kinsella and Navone2012).
Eumops patagonicus, Corrientes, Argentina, Milano (Reference Milano2016).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Zonta et al. (Reference Zonta, Ezquiaga, Demergassi, Pereira and Navone2019).
Oligoryzomys longicaudatus, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Robles et al. (Reference Robles, Perfumo, Kinsella and Navone2012).
Puma concolor, Yucatán, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).
Tolypeutes matacus, Catamarca, Argentina, Monferrán & Reyes (Reference Monferrán and Reyes2014).
Tolypeutes matacus, La Rioja, Argentina, Ríos et al. (Reference Ríos, Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).

Rictularia sp.

Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Led et al. (Reference Led, Boero and Feldman1970).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, unspecified locality, cited in Lucherini et al. (Reference Lucherini, Pessino, Farias, Sillero-Zubiri, Hoff-mann and Macdonald2004).
Molossops temminckii, Entre Ríos, Argentina, Oviedo (Reference Oviedo2009).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Noronha et al. (Reference Noronha, Vicente and Pinto2002).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Texas, USA, Martin (Reference Martin1976).

Superfamily: Spiruroidea Oerley, 1885

Spiruroidea gen. sp.

Didelphis albiventris, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Teodoro et al. (Reference Teodoro, Cutolo, Motoi, Meira-Srejevitch, Pereira-Chiocco, Mendes and Allegretti2019).

Family: Gongylonematidae Sobolev, 1949

Gongylonema sp.

Abrothrix hirta, Lago Peñuelas National Reservation, Chile, Cattan et al. (Reference Cattan, Núñez and Yánez1992) cited in Landaeta-Aqueveque et al. (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque, Robles and Cattan2007).
Abrothrix olivacea, Coquimbo, Chile, Yañez-Meza et al. (2019).
Didelphis albiventris, Bello Horizonte, Brazil, Silva & Costa (Reference Silva and Costa1999).

Family: Spirocercidae Chitwood & Wehr, 1932

Cyathospirura chevreuxi Seurat, 1913

Puma concolor, Córdoba, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).

Cylicospirura sp.

Puma concolor, Venezuela, Diaz-Ungria (1979) cited in Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).

Cylicospirura subaequalis Molin, 1860

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Brazil, Molin (1860) cited in Vieira (Reference Vieira2011).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Chaco Boreal, Paraguay, Seesee et al. (1981) cited in Ferguson et al. (Reference Ferguson, Woodberry, Gillin, Jackson, Sanders, Madigan, Bildfell and Kent2011).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Minas Gerais, Brazil, Vieira (Reference Vieira2011).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Minas Gerais, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Muniz-Pereira, de Souza-Lima, Rocha and Luque2017).
Puma concolor, Mato Grosso, Brazil, cited in Vieira (Reference Vieira2011).
Puma concolor, Oregon, USA, Ferguson et al. (Reference Ferguson, Woodberry, Gillin, Jackson, Sanders, Madigan, Bildfell and Kent2011).
Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid (Reference Waid1990).
Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid & Pence (Reference Waid and Pence1988).
Puma concolor, unspecified locality, cited in Desportes (Reference Desportes1944).
Puma concolor, Washington, USA, Rickard & Foreyt (Reference Rickard and Foreyt1992).

Didelphonema longispiculata Hill, 1939

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Kinsella, Uhart, Gutiérrez, Pereira, Ferreyra and Marull2005).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Santa Fé, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).

Mastophorus muris Gmelin, 1790

Graomys griseoflavus, La Pampa, Argentina, cited in Digiani & Durette-Desset (Reference Digiani and Durette-Desset2003).
Graomys griseoflavus, La Pampa, Argentina, Rojas & Digiani (Reference Rojas and Digiani2003).
Leopardus guigna, Parque Nacional Laguna San Rafael, Chile, González-Acuña et al. (Reference González-Acuña, Moreno, Ardiles, Flores, Duclos and Kinsella2010).

Mazzia bialata Chabaud, Navone & Bain, 1983

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Buenos Aires and La Rioja, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus vellerosus, Córdoba, Argentina, Lombardero & Moriena (1977) cited in Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Chabaud et al. (Reference Chabaud, Navone and Bain1983).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).
Chaetophractus villosus, Pampas region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Chaetophractus villosus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, cited in Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Dasypus hybridus, Pampas and Paranaense region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Tolypeutes matacus, Chaco region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).

Mazzia mazzia Khalil & Vogelsang, 1932

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Argentina, Khalil & Vogelsang (Reference Khalil and Vogelsang1932)

Spirocerca lupi Rudolphi, 1809

Lycalopex culpaeus, Chile, Oyarzún-Ruiz & González-Acuña (Reference Oyarzún-Ruíz and González-Acuña2018).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Chile, Oyarzún-Ruiz & González-Acuña (Reference Oyarzún-Ruíz and González-Acuña2018).
Puma concolor, Nanchititla, Mexico, Silva-Caballero (Reference Silva-Caballero2010).

Spirocerca sp.

Panthera onca, Veracruz and Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).
Puma concolor, Veracruz and Yucatán, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).

Texicospirura turki Chitwood & Cordero de Campillo, 1966

Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, Silva et al. (Reference Silva, Nascimento, Bonuti, Mapeli and Arantes1999).

Vigisospirura potekhina Chabaud, 1959

Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Kinsella, Uhart, Gutiérrez, Pereira, Ferreyra and Marull2005).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).

Family: Spiruridae Oerley, 1885

Physocephalus sexalatus Molin, 1860

Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, Silva et al. (Reference Silva, Nascimento, Bonuti, Mapeli and Arantes1999).

Physocephalus sp.

Myotis chiloensis, Río Negro, Argentina, Falconaro (Reference Falconaro2017).
Myotis chiloensis, Rio Negro, Argentina, Falconaro et al. (Reference Falconaro, Vega and Viozzi2018).

Protospirura numídica criceticola Quentin, Karimi & Rodriguez de Almeida, l968

Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Miño et al. (Reference Miño, Rojas Herrera, Notarnicola, Robles and Navone2012).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Miño et al. (Reference Miño, Rojas Herrera, Notarnicola and Hodara2019).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Miño & Ostrowski de Núñez (Reference Miño and Ostrowski de Nuñez2005).
Conepatus chinga, Neuquén, Argentina, Stein et al. (Reference Stein, Suriano and Novaro1994).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Neuquén, Argentina, Stein et al. (Reference Stein, Suriano and Novaro1994).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Neuquén, Argentina, Stein et al. (Reference Stein, Suriano and Novaro1994).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Tierra del Fuego, Chile, Donoso (2002) cited in Valenzuela et al. (Reference Valenzuela, Alarcón and Alvarez2004).

Protospirura sp.

Abrothrix hirta, Lago Peñuelas National Reservation, Chile, Cattan et al. (Reference Cattan, Núñez and Yánez1992) cited in Landaeta-Aqueveque et al. (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque, Robles and Cattan2007).
Abrothrix olivacea, Lago Peñuelas National Reservation, Chile, Cattan et al. (Reference Cattan, Núñez and Yánez1992) cited in Landaeta-Aqueveque et al. (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque, Robles and Cattan2007).

Spiruridae gen. sp.

Conepatus chinga, Uruguaiana, Brazil, Graup et al. (Reference Graup, Correa and Bilo2016).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Bolivian Chaco, Bolivia, Fiorello et al. (Reference Fiorello, Robbins, Maffei and Wade2006).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Bolivian Chaco, Bolivia, Fiorello et al. (Reference Fiorello, Robbins, Maffei and Wade2006).
Panthera onca, Cockscomb Basin, Belize, Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).
Puma concolor, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Wrublewski et al. (Reference Wrublewski, Kusma and Teixeira2018).

Superfamily: Thelazioidea Railliet, 1910

Family: Pneumospiruridae Wu & Hu, 1938

Metathelazia californica Skinker, 1931

Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid (Reference Waid1990).
Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid & Pence (Reference Waid and Pence1988).

Metathelazia sp.

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Mato Grosso, Brazil, Ramos et al. (Reference Ramos, Santos and Freitas2016).

Vogeloides felis Vogel, 1928

Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid (Reference Waid1990).
Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid & Pence (Reference Waid and Pence1988).

Order: Strongylida Raillet & Henry, 1913

Strongylida gen. sp.

Didelphis albiventris, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Pedrassani et al. (Reference Pedrassani, Biolchi, Kühl and Pontarolo2019).
Hippocamelus bisulcus, Aysén and Magallanes, Chile, Pérez Sandoval (Reference Pérez Sandoval2010).
Hippocamelus bisulcus, Chile, Aldridge & Montecinos (Reference Aldridge, Montecinos and Valverde1998).
Lycalopex culpaeus, La Paz, Bolivia, Ayala-Aguilar et al. (Reference Ayala-Aguilar, Nallar, Alandia-Robles, Limachi-Quiñajo, Mollericona and Ayala-Crespo2013).
Panthera onca, Cockscomb Basin, Belize, Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).
Panthera onca, Cockscomb Basin, Belize, Watt (1987) cited in Seymour (Reference Seymour1989).
Tolypeutes matacus, Gran Chaco, Bolivia, Deem et al. (Reference Deem, Noss, Fiorello, Manharth, Robbins and Karesh2009).

Strongylida gen. sp. (another species)

Panthera onca, Cockscomb Basin, Belize, Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).

Superfamily: Ancylostomatoidea Chabaud, 1965

Family: Ancylostomatidae Looss, 1905

Ancylostoma braziliense Gómez de Faria, 1910

Herpailurus yaguaroundi, Pará, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Herpailurus yaguaroundi, Pará, Belem, Salobra and Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, Noronha et al. (Reference Noronha, Vicente and Pinto2002).
Puma concolor, (captive) Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Noronha et al. (Reference Noronha, Vicente and Pinto2002).
Puma concolor, unspecified locality, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Puma concolor, Venezuela, Diaz-Ungria (1979) cited in Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).

Ancylostoma buckleyi Le Roux & Biocca, 1957

Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia et al. (Reference Scioscia, Beldomenico and Denegri2016b).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, northern Uruguay, Lena Vadora & Radcenco Alvez (Reference Lena Vadora and Radcenco Alvez2017).
Puma concolor, Leticia, Colombia, Thatcher (Reference Thatcher1971).
Puma concolor, (captive) London, UK, Le Roux & Biocca (1957) cited in Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).

Ancylostoma caninum Ercolani, 1859

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).
Chaetophractus villosus, Pampas region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Chaetophractus villosus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).
Chaetophractus villosus, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Mato Grosso, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Lycalopex culpaeus, (captive) Huancayo, Peru, Cruz Hurtado & Muñoz Huamaní (Reference Cruz Hurtado and Muñoz Huamaní2016).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Peru, cited in Sarmiento et al. (Reference Sarmiento, Tantaleán and Huiza1999).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Led et al. (Reference Led, Boero and Feldman1970).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Entre Ríos, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Mato Grosso do Sul and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, north-eastern Argentina, Martínez (1987) cited in Ruas et al. (Reference Ruas, Muller, Farias, Gallina, Lucas, Pappen, Sinkoc and Brum2008).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Ruas et al. (Reference Ruas, Muller, Farias, Gallina, Lucas, Pappen, Sinkoc and Brum2008).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, unspecified locality, cited in Lucherini et al. (Reference Lucherini, Pessino, Farias, Sillero-Zubiri, Hoff-mann and Macdonald2004).
Panthera onca, Mato Grosso, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Cunningham, Kinsella, Mclaughlin and Forrester2006).
Puma concolor, unspecified locality, cited in Desportes (Reference Desportes1944).
Puma concolor, (captive) Frankfurt, Germany, Fortmeyer (Reference Fortmeyer1964).
Zaedyus pichiy, Mendoza?, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Zaedyus pichiy, Monte region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).

Ancylostoma conepati Solanet, 1911

Conepatus chinga, Peru, Ibáñez (1968) cited in Sarmiento et al. (Reference Sarmiento, Tantaleán and Huiza1999).
Conepatus chinga, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Conepatus chinga, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Boero & Brandetti (Reference Boero and Brandetti1973).
Conepatus chinga, Solanet (1911) cited in Boero & Brandetti (Reference Boero and Brandetti1973).

Ancylostoma martinagliai Monnig, 1931

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Argentina, Rodríguez Camon et al. (Reference Rodríguez Camon, Martínez, García Denegri, Alonso, Glesmann and Portillo2012).
Chaetophractus vellerosus, Argentina, Santa Cruz et al. (Reference Santa Cruz, de Rott, Resoagli and Martínez1997).
Tolypeutes matacus, Argentina, Rodríguez Camon et al. (Reference Rodríguez Camon, Martínez, García Denegri, Alonso, Glesmann and Portillo2012).

Ancylostoma pluridentatum Alessandrini, 1905

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Argentina, Rodríguez Camon et al. (Reference Rodríguez Camon, Martínez, García Denegri, Alonso, Glesmann and Portillo2012).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Nariño, Colombia, Thatcher (Reference Thatcher1971).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Diaz-Ungria (1964) cited in Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, (captive) New York, USA, McClure (Reference McClure1933).
Panthera onca, Amazonas, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Panthera onca, (captive) New York, USA, McClure (Reference McClure1933).
Panthera onca, Colón, Panama, Thatcher (Reference Thatcher1971).
Puma concolor, Argentina, Moriena (1983) cited in Noronha et al. (Reference Noronha, Sanches and Pinto2008).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Dunbar et al. (Reference Dunbar, McLaughlin, Murphy and Cunningham1994).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Forrester et al. (Reference Forrester, Conti and Belden1985).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Cunningham, Kinsella, Mclaughlin and Forrester2006).
Puma concolor, (captive) New York, USA, McClure (Reference McClure1933).
Puma concolor, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).

Ancylostoma sp.

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus vellerosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Abba, Cassini and Navone2014).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Nanchititla, Mexico, Silva-Caballero (Reference Silva-Caballero2010).
Leopardus colocolo, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Gressler et al. (Reference Gressler, Gómes Noll, Barros de Freitas and González Monteiro2016).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Reigada et al. (Reference Reigada, Bisceglia, Guidobono and Miño2012a).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Zonta et al. (Reference Zonta, Ezquiaga, Demergassi, Pereira and Navone2019).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Kinsella, Uhart, Gutiérrez, Pereira, Ferreyra and Marull2005).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia et al. (Reference Scioscia, Moore, Moré, Pedrana, Lavallén and Denegri2019).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, Zanini et al. (Reference Zanini, Laferrara, Bitsch, Pérez and Elissondo2006).
Panthera onca, (captive) Mato Grosso, Brazil, Holsback et al. (Reference Holsback, Cardoso, Fagnani and Patelli2013).
Panthera onca, (captive) Tabasco, Mexico, Rendón-Franco et al. (Reference Rendón-Franco, Romero-Callejas, Villanueva-García, Osorio-Sarabia and Muñoz-García2013).
Panthera onca, Veracruz and Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).
Puma concolor, Chaco region, Bolivia, Cuellar & Noss (2003) cited in Beltran-Saavedra et al. (2009).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Cunningham, Kinsella, Mclaughlin and Forrester2006).
Puma concolor, (captive) Iquitos, Peru, Villena Cumpa (Reference Villena Cumpa2015).
Puma concolor, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, Holsback et al. (Reference Holsback, Cardoso, Fagnani and Patelli2013).
Puma concolor, Nanchititla, Mexico, Silva-Caballero (Reference Silva-Caballero2010).
Puma concolor, (captive) Santa Cruz, Bolivia, Beltrán-Saavedra et al. (Reference Beltrán-Saavedra, Beldoménico and Gonzáles2009b).
Puma concolor, Veracruz and Yucatán, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).

Ancylostoma tubaeforme Zaeder, 1800

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Argentina, Martínez et al. (Reference Martínez, Laffont and Rodríguez Camon2010) cited in Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Nariño, Colombia, Thatcher (Reference Thatcher1971).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Argentina, Rodríguez Camon et al. (Reference Rodríguez Camon, Martínez, García Denegri, Alonso, Glesmann and Portillo2012).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Bolivian Chaco, Bolivia, Fiorello et al. (Reference Fiorello, Robbins, Maffei and Wade2006).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Kinsella, Uhart, Gutiérrez, Pereira, Ferreyra and Marull2005).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Northern Argentina, Martínez (1987) cited in Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Kinsella, Uhart, Gutiérrez, Pereira, Ferreyra and Marull2005).
Panthera onca, (captive) Philadelphia, USA, Canavan (1929) cited in Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).
Panthera onca, Colón, Panama, Thatcher (Reference Thatcher1971).
Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid (Reference Waid1990).
Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid & Pence (Reference Waid and Pence1988).

Ancylostoma vazi Proença, 1937

Tolypeutes matacus, Piaui, Brazil, cited in Pinto et al. (Reference Pinto, Knoff, Corrêa Gómes and Noronha2011).

Ancylostomatidae gen. sp.

Didelphis albiventris, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Teodoro et al. (Reference Teodoro, Cutolo, Motoi, Meira-Srejevitch, Pereira-Chiocco, Mendes and Allegretti2019).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Wrublewski et al. (Reference Wrublewski, Kusma and Teixeira2018).
Lycalopex culpaeus, La Paz, Bolivia, Ayala-Aguilar et al. (Reference Ayala-Aguilar, Nallar, Alandia-Robles, Limachi-Quiñajo, Mollericona and Ayala-Crespo2013).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Bolivian Chaco, Bolivia, Fiorello et al. (Reference Fiorello, Robbins, Maffei and Wade2006).
Panthera onca, (captive) Goiania, Brazil, Carneiro et al. (Reference Carneiro, Komma, Pereira and dos Santos1972).
Panthera onca, (captive) Lubumbashi, Zaire, Pandey (1978) cited in Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).
Panthera onca, (captive) Peru, Aranda et al. (Reference Aranda, Serrano-Martínez, Tantaleán, Quispe and Casas2013).
Panthera onca, Espíritu Santo, Brazil, Srbek-Araujo et al. (Reference Srbek-Araujo, Costa-Santos, de Almeida V, Pezzi-Guimaraes and Garcia-Chiarello2014).
Puma concolor, (captive) Goiania, Brazil, Carneiro et al. (Reference Carneiro, Komma, Pereira and dos Santos1972).
Puma concolor, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Wrublewski et al. (Reference Wrublewski, Kusma and Teixeira2018).
Tolypeutes matacus, Chaco region, Argentina, Ríos (Reference Rios2019).

Bunostomum phlebotomum Railliet, 1900

Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, Boero & Boehringer (Reference Boero and Boehringer1967b).
Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, cited in Lombardero & Moriena (Reference Lombardero and Moriena1973).

Bunostomun sp.

Lama guanicoe, Peru, Castillo et al. (Reference Castillo, Chávez, Hoces, Casas, Rosadio and Wheeler2008).

Uncinaria sp.

Leopardus colocolo, Potosí, Bolivia, Beltrán et al. (Reference Beltrán, Nallar, Villalba, Delgado and Berna2009).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Bolivia, Fiorello et al. (Reference Fiorello, Robbins, Maffei and Wade2006).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Reigada et al. (Reference Reigada, Bisceglia, Guidobono and Miño2012a).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Araucania region, Chile, Nahuelanca (Reference Nahuelanca2013).
Lycalopex culpaeus, (captive) Chile, Muñoz (1998) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Lycalopex culpaeus, (captive) Chile, Muñoz et al. (1998) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Chile, Alarcón (Reference Alarcón2005).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, Zanini et al. (Reference Zanini, Laferrara, Bitsch, Pérez and Elissondo2006).
Panthera onca, Veracruz, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).
Puma concolor, Nanchititla, Mexico, Benítez (2005) cited in Silva-Caballero (Reference Silva-Caballero2010).

Uncinaria stenocephala Railliet, 1884

Leopardus guigna, Chaimavida, Chile, Fernández & Villalba (Reference Fernández and Villalba1984).
Leopardus guigna, La Araucania, Los Lagos, Los Ríos, Maule and Valparaíso, Chile, Acuña Olea (Reference Acuña Olea2019).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Central Andes, Peru, Moro et al. (Reference Moro, Ballarta, Gilman, Leguia, Rojas and Montes1998).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Córdoba, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Magallanes, Chile, Alarcón (Reference Alarcón2005).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Magallanes, Chile, Valenzuela et al. (Reference Valenzuela, Alarcón and Alvarez2004).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Tierra del Fuego, Chile, Aguilera (Reference Aguilera2001).
Puma concolor, Córdoba, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Puma concolor, Nanchititla, Mexico, Silva-Caballero (Reference Silva-Caballero2010).
Puma concolor, Yucatán, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).

Superfamily: Strongyloidea Baird, 1853

Family: Chabertiidae Popova, 1952

Chabertia sp.

Lama guanicoe, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, Navone & Merino (Reference Navone and Merino1989).

Oesophagostomum sp.

Lama guanicoe, Magallanes, Chile, Cunazza (1982) cited in Navone & Merino (Reference Navone and Merino1989).
Lama guanicoe, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, Navone & Merino (Reference Navone and Merino1989).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Uhart et al. (Reference Uhart, Vila, Beade, Balcarce and Karesh2003).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Rocha and Salto Departments, Uruguay, Hernández & González (Reference Hernández and González2012).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Salto, Uruguay, Castro Rodríguez & Rosadilla Maurin (Reference Castro Rodríguez and Rosadilla Maurin2014).
Pudu puda, Chile, Bravo Antilef (Reference Bravo Antilef2013).
Pudu puda, Chile, Duval (1990) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Pudu puda, Chile, Wartluft (1992) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Pudu puda, southern Chile, Sievers (1992) cited in Jiménez (Reference Jiménez, Duarte and González2010).
Pudu puda, Valdivia, Chile, Duval et al. (Reference Duval, Sievers and Valverde1990).

Oesophagostomum venulosum Rudolphi, 1809

Pudu puda, Chile, González Acuña (Reference González Acuña2002).
Pudu puda, Osorno and Valdivia, Chile, Díaz et al. (Reference Díaz, Rioseco and Cubillos1977).
Pudu puda, Osorno, Chile, Rioseco et al. (Reference Rioseco, Cubillos and Diaz1979).

Family: Strongylidae Baird, 1853

Strongylidae gen. sp.

Hippocamelus bisulcus, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Taglioretti et al. (Reference Taglioretti, Sardella, González Olivera and Fugassa2013).
Lama guanicoe, Chile, Cáceres (2000) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Lama guanicoe, Chile, Henning (1984) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Lama guanicoe, Chilean Patagonia, Ruiz-Aravena & Correa (Reference Ruiz-Aravena and Correa2010).
Lama guanicoe, Peru, Castillo et al. (Reference Castillo, Chávez, Hoces, Casas, Rosadio and Wheeler2008).
Lama guanicoe, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Petrigh et al. (Reference Petrigh, Taglioretti and Fugassa2013a).
Lama guanicoe, (semi-captivity) Magallanes, Chile, Correa et al. (Reference Correa, Zapata and Soto-Gamboa2012).
Lontra provocax, Los Ríos region, Chile, Proboste et al. (Reference Proboste, Muñoz and Sepúlveda2010).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Magallanes, Chile, Alarcón (Reference Alarcón2005).
Myotis chiloensis, Río Negro, Argentina, Falconaro (Reference Falconaro2017).
Pudu puda, (captive) Chile, Gorman et al. (1986) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Pudu puda, (captive) Chile, Salas (1985) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Pudu puda, (captive) Belgium, Goossens et al. (Reference Goossens, Vercruysse, Boomker, Vercammen and Dorny2005).
Pudu puda, Chile, Valverde (1988) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Pudu puda, Chile, Wartluft (1992) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Pudu puda, southern Chile, Sievers (1992) cited in Jiménez (Reference Jiménez, Duarte and González2010).
Puma concolor, Cockscomb Basin, Belize, Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Cunningham, Kinsella, Mclaughlin and Forrester2006).

Family: Syngamidae Leiper, 1912

Mammomonogamus dispar Diesing, 1851

Puma concolor, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).
Puma concolor, unspecified locality, cited in Desportes (Reference Desportes1944).

Mammomonogamus laringeus Railliet, 1899

Panthera onca, Venezuela, Días Ungria (1973) cited in Cañizales & Guerrero (Reference Cañizales and Guerrero2017).

Mammomonogamus sp.

Puma concolor, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).

Syngamidae gen. sp.

Didelphis albiventris, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Teodoro et al. (Reference Teodoro, Cutolo, Motoi, Meira-Srejevitch, Pereira-Chiocco, Mendes and Allegretti2019).

Superfamily: Metastrongyloidea Lane, 1917

Metastrongyloidea gen. sp.

Sturnira lilium, Yungas, Argentina, Oviedo et al. (Reference Oviedo, Notarnicola, Miotti and Claps2012b).

Family: Angiostrongylidae Boerhm & Gebauer, 1934

Aelurostrongylus abstrusus Railliet, 1898

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Mato Grosso, Brazil, Noronha et al. (Reference Noronha, Vicente and Pinto2002).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Leopardus colocolo, Maule region, Chile, Oyarzún-Ruiz et al. (Reference Oyarzún-Ruiz, Silva de la Fuente and González-Acuña2019).
Leopardus colocolo, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Gressler et al. (Reference Gressler, Gómes Noll, Barros de Freitas and González Monteiro2016).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Bolivian Chaco, Bolivia, Fiorello et al. (Reference Fiorello, Robbins, Maffei and Wade2006).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Zonta et al. (Reference Zonta, Ezquiaga, Demergassi, Pereira and Navone2019).
Leopardus guigna, La Araucania, Los Lagos and Los Ríos regions, Chile, Acuña Olea (Reference Acuña Olea2019).
Puma concolor, Nanchititla, Mexico, Silva-Caballero (Reference Silva-Caballero2010).

Aelurostrongylus sp.

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Wrublewski et al. (Reference Wrublewski, Kusma and Teixeira2018).

Angiostrongylus felineus Vieira, Muniz-Pereira, Lima, Moraes, Guimaraes & Luque, 2013

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Minas Gerais, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Muniz-Pereira, Souza Lima, Moraes Neto, Guimaraes and Luque2013).

Angiostrongylus morerai Robles, Navone & Kinsella, 2008

Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Robles et al. (Reference Robles, Navone and Kinsella2008b).
Akodon azarae, Formosa, Argentina, Robles et al. (Reference Robles, Kinsella, Galliari and Navone2016).
Akodon dolores, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Robles et al. (Reference Robles, Perfumo, Kinsella and Navone2012).

Angiostrongylus raillieti Travassos, 1927 or Baillet, 1866

Lycalopex gymnocercus, Chaco region, Bolivia, Fiorello et al. (Reference Fiorello, Robbins, Maffei and Wade2006).

Angiostrongylus sp.

Eumops patagonicus, Entre Ríos, Argentina, Oviedo (Reference Oviedo2009).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Minas Gerais, Brazil, Vieira (Reference Vieira2011).
Leopardus guigna, La Araucania, Chile, Acuña Olea (Reference Acuña Olea2019).

Didelphostrongylus hayesi Prestwood, 1976

Didelphis albiventris, Corrientes, Argentina, Santa Cruz et al. (Reference Santa Cruz, Borda, Montenegro, Gómez, Prieto and Scheibler1999).
Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Antunes (Reference Antunes2005).

Family Crenosomatidae Schulz, 1951

Crenosoma brasiliense Vieira, Muniz-Pereira, Lima, Moraes Neto, Guimaraes & Luque, 2012

Galictis cuja, Minas Gerais, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque, Suell, Moraes and Muniz2012).

Crenosoma sp.

Galictis cuja, Minas Gerais, Brazil, Vieira (Reference Vieira2011).
Galictis cuja, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Macedo et al. (Reference Macedo, Bernardon and Müller2012).
Galictis cuja, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Pedrassani et al. (Reference Pedrassani, Santos, Mirek, Wendt, Drechmer and Worm2015).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Chaco region, Bolivia, Fiorello et al. (Reference Fiorello, Robbins, Maffei and Wade2006).

Crenosoma striatum Zeder, 1800

Puma concolor, Brazil, Young & Goldman (1946) cited in Currier (Reference Currier1983).

Troglostrongylus sp.

Leopardus guigna, La Araucania, Los Lagos and Maule regions, Chile, Acuña Olea (Reference Acuña Olea2019).

Family: Filaroididae Schulz, 1951

Oslerus sp.

Leopardus guigna, Los Lagos, Chile, Acuña Olea (Reference Acuña Olea2019).

Family: Protostrongylidae Leiper, 1926

Muellerius sp.

Pudu puda, Southern Patagonia, Chile, Sievers (1992) cited in Jiménez (Reference Jiménez, Duarte and González2010).
Pudu puda, Valdivia, Chile, Duval et al. (Reference Duval, Sievers and Valverde1990).

Protostrongylidae gen. sp.

Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Carreno et al. (Reference Carreno, Caporossi, Beade, Marull, Uhart, Markwardt and Nadler2012).

Superfamily: Trichostrongyloidea Cram, 1927

Trichostrongyloidea gen. sp.

Didelphis albiventris, Corrientes, Argentina, Santa Cruz et al. (Reference Santa Cruz, Borda, Montenegro, Gómez, Prieto and Scheibler1999).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Colombo et al. (Reference Colombo, Rago and Moreno2009).
Zaedyus pichiy, Mendoza, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Superina and Navone2009).
Zaedyus pichiy, Mendoza, Argentina, Superina et al. (Reference Superina, Garner and Aguilar2009).

Family: Dictyocaulidae Skrjabin, 1933

Dictyocaulus eckerti Skrjabin, 1931

Pudu puda, Los Ríos region, Chile, Oyarzún-Ruiz et al. (Reference Oyarzún-Ruiz, Munoz and Valenzuela2018).

Dictyocaulus filaria Rudolphi, 1809

Lama guanicoe, Chubut, Argentina, Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Uhart, Bono, Marull, Baldi and Peralta2003).
Lama guanicoe, Chubut, Argentina, Rago et al. (Reference Rago, Colombo, Marull, Carmanchahi, Moreno, Macedo, Gutiérrez, Perassi and Uhart2012).

Dictyocaulus sp.

Lama guanicoe, (captive) Río Negro, Argentina, Sarasqueta (Reference Sarasqueta2001).
Lama guanicoe, Chubut, Argentina, Karesh et al. (Reference Karesh, Uhart, Dierenfeld, Braselton, Torres, House, Puche and Cook1998).
Lama guanicoe, north-west Patagonia, Argentina, Olaechea et al. (Reference Olaechea, Larroza and Raffo2011).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Uhart et al. (Reference Uhart, Vila, Beade, Balcarce and Karesh2003).
Pudu puda, Chile, Bravo Antilef (Reference Bravo Antilef2013).
Pudu puda, Osorno and Valdivia, Chile, Díaz et al. (Reference Díaz, Rioseco and Cubillos1977).
Pudu puda, Osorno, Chile, Rioseco et al. (Reference Rioseco, Cubillos and Diaz1979).

Family: Heligmonellidae Skrjabin & Schikhobalova, 1952

Hassalstrongylus puntanus Digiani & Durette-Desset, 2003

Graomys griseoflavus, San Luis, Argentina, Digiani & Durette-Desset (Reference Digiani and Durette-Desset2003).

Longistriata maldonadoi Artigas & Pacheco, 1933

Myocastor coypus, Artigas & Pacheco (1933) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Brazil, cited in Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Boero & Boehringer (Reference Boero and Boehringer1967a).
Myocastor coypus, Henry (1931) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Louissiana, USA, Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Longistriata myopotami Petrov & Sadychov, 1959

Myocastor coypus, Azerbaidzhan, Petrov & Sadykho (1959) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Brazil, Pinto et al. (Reference Pinto, Knoff, Corrêa Gómes and Noronha2011).

Longistriata ninoi Vogelsang, 1937

Tolypeutes matacus, Vogelsang-Wilckens (1935) cited in Superina (Reference Superina2015).

Longistriata nutria Gilbert, 1931

Myocastor coypus, Travassos (1937) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Stilestrongylus andalgala Digiani & Durette-Desset, 2007

Phyllotis xanthopygus (P. osilae?), Catamarca, Argentina, Digiani & Durette-Desset (Reference Digiani and Durette-Desset2007).

Stilestrongylus aureus Durette-Desset & Sutton, 1985

Reithrodon auritus, Argentina, Durette-Desset & Sutton (1985) cited in Digiani & Durette-Desset (Reference Digiani and Durette-Desset2003).
Reithrodon auritus, Argentina, Sutton (1989) cited in Pardiñas & Galliari (Reference Pardiñas and Galliari2001).

Stilestrongylus azarai Durette-Desset & Sutton, 1985

Akodon azarae, Argentina, Durette-Desset & Sutton (1985) cited in Digiani & Durette-Desset (Reference Digiani and Durette-Desset2007).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Miño et al. (Reference Miño, Rojas Herrera, Notarnicola, Robles and Navone2012).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Miño et al. (Reference Miño, Rojas Herrera, Notarnicola and Hodara2019).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Navone et al. (Reference Navone, Notarnicola, Nava, Robles, Galliari and Lareschi2009).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Rojas Herrera et al. (Reference Rojas Herrera, Miño and Notarnicola2012).
Graomys griseoflavus, San Luis, Argentina, Digiani & Durette-Desset (Reference Digiani and Durette-Desset2003).

Stilestrongylus catamarca Digiani & Durette-Desset, 2007

Phyllotis xanthopygus (P. osilae?), Catamarca, Argentina, Digiani & Durette-Desset (Reference Digiani and Durette-Desset2007).

Stilestrongylus franciscanus Digiani & Durette-Desset, 2003

Graomys griseoflavus, San Luis, Argentina, Digiani & Durette-Desset (Reference Digiani and Durette-Desset2003).

Stilestrongylus gracielae Digiani & Durette-Desset, 2007

Phyllotis xanthopygus (P. osilae), Catamarca, Argentina, Digiani & Durette-Desset (Reference Digiani and Durette-Desset2007).

Stilestrongylus manni Denke & Murua, 1977

Abrothrix hirta, Osorno, Chile, Denke & Murua (Reference Denke and Murua1977).
Abrothrix olivacea, Valdivia, Chile, Denke & Murua (Reference Denke and Murua1977).
Oligoryzomys longicaudatus, Valdivia, Chile, Denke & Murua (Reference Denke and Murua1977).

Stilestrongylus sp.

Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Miño et al. (Reference Miño, Rojas Herrera, Notarnicola, Robles and Navone2012).
Akodon azarae, (captive and wild) Buenos Aires, Argentina, Rojas Vásquez et al. (Reference Rojas Vásquez, Miño, Burroni and Busch2016).

Stilestrongylus valdivianus Durette-Desset & Murua, 1979

Loxodontomys micropus, Valdivia, Chile, Durette-Desset & Murua (Reference Durette-Desset and Murua1979).

Family: Heligmosomidae Cram, 1927

Heligmosomoides polygyrus Dujardin, 1845

Myocastor coypus, Gebauer (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Heidegger (1931) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Lorber (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Schmid (1933) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Heligmosomum sp.

Abrothrix hirta, Lago Peñuelas National Reservation, Chile, Cattan et al. (Reference Cattan, Núñez and Yánez1992) cited in Landaeta-Aqueveque et al. (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque, Robles and Cattan2007).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Martino et al. (Reference Martino, Radman, Parrado, Bautista, Cisterna, Silvestrini and Corba2012).

Heligmosomum sprehni Enigk, 1933

Myocastor coypus, unspecified locality, Enigk (Reference Enigk1933).

Family: Molineidae Skrjabin & Schulz, 1937

Anoplostrongylinae gen. sp.

Tadarida brasiliensis, Nuevo León and Nuevo Mexico, Mexico, Guzmán-Cornejo et al. (Reference Guzmán-Cornejo, García-Prieto, Pérez-Ponce de León and Morales-Malacara2003).

Anoplostrongylus paradoxus Travassos, 1918

Tadarida brasiliensis, Brazil, Yamaguti (Reference Yamaguti1961).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Nuevo Mexico and Texas, USA, Jameson (Reference Jameson1959).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Santiago, Chile, Muñoz et al. (Reference Muñoz, Fredes, Raffo, González-Acuña, Muñoz and Cid2011).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Texas, USA, Schwartz (1927) cited in Falcón-Ordaz et al. (Reference Falcón-Ordaz, Guzmán-Cornejo, García-Prieto and Gardner2006).

Anoplostrongylus sp.

Eumops patagonicus, Corrientes, Argentina, Milano (Reference Milano2016).

Biacantha desmoda Wolfgang, 1954

Desmodus rotundus, Costa Rica, Ubelaker et al. (Reference Ubelaker, Specian, Duszynski, Baker, Jones and Carter1979).
Desmodus rotundus, Ica, Peru, Tantaleán (Reference Tantaleán2016).
Desmodus rotundus, Jalisco, Mexico, García Vargas (1995) cited in Clarke-Crespo (Reference Clarke-Crespo2008).
Desmodus rotundus, Jalisco, Mexico, García Vargas et al. (1996) cited in Clarke-Crespo (Reference Clarke-Crespo2008).
Desmodus rotundus, Jalisco, Mexico, Perez Ponce de León (1996) cited in Clarke-Crespo (Reference Clarke-Crespo2008).
Desmodus rotundus, Jalpa and Zacatecas, Mexico, Wolfgang (Reference Wolfgang1956).
Desmodus rotundus, Mexico, García (1995) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).
Desmodus rotundus, Nicaragua, Voucher & Durette-Desset (1986).
Desmodus rotundus, Trinidad and Tobago, Wolfgang (Reference Wolfgang1954).
Desmodus rotundus, Venezuela, Guerrero (1985) cited in Santos & Gibson (Reference Santos and Gibson2015).
Desmodus rotundus, Xochitepec, Tlaquiltenango and Tepalcingo, Mexico, Peralta (2012) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).

Biacantha normaliae Oviedo, Ramallo & Claps, 2012

Desdodus rotundus, Jujuy, Salta and Tucumán, Argentina, Oviedo et al. (Reference Oviedo, Ramallo, Claps and Miotti2012c).

Biacantha sp.

Desmodus rotundus, Colima, Mexico, García-Márquez (1985) cited in Clarke-Crespo (Reference Clarke-Crespo2008).

Cheiropteronema globocephala Sandground, 1929

Sturnira lilium, unspecified locality, cited in Santos & Gibson (Reference Santos and Gibson2015).

Delicata abbai Ezquiaga, Digiani & Navone, 2012

Dasypus hybridus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Dasypus hybridus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Digiani and Navone2012).

Delicata cameroni Travassos, 1935

Dasypus hybridus, Brazil, cited in Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).

Delicata ransomi Travassos, 1921

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Buenos Aires and Córdoba, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).
Tolypeutes matacus, La Rioja, Argentina, Ríos et al. (Reference Ríos, Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).
Zaedyus pichiy, Mendoza, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).

Delicata sp.

Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1997).

Lagostonema ecasiense Sutton & Durette-Desset, 1987

Lagostomus maximus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Canova et al. (Reference Canova, Robles, Abba, Bautisteza and Navone2019).
Lagostomus maximus, Buenos Aires and Mendoza, Argentina, Sutton & Durette-Desset (Reference Sutton and Durette-Desset1987).
Lagostomus maximus, Entre Ríos and Buenos Aires, Argentina, Canova et al. (Reference Canova, Robles and Abba2018).
Lagostomus maximus, La Pampa, Argentina, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Branch, Machicote, Kinsella, Villarreal and Forrester2002).

Lamanema chavezi Becklund, 1963

Lagidium moreni (viscacia), Chubut, Argentina, Sutton & Durette-Desset (1985).
Lama guanicoe, Chubut, Argentina, Petrigh et al. (Reference Petrigh, Cafrune and Fugassa2019).
Lama guanicoe, Puno, Peru, Hilari (1983) cited in Castillo et al. (Reference Castillo, Chávez, Hoces, Casas, Rosadio and Wheeler2008).
Lama guanicoe, Puno, Peru, Hurtado et al. (1985) cited in Castillo et al. (Reference Castillo, Chávez, Hoces, Casas, Rosadio and Wheeler2008).
Lama guanicoe, Salta, Argentina, Cafrune et al. (Reference Cafrune, Marın, Rigalt, Romero and Aguirre2009).
Lama guanicoe, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Santana et al. (Reference Santana, Martínez, Soulés, Milicevic, Cafrune, Larroza and Robles2020).
Phyllotis xanthopygus (P. oscilae?), Catamarca, Argentina, Digiani & Durette-Desset (Reference Digiani and Durette-Desset2007).

Lamanema sp.

Lama guanicoe, Patagonia, Chile, Ruiz-Aravena & Correa (Reference Ruiz-Aravena and Correa2010).

Macielia elongata Navone, 1988

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).
Tolypeutes matacus, Chaco region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Tolypeutes matacus, Formosa and Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1987).
Tolypeutes matacus, La Rioja, Argentina, Ríos et al. (Reference Ríos, Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).
Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1997).
Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).

Macielia jorgei Ezquiaga & Navone, 2013

Chaetophractus vellerosus, La Rioja and San Luis, Argentina, Ezquiaga & Navone (Reference Ezquiaga and Navone2013).

Macielia macieli Travassos, 1915

Dasypus hybridus, Brazil, cited in Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).

Macielia sp.

Chaetophractus vellerosus, La Rioja and San Luis, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Tolypeutes matacus, Catamarca, Argentina, Monferrán & Reyes (Reference Monferrán and Reyes2014).
Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1997).

Marshallagia sp.

Lama guanicoe, Patagonia, Chile, Ruiz-Aravena & Correa (Reference Ruiz-Aravena and Correa2010).
Lama guanicoe, Chubut, Argentina, Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Uhart, Bono, Marull, Baldi and Peralta2003).
Lama guanicoe, Chubut, Argentina, Karesh et al. (Reference Karesh, Uhart, Dierenfeld, Braselton, Torres, House, Puche and Cook1998).
Lama guanicoe, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, Navone & Merino (Reference Navone and Merino1989).
Pudu puda, Southern Patagonia, Chile, Valverde (1988) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).

Moennigia celinae Ezquiaga & Navone, 2014

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga & Navone (Reference Ezquiaga and Navone2014).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga & Navone (Reference Ezquiaga and Navone2014).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).

Moennigia lutzi Travassos, 1935

Dasypus hybridus, Brazil, cited in Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).

Moennigia sp.

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).

Moennigia virilis Navone, 1988

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).
Tolypeutes matacus, Chaco region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Tolypeutes matacus, La Rioja, Argentina, Ríos et al. (Reference Ríos, Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).
Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero and Chaco, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1987).
Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1997).
Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).

Molineus barbatus Chandler, 1942

Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Forrester et al. (Reference Forrester, Conti and Belden1985).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Cunningham, Kinsella, Mclaughlin and Forrester2006).

Molineus elegans Travassos, 1921

Galictis cuja, Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais, Brazil, Corrêa et al. (Reference Corrêa, Bueno, Vieira and Muniz-Pereira2016).

Molineus felineus Cameron, 1923

Lycalopex culpaeus, Córdoba, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Led et al. (Reference Led, Boero and Feldman1970).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Ruas et al. (Reference Ruas, Muller, Farias, Gallina, Lucas, Pappen, Sinkoc and Brum2008).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, unspecified locality, cited in Lucherini et al. (Reference Lucherini, Pessino, Farias, Sillero-Zubiri, Hoff-mann and Macdonald2004).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Brazil, Travassos (1937) cited in Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Diaz-Ungria et al. (1964) cited in Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).

Molineus sp.

Conepatus chinga, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Noronha et al. (Reference Noronha, Vicente and Pinto2002).
Conepatus chinga, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Moreno, Kinsella, Pereira, Ferreira, Abba and Beldomenico2011).
Leopardus guigna, La Araucania, Acuña Olea (Reference Acuña Olea2019).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Moreno, Kinsella, Pereira, Ferreira, Abba and Beldomenico2011).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia (Reference Scioscia2015).
Panthera onca, (captive) Peru, Aranda et al. (Reference Aranda, Serrano-Martínez, Tantaleán, Quispe and Casas2013).
Puma concolor, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Moreno, Kinsella, Pereira, Ferreira, Abba and Beldomenico2011).
Puma concolor, (captive) Lima, Peru, Aranda et al. (Reference Aranda, Serrano-Martínez, Tantaleán, Quispe and Casas2013).
Puma concolor, Córdoba, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Dunbar (1994) cited in Aranda et al. (Reference Aranda, Serrano-Martínez, Tantaleán, Quispe and Casas2013).

Molostrongylus acanthocolpos Durette-Desset & Vaucher, 1996

Molossops temminckii, Entre Ríos, Argentina, Oviedo (Reference Oviedo2009).
Molossops temminckii, Paraguay, Durette-Desset & Vaucher (Reference Durette-Desset and Vaucher1996).
Molossops temminckii, Paraguay, Durette-Desset & Vaucher (Reference Durette-Desset and Vaucher1999).

Nematodirus abnormalis May, 1920

Lama guanicoe, north-west Patagonia, Argentina, Olaechea et al. (Reference Olaechea, Larroza and Raffo2011).

Nematodirus battus Crofton & Thomas, 1951

Lama guanicoe, Río Negro, Argentina, Larrieu et al. (Reference Larrieu, Bigatti, Lukovich, Eddi, Bonazzi, Gómez, Niec and Oporto1982).
Pudu puda, Chile, Bravo Antilef (Reference Bravo Antilef2013).

Nematodirus filicollis Rudolphi, 1802

Lama guanicoe, north-west Patagonia, Argentina, Olaechea et al. (Reference Olaechea, Larroza and Raffo2011).
Lama guanicoe, Río Negro, Argentina, Larrieu et al. (Reference Larrieu, Bigatti, Lukovich, Eddi, Bonazzi, Gómez, Niec and Oporto1982).

Nematodirus helvetianus May, 1920

Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Moreno et al. (Reference Moreno, Schroeder, Taraborelli, Gregorio, Carmanchahi and Beldomenico2015).

Nematodirus lanceolatus Ault, 1944

Lama guanicoe, Río Negro, Argentina, Larrieu et al. (Reference Larrieu, Bigatti, Lukovich, Eddi, Bonazzi, Gómez, Niec and Oporto1982).

Nematodirus oiratianus Rajewskaja, 1929

Lama guanicoe, north-west Patagonia, Argentina, Olaechea et al. (Reference Olaechea, Larroza and Raffo2011).

Nematodirus sp.

Hippocamelus bisulcus, Aysén and Magallanes, Chile, Pérez Sandoval (Reference Pérez Sandoval2010).
Hippocamelus bisulcus, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Taglioretti et al. (Reference Taglioretti, Sardella, González Olivera and Fugassa2013).
Hippocamelus bisulcus, Chile, Puen González (Reference Puen González2013).
Lama guanicoe, (captive) Chubut, Argentina, Flores (2006) cited in Correa et al. (Reference Correa, Zapata and Soto-Gamboa2012).
Lama guanicoe, Chile, Cáceres (2000) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Lama guanicoe, Chile, Henning (1984) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Lama guanicoe, Patagonia, Chile, Ruiz-Aravena & Correa (Reference Ruiz-Aravena and Correa2010).
Lama guanicoe, Chubut, Argentina, Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Uhart, Bono, Marull, Baldi and Peralta2003).
Lama guanicoe, Chubut, Argentina, Karesh et al. (Reference Karesh, Uhart, Dierenfeld, Braselton, Torres, House, Puche and Cook1998).
Lama guanicoe, Machaguay, Peru, Castillo et al. (Reference Castillo, Chávez, Hoces, Casas, Rosadio and Wheeler2008).
Lama guanicoe, Magallanes, Chile, Cunazza (1982) cited in Navone & Merino (Reference Navone and Merino1989).
Lama guanicoe, Magallanes, Chile, Zapata et al. (Reference Zapata, Marín, Mac-Niven, Ríos, Castro, Sepúlveda, Miragaya, Olivera and Puig2006).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza and Chubut, Argentina, Rago et al. (Reference Rago, Colombo, Marull, Carmanchahi, Moreno, Macedo, Gutiérrez, Perassi and Uhart2012).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza and San Juan, Argentina, Borghi et al. (Reference Borghi, Araoz, Jofre, Duarte and Mera y Sierra2004).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Colombo et al. (Reference Colombo, Rago and Moreno2009).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Rago et al. (Reference Rago, Colombo, Moreno, Beldomenico, Marull, Macedo, Gutiérrez, Uhart and Carmanchahi2008).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Moreno et al. (Reference Moreno, Ovejero and Colombo2010).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Moreno et al. (Reference Moreno, Schroeder, Taraborelli, Gregorio, Carmanchahi and Beldomenico2015).
Lama guanicoe, north-west Patagonia, Argentina, Olaechea et al. (Reference Olaechea, Larroza and Raffo2011).
Lama guanicoe, Río Negro, Argentina, Larrieu et al. (Reference Larrieu, Bigatti, Lukovich, Eddi, Bonazzi, Gómez, Niec and Oporto1982).
Lama guanicoe, San Juan, Argentina, González-Rivas et al. (Reference González-Rivas, Borghi and De Lamo2019).
Lama guanicoe, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Petrigh et al. (Reference Petrigh, Taglioretti and Fugassa2013a).
Lama guanicoe, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Santana et al. (Reference Santana, Martínez, Soulés, Milicevic, Cafrune, Larroza and Robles2020).
Lama guanicoe, (semi-captivity) Magallanes, Chile, Correa et al. (Reference Correa, Zapata and Soto-Gamboa2012).
Lama guanicoe, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, Navone & Merino (Reference Navone and Merino1989).
Pudu puda, Chile, Bravo Antilef (Reference Bravo Antilef2013).
Pudu puda, Chile, Wartluft (1992) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Pudu puda, Southern Patagonia, Chile, Duval (1990) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Pudu puda, Southern Patagonia, Chile, Sievers (1992) cited in Jiménez (Reference Jiménez, Duarte and González2010).
Pudu puda, Valdivia, Chile, Duval et al. (Reference Duval, Sievers and Valverde1990).
Zaedyus pichiy, Mendoza, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Superina and Navone2009).

Nematodirus spathiger Railliet, 1896

Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Moreno et al. (Reference Moreno, Schroeder, Taraborelli, Gregorio, Carmanchahi and Beldomenico2015).
Lama guanicoe, north-west Patagonia, Argentina, Olaechea et al. (Reference Olaechea, Larroza and Raffo2011).
Lama guanicoe, Río Negro, Argentina, Larrieu et al. (Reference Larrieu, Bigatti, Lukovich, Eddi, Bonazzi, Gómez, Niec and Oporto1982).
Lama guanicoe, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Petrigh & Fugassa (Reference Petrigh and Fugassa2015).

Nochtia pilosus Chabaud, Brygoo & Tcheprakoff, 1964

Tadarida brasiliensis, Santiago, Chile, Muñoz et al. (Reference Muñoz, Fredes, Raffo, González-Acuña, Muñoz and Cid2011).

Ollullanus tricuspis Leuckart, 1865

Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Magallanes, Chile, Alarcón (Reference Alarcón2005).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Magallanes, Chile, Valenzuela et al. (Reference Valenzuela, Alarcón and Alvarez2004).
Puma concolor, unspecified locality, cited in Rickard & Hoberg (Reference Rickard and Hoberg2000).
Puma concolor, Washington, USA, Rickard & Foreyt (Reference Rickard and Foreyt1992).

Tadaridanema delicatus Schwartz, 1927

Tadarida brasiliensis, Cuernavaca, Mexico, Martínez (2009) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Cuernavaca, Mexico, Peralta (2012) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Florida, USA, cited in Falcón-Ordaz et al. (Reference Falcón-Ordaz, Guzmán-Cornejo, García-Prieto and Gardner2006).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Florida, USA, Foster & Mertins (Reference Foster and Mertins1996).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Lima, Peru, Miranda (1965) cited in Vargas (Reference Vargas2008).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Mexico, Caballero & Caballero (1969).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Morelos, Mexico, Caspeta-Mandujano et al. (Reference Caspeta-Mandujano, Peralta-Rodríguez and Ramírez-Chávez2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Nuevo Mexico, USA, Cain (Reference Cain1966).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Oklahoma, USA, Nickel & Hansen (Reference Nickel and Hansen1967).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Peru, Sarmiento et al. (Reference Sarmiento, Tantaleán and Huiza1999).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Puebla, Zacatecas, Nuevo León and Durango, Mexico, Falcón-Ordaz et al. (Reference Falcón-Ordaz, Guzmán-Cornejo, García-Prieto and Gardner2006).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Pesenti et al. (Reference Pesenti, Gómes, Ruíz and Müller2015).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Texas, USA, Jameson (Reference Jameson1959).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Texas, USA, Martin (Reference Martin1976).

Trichohelix sp.

Tolypeutes matacus, Catamarca, Argentina, Monferrán & Reyes (Reference Monferrán and Reyes2014).
Tolypeutes matacus, Gran Chaco, Bolivia, Deem et al. (Reference Deem, Noss, Fiorello, Manharth, Robbins and Karesh2009).

Trichohelix tuberculata Parona & Stossich, 1901

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus vellerosus, Chubut, Buenos Aires and Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Ezquiaga & Navone (Reference Ezquiaga and Navone2013).
Chaetophractus villosus, Argentina, Ortlepp (1922) cited in Navone (Reference Navone1987).
Chaetophractus villosus, Argentina, Parona & Stossich (1901) cited in Navone (Reference Navone1987).
Chaetophractus villosus, Brazil, Travassos (1937) cited in Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires and Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Guerreiro Martins, Robles and Navone2016).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Córdoba, La Rioja, San Juan and San Luis, Argentina, Ezquiaga & Navone (Reference Ezquiaga and Navone2013).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Córdoba, Santa Fé and La Pampa, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1987).
Chaetophractus villosus, Chubut and Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus villosus, Pampas region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Chaetophractus villosus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).
Chaetophractus villosus, Argentina, Martínez (2003) cited in Monferrán & Reyes (Reference Monferrán and Reyes2014).
Chaetophractus villosus, Travassos (1937) cited in Navone (Reference Navone1987).
Conepatus chinga, Brazil, Travassos (1937) cited in Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).
Tolypeutes matacus, La Rioja, Argentina, Ríos et al. (Reference Ríos, Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).
Zaedyus pichiy, Mendoza and Río Negro, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).

Tricholeiperia sp.

Tadarida brasiliensis, Texas, USA, Martin (Reference Martin1976).

Family: Ornithostrongylidae Travassos, 1937

Allintoshius baudi Vaucher & Durette-Desset, 1980

Myotis chiloensis (aelleni), Chubut, Argentina, Vaucher & Durette-Desset (Reference Vaucher and Durette-Desset1980).
Myotis chiloensis, Río Negro, Argentina, Falconaro (Reference Falconaro2017).
Myotis chiloensis, Rio Negro, Argentina, Falconaro et al. (Reference Falconaro, Vega and Viozzi2018).

Allintoshius cubaensis Barus & Garrido, 1968

Tadarida brasiliensis, Cuba, Barus & del Valle (1967) cited in Muñoz et al. (Reference Muñoz, Fredes, Raffo, González-Acuña, Muñoz and Cid2011).

Allintoshius parallintoshius Araujo, 1940

Myotis levis, Brazil, cited in Yamaguti (Reference Yamaguti1961).
Myotis levis, unspecified locality, cited in Santos & Gibson (Reference Santos and Gibson2015).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Mexico, cited in Yamaguti (Reference Yamaguti1961).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Araújo (Reference Araújo1940).

Allintoshius sp.

Molossops temminckii, Bolivar, Colombia, Cuartas & Muñoz (Reference Cuartas and Muñoz1999).

Allintoshius tadaridae Caballero, 1942

Tadarida brasiliensis, Distrito Federal, Mexico, Caballero & Zerecero (1942) cited in Clarke-Crespo (Reference Clarke-Crespo2008).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Mexico, cited in Yamaguti (Reference Yamaguti1961).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Morelos, Mexico, Caspeta-Mandujano et al. (Reference Caspeta-Mandujano, Peralta-Rodríguez and Ramírez-Chávez2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Caballero (1942) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).

Inglamidum akodon Durette-Desset, Denke & Murua, 1976

Abrothrix olivacea, Valdivia, Chile, Denke & Murua (Reference Denke and Murua1977).
Abrothrix olivacea, Valdivia, Chile, Durette-Desset et al. (1976).

Family: Trichostrongylidae Lieper, 1908

Boehmiella perichitinea Gebauer, 1932

Myocastor coypus, Genauer (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Sutton (Reference Sutton1971).

Cooperia oncophora Railliet, 1898

Lama guanicoe, north-west Patagonia, Argentina, Olaechea et al. (Reference Olaechea, Larroza and Raffo2011).
Lama guanicoe, Río Negro, Argentina, Larrieu et al. (Reference Larrieu, Bigatti, Lukovich, Eddi, Bonazzi, Gómez, Niec and Oporto1982).

Cooperia pectinata Ransom, 1907

Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, Tavares et al. (Reference Tavares, Campião, Costa-Pereira and Paiva2017).

Cooperia punctata von Linstow, 1906

Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, Nascimento et al. (Reference Nascimento, Bonuti, Mapeli, Tebaldi, Arantes and Zettermann2000).

Cooperia sp.

Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Rago et al. (Reference Rago, Colombo, Moreno, Beldomenico, Marull, Macedo, Gutiérrez, Uhart and Carmanchahi2008).
Lama guanicoe, north-west Patagonia, Argentina, Olaechea et al. (Reference Olaechea, Larroza and Raffo2011).
Lama guanicoe, Peru, Castillo et al. (Reference Castillo, Chávez, Hoces, Casas, Rosadio and Wheeler2008).
Lama guanicoe, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, Navone & Merino (Reference Navone and Merino1989).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Uhart et al. (Reference Uhart, Vila, Beade, Balcarce and Karesh2003).
Pudu puda, Chile, cited in González Acuña (Reference González Acuña2002).
Pudu puda, Chile, Wartluft (1992) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Pudu puda, Southern Patagonia, Chile, Duval (1990) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Pudu puda, Southern Patagonia, Chile, Sievers (1992) cited in Jiménez (Reference Jiménez, Duarte and González2010).
Pudu puda, Valdivia, Chile, Duval et al. (Reference Duval, Sievers and Valverde1990).

Graphidioides affinis Megnin, 1895

Dolichotis patagonum, (captive) Buenos Aires, Argentina, Morini et al. (Reference Morini, Boero and Rodríguez1955).
Dolichotis patagonum, (captive) London, UK, Durette-Desset & Denke (Reference Durette-Desset and Denke1978).
Dolichotis patagonum, (captive) Montevideo, Uruguay, Bossi et al. (Reference Bossi, Ayala and Freyre1988).
Dolichotis patagonum, France and Argentina, cited in Yamaguti (Reference Yamaguti1961).
Dolichotis patagonum, (semi-captivity) London, UK, Porteous & Pankhurst (Reference Porteous and Pankhurst1998).
Dolichotis patagonum, unspecified locality, Sutton & Durette-Desset (Reference Sutton and Durette-Desset1995).
Lagostomus maximus, La Pampa, Argentina, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Branch, Machicote, Kinsella, Villarreal and Forrester2002).

Graphidioides mazzai Lent & Freitas, 1935

Galea leucoblephara, Argentina, Lent & Freitas (1935) cited in Sutton & Durette-Desset (Reference Sutton and Durette-Desset1995).

Graphidioides myocastoris Babero, Cabello & Kinoed, 1979

Myocastor coypus, Chile, Babero et al. (Reference Babero, Cabello and Kinoed1979) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).

Graphidioides rudicaudatus Railliet & Henry, 1909

Lagostomus maximus, Argentina, Railliet & Henry (1909) cited in Sutton & Durette-Desset (Reference Sutton and Durette-Desset1995).
Lagostomus maximus, Argentina, cited in Yamaguti (Reference Yamaguti1961).
Lagostomus maximus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Canova et al. (Reference Canova, Robles, Abba, Bautisteza and Navone2019b).
Lagostomus maximus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Sutton & Durette-Desset (Reference Sutton and Durette-Desset1995).
Lagostomus maximus, Entre Ríos and Buenos Aires, Argentina, Canova et al. (Reference Canova, Robles and Abba2018).
Lagostomus maximus, La Pampa, Argentina, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Branch, Machicote, Kinsella, Villarreal and Forrester2002).
Lagostomus maximus, San Luis, Argentina, Rossanigo et al. (Reference Rossanigo, Jackson and Lukovich1986).
Lagostomus maximus, Santiago del Estero and Tucumán, Argentina, Schuurmans & Stekhoven (1951) cited in Sutton & Durette-Desset (Reference Sutton and Durette-Desset1995).

Graphidioides taglei Babero & Cattan, 1975

Octodon bridgesi, Neuquén, Argentina, Sutton & Durette-Desset (Reference Sutton and Durette-Desset1995).

Graphinema aucheniae Guerro & Rojas, 1969

Lama guanicoe, Huallhua, Peru, Castillo et al. (Reference Castillo, Chávez, Hoces, Casas, Rosadio and Wheeler2008).

Haemonchus contortus Rudolphi, 1803

Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, Nascimento et al. (Reference Nascimento, Bonuti, Mapeli, Tebaldi, Arantes and Zettermann2000).

Haemonchus similis Travassos, 1914

Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, Nascimento et al. (Reference Nascimento, Bonuti, Mapeli, Tebaldi, Arantes and Zettermann2000).

Haemonchus sp.

Lama guanicoe, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, Navone & Merino (Reference Navone and Merino1989).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Uhart et al. (Reference Uhart, Vila, Beade, Balcarce and Karesh2003).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Rocha and Salto Departments, Uruguay, Hernández & González (Reference Hernández and González2012).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Salto, Uruguay, Castro Rodríguez & Rosadilla Maurin (Reference Castro Rodríguez and Rosadilla Maurin2014).

Mazamastrongylus peruvianus Guerrero & Chavez, 1967

Lama guanicoe, Calipuy, Peru, Castillo et al. (Reference Castillo, Chávez, Hoces, Casas, Rosadio and Wheeler2008).

Ostertagia circumcincta Stadelmann, 1894

Lama guanicoe, north-west Patagonia, Argentina, Olaechea et al. (Reference Olaechea, Larroza and Raffo2011).

Ostertagia ostertagi Stiles, 1892

Lama guanicoe, north-west Patagonia, Argentina, Olaechea et al. (Reference Olaechea, Larroza and Raffo2011).
Lama guanicoe, Río Negro, Argentina, Larrieu et al. (Reference Larrieu, Bigatti, Lukovich, Eddi, Bonazzi, Gómez, Niec and Oporto1982).
Pudu puda, Valdivia, Chile, Duval et al. (Reference Duval, Sievers and Valverde1990).

Ostertagia sp.

Lama guanicoe, Magallanes, Chile, Cunazza (1982) cited in Navone & Merino (Reference Navone and Merino1989).
Lama guanicoe, north-west Patagonia, Argentina, Olaechea et al. (Reference Olaechea, Larroza and Raffo2011).
Lama guanicoe, Peru, Castillo et al. (Reference Castillo, Chávez, Hoces, Casas, Rosadio and Wheeler2008).
Lama guanicoe, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, Navone & Merino (Reference Navone and Merino1989).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Uhart et al. (Reference Uhart, Vila, Beade, Balcarce and Karesh2003).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Rocha and Salto Departments, Uruguay, Hernández & González (Reference Hernández and González2012).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Salto, Uruguay, Castro Rodríguez & Rosadilla Maurin (Reference Castro Rodríguez and Rosadilla Maurin2014).
Pudu puda, Chile, cited in González Acuña (Reference González Acuña2002).
Pudu puda, Chile, Duval (1990) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Pudu puda, Chile, Wartluft (1992) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Pudu puda, Concepción, Chile, Fernández & Villalba (Reference Fernández and Villalba1986).
Pudu puda, Osorno and Valdivia, Chile, Díaz et al. (Reference Díaz, Rioseco and Cubillos1977).
Pudu puda, Osorno, Chile, Rioseco et al. (Reference Rioseco, Cubillos and Diaz1979).
Pudu puda, Valdivia, Chile, Duval et al. (Reference Duval, Sievers and Valverde1990).

Spiculopteragia asymmetrica Ware, 1925

Pudu puda, unspecified locality, cited in González Acuña (Reference González Acuña2002).
Pudu puda, Valdivia, Chile, Duval et al. (Reference Duval, Sievers and Valverde1990).

Trichostrongylidae gen. sp.

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus vellerosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Abba, Cassini and Navone2014).
Didelphis albiventris, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Teodoro et al. (Reference Teodoro, Cutolo, Motoi, Meira-Srejevitch, Pereira-Chiocco, Mendes and Allegretti2019).
Galictis cuja, Boreal Chaco, Paraguay, Seesee et al. (1981) cited in Yensen & Tarifa (Reference Yensen and Tarifa2003).
Lagostomus maximus, La Pampa, Argentina, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Branch, Machicote, Kinsella, Villarreal and Forrester2002).
Lagostomus maximus, La Rioja, Argentina, Ferreyra et al. (Reference Ferreyra, Uhart and Romano2007).
Lama guanicoe, Chubut, Argentina, Rago et al. (Reference Rago, Colombo, Marull, Carmanchahi, Moreno, Macedo, Gutiérrez, Perassi and Uhart2012).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Rago et al. (Reference Rago, Colombo, Marull, Carmanchahi, Moreno, Macedo, Gutiérrez, Perassi and Uhart2012).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, La Pampa, Argentina, Reigada et al. (Reference Reigada, Bisceglia and Miño2012b).
Tolypeutes matacus, Gran Chaco, Bolivia, Deem et al. (Reference Deem, Noss, Fiorello, Manharth, Robbins and Karesh2009).

Trichostrongylus axei Cobbold, 1879

Lama guanicoe, Río Negro, Argentina, Larrieu et al. (Reference Larrieu, Bigatti, Lukovich, Eddi, Bonazzi, Gómez, Niec and Oporto1982).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, Nascimento et al. (Reference Nascimento, Bonuti, Mapeli, Tebaldi, Arantes and Zettermann2000).
Pudu puda, Concepción, Chile, Fernández & Villalba (Reference Fernández and Villalba1986).
Pudu puda, Osorno and Valdivia, Chile, Díaz et al. (Reference Díaz, Rioseco and Cubillos1977).
Pudu puda, Osorno, Chile, Rioseco et al. (Reference Rioseco, Cubillos and Diaz1979).
Pudu puda, Valdivia, Chile, Duval et al. (Reference Duval, Sievers and Valverde1990).

Trichostrongylus colubriformis Giles, 1892

Lama guanicoe, north-west Patagonia, Argentina, Olaechea et al. (Reference Olaechea, Larroza and Raffo2011).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Magallanes, Chile, Alarcón (Reference Alarcón2005).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Magallanes, Chile, Valenzuela et al. (Reference Valenzuela, Alarcón and Alvarez2004).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Martino et al. (Reference Martino, Radman, Parrado, Bautista, Cisterna, Silvestrini and Corba2012).
Myocastor coypus, Erhardova (1958) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, Nascimento et al. (Reference Nascimento, Bonuti, Mapeli, Tebaldi, Arantes and Zettermann2000).

Trichostrongylus retortaeformis Zeder, 1800

Dolichotis patagonum, (semi-captivity) London, UK, Porteous & Pankhurst (Reference Porteous and Pankhurst1998).
Myocastor coypus, unspecified locality, Enigk (Reference Enigk1933).

Trichostrongylus sigmodontis Baylis, 1945

Myocastor coypus, Louisiana, USA, Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Trichostrongylus sp.

Lama guanicoe, Chubut, Argentina, Karesh et al. (Reference Karesh, Uhart, Dierenfeld, Braselton, Torres, House, Puche and Cook1998).
Lama guanicoe, Magallanes, Chile, Cunazza (1982) cited in Navone & Merino (Reference Navone and Merino1989).
Lama guanicoe, north-west Patagonia, Olaechea et al. (Reference Olaechea, Larroza and Raffo2011).
Lama guanicoe, Peru, Castillo et al. (Reference Castillo, Chávez, Hoces, Casas, Rosadio and Wheeler2008).
Lama guanicoe, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, Navone & Merino (Reference Navone and Merino1989).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Magallanes, Chile, Alarcón (Reference Alarcón2005).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Martino et al. (Reference Martino, Radman, Parrado, Bautista, Cisterna, Silvestrini and Corba2012).
Myocastor coypus, Claussen (1933) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Schonenberger (1933) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Uhart et al. (Reference Uhart, Vila, Beade, Balcarce and Karesh2003).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Rocha and Salto Departments, Uruguay, Hernández & González (Reference Hernández and González2012).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Salto, Uruguay, Castro Rodríguez & Rosadilla Maurin (Reference Castro Rodríguez and Rosadilla Maurin2014).
Pudu puda, Chile, Bravo Antilef (Reference Bravo Antilef2013).
Pudu puda, Southern Patagonia, Chile, Sievers (1992) cited in Jiménez (Reference Jiménez, Duarte and González2010).
Pudu puda, Valdivia, Chile, Duval et al. (Reference Duval, Sievers and Valverde1990).

Trichostrongylus vitrinus Looss, 1905

Lama guanicoe, Río Negro, Argentina, Larrieu et al. (Reference Larrieu, Bigatti, Lukovich, Eddi, Bonazzi, Gómez, Niec and Oporto1982).

Family: Viannaiidae Durette-Desset & Chabaud, 1981

Travassostrongylus orloffi Travassos, 1935

Didelphis albiventris, Bello Horizonte, Brazil, Silva & Costa (Reference Silva and Costa1999).
Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Antunes (Reference Antunes2005).

Travassostrongylus sp.

Didelphis albiventris, Sao Paulo, Brazil. Teodoro et al. (Reference Teodoro, Cutolo, Motoi, Meira-Srejevitch, Pereira-Chiocco, Mendes and Allegretti2019).

Viannaia hamata Travassos, 1914

Didelphis albiventris, Bello Horizonte, Brazil, Silva & Costa (Reference Silva and Costa1999).
Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Antunes (Reference Antunes2005).

Viannaia sp.

Didelphis albiventris, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Teodoro et al. (Reference Teodoro, Cutolo, Motoi, Meira-Srejevitch, Pereira-Chiocco, Mendes and Allegretti2019).
Myocastor coypus, Gebauer (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Schacher (1955) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Viannella viscaciae Goodey, 1925

Lagostomus maximus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Canova et al. (Reference Canova, Robles, Abba, Bautisteza and Navone2019b).
Lagostomus maximus, Entre Ríos and Buenos Aires, Argentina, Canova et al. (Reference Canova, Robles and Abba2018).
Lagostomus maximus, La Pampa, Argentina, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Branch, Machicote, Kinsella, Villarreal and Forrester2002).
Lagostomus maximus, San Luis, Argentina, Rossanigo et al. (Reference Rossanigo, Jackson and Lukovich1986).

Phylum: Platyhelminthes

Class: Cestoda Rudolphi, 1808

Cestoda gen. sp.

Abrothrix olivacea, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Landaeta-Aqueveque (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque2004).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Uruguaiana, Brazil, Graup et al. (Reference Graup, Correa and Bilo2016).
Lestodelphys halli, La Pampa, Argentina, Bagnato et al. (Reference Bagnato, Martin, Soibelzon and Digiani2018).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Magallanes, Chile, Alarcón (Reference Alarcón2005).
Myocastor coypus, Freund (1930) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Heidegger (1931) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Order: Cyclophyllidea van Beneden in Braun, 1900

Cyclophyllidea gen. sp.

Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Miño et al. (Reference Miño, Rojas Herrera, Notarnicola, Robles and Navone2012).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Miño et al. (Reference Miño, Rojas Herrera, Notarnicola and Hodara2019).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Rojas Herrera et al. (Reference Rojas Herrera, Miño and Notarnicola2012).
Lagostomus maximus, Entre Ríos, Argentina, Canova et al. (Reference Canova, Robles and Abba2018).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Ruas et al. (Reference Ruas, Muller, Farias, Gallina, Lucas, Pappen, Sinkoc and Brum2008).

Family: Anoplocephalidae Blanchard, 1891

Andrya octodonensis Barbero & Cattan, 1975

Phyllotis xanthopygus, Jujuy, Argentina, Haverkost & Gardner (Reference Haverkost and Gardner2010).

Andrya sp.

Myocastor coypus, Spasskil (1951) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Andrya vesiculata Haverkost & Gardner, 2010

Phyllotis xanthopygus, Cochabamba, Bolivia, Haverkost & Gardner (Reference Haverkost and Gardner2010).

Anoplocephalidae gen. sp.

Lagidium wolffsohni, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Fugassa (Reference Fugassa2016).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Kinsella, Uhart, Gutiérrez, Pereira, Ferreyra and Marull2005).
Panthera onca, Veracruz, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).

Anoplocephala sp.?

Lycalopex culpaeus, Mendoza, Argentina, Neira et al. (Reference Neira, Pereyra Lobos and Mera y Sierra2016).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Martino et al. (Reference Martino, Radman, Parrado, Bautista, Cisterna, Silvestrini and Corba2012).
Myocastor coypus, Claussen (1933) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Louisiana, USA, Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Atriotaenia hastati Vaucher, 1982

Conepatus chinga, Cusco, Peru, Gómez-Puerta et al. (Reference Gómez-Puerta, Ticona, Lopez-Urbina and González2012).

Mathevotaenia argentinensis Campbell, Gardner & Navone, 2003

Didelphis albiventris, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Campbell et al. (Reference Campbell, Gardner and Navone2003).
Tolypeutes matacus, La Rioja, Argentina, Ríos et al. (Reference Ríos, Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).

Mathevotaenia bivittata Janicki, 1904

Didelphis albiventris, unspecified locality, Travassos (Reference Travassos1965).

Mathevotaenia diminuta Navone, 1989

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Chaco region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Chaetophractus vellerosus, Formosa, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1988).

Mathevotaenia matacus Navone, 1989

Tolypeutes matacus, Chaco, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1988).
Tolypeutes matacus, Chaco, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1997).

Mathevotaenia sanmartini Jiménez, Braun, Campbell & Gardner, 2008

Thylamys pallidior, Cochabamba, Bolivia, Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Guineo, Corti, Smith-Flueck, Vila, Gizejewski, Gill, McShea and Geist2008).
Thylamys pallidior, Jujuy, Argentina, Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Guineo, Corti, Smith-Flueck, Vila, Gizejewski, Gill, McShea and Geist2008).

Mathevotaenia sp.

Chaetophractus vellerosus, (captive) Corrientes, Argentina, Martínez et al. (Reference Martínez, Troiano and Gauna Añasco1999).
Chaetophractus vellerosus, Pampas and Chaco region, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chaetophractus villosus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Ezquiaga & Navone (Reference Guerreiro Martins, Robles and Navone2015).
Chaetophractus villosus, Pampas region, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Didelphis albiventris, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Navone & Suriano (Reference Navone and Suriano1992a).
Tolypeutes matacus, La Rioja, Argentina, Ríos et al. (Reference Ríos, Ezquiaga, Abba and Navone2016).
Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).
Zaedyus pichiy, Mendoza, Argentina, Ezquiaga et al. (Reference Ezquiaga, Superina and Navone2009).
Zaedyus pichiy, Mendoza, Argentina, Superina et al. (Reference Superina, Garner and Aguilar2009).
Zaedyus pichiy, Pampas, Monte and Estepa region, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).

Moniezia benedeni Moniez, 1879

Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Moreno et al. (Reference Moreno, Schroeder, Taraborelli, Gregorio, Carmanchahi and Beldomenico2015).

Moniezia expansa Rudolphi, 1805

Lama guanicoe, Chile, Alcaino et al. (1991) cited in De Lamo (Reference De Lamo2011).
Lama guanicoe, Chubut, Argentina, Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Uhart, Bono, Marull, Baldi and Peralta2003).

Moniezia sp.

Hippocamelus bisulcus, Aysén and Ñuble, Chile, Perez Sandoval (2010).
Hippocamelus bisulcus, Chile, cited in Povilitis (Reference Povilitis1979).
Hippocamelus bisulcus, Ñuble, Chile, Díaz et al. (Reference Díaz, Rioseco and Cubillos1977).
Hippocamelus bisulcus, Osorno, Chile, Rioseco et al. (Reference Rioseco, Cubillos and Diaz1979).
Lama guanicoe, Patagonia, Chile, Ruiz-Aravena & Correa (Reference Ruiz-Aravena and Correa2010).
Lama guanicoe, Chubut and Mendoza, Argentina, Rago et al. (Reference Rago, Colombo, Marull, Carmanchahi, Moreno, Macedo, Gutiérrez, Perassi and Uhart2012).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Colombo et al. (Reference Colombo, Rago and Moreno2009).
Lama guanicoe, north-west Patagonia, Argentina, Olaechea et al. (Reference Olaechea, Larroza and Raffo2011).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Uhart et al. (Reference Uhart, Vila, Beade, Balcarce and Karesh2003).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Rocha and Salto Departments, Uruguay, Hernández & González (Reference Hernández and González2012).

Monoecocestus hydrochoeri Baylis, 1928

Myocastor coypus, Argentina, Boero & Boehringer (Reference Boero and Boehringer1967a).

Monoecocestus sp.

Lagostomus maximus, La Pampa, Argentina, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Branch, Machicote, Kinsella, Villarreal and Forrester2002).
Myocastor coypus, Sprehn (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Fanfa, Farret, da Silve and Monteiro1961).

Viscachataenia quadrata von Linstow, 1904

Lagidium moreni (viscacia), Río Negro, Argentina, Denegri et al. (Reference Denegri, Dopchiz, Elissondo and Beveridge2003).

Family: Dipylidiidae Railliet, 1896

Dipylidium caninum Linnaeus, 1758

Lycalopex culpaeus, Central Andes, Peru, Moro et al. (Reference Moro, Ballarta, Gilman, Leguia, Rojas and Montes1998).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Argentina, cited in Lucherini & Vidal (Reference Lucherini and Vidal2008).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Argentina, cited in Lucherini et al. (Reference Lucherini, Pessino, Farias, Sillero-Zubiri, Hoff-mann and Macdonald2004).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Led et al. (Reference Led, Boero and Feldman1970).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia (Reference Scioscia2015).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia et al. (Reference Scioscia, Pierangeli, Debiaggi, Antonelli, Fugassa and Denegri2012).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia et al. (Reference Scioscia, Moore, Moré, Pedrana, Lavallén and Denegri2019).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Chile, Oyarzún-Ruiz & González-Acuña (Reference Oyarzún-Ruíz and González-Acuña2018).

Joyeuxiella sp.

Lycalopex gymnocercus, Argentina, cited in Lucherini et al. (Reference Lucherini, Pessino, Farias, Sillero-Zubiri, Hoff-mann and Macdonald2004).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Led et al. (Reference Led, Boero and Feldman1970).

Family: Hymenolepidae Perrier, 1897

Hymenolepidae gen. sp.

Myocastor coypus, Akhumian (1956) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Hymenolepis diminuta Rudolphi, 1819

Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia (Reference Scioscia2015).

Hymenolepis fasciata Rudolphi, 1819

Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Magallanes, Chile, Alarcón (Reference Alarcón2005).

Hymenolepis gertschi Macy, 1947

Tadarida brasiliensis, Mexico, Caballero & Caballero (1969).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Nuevo Mexico, USA, Cain (Reference Cain1966).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Texas and Louisiana, USA, Martin (Reference Martin1976).

Hymenolepis nana Siebold, 1852

Leopardus groffroyi, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Zonta et al. (Reference Zonta, Ezquiaga, Demergassi, Pereira and Navone2019).

Hymenolepis octocoronata von Linstow, 1879

Myocastor coypus, Gmeiner (1931) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Heidegger (1931) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Henry (1931) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Hulphers (1931) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Meggitt (1924) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Schonenberger (1933) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Martino et al. (Reference Martino, Radman, Parrado, Bautista, Cisterna, Silvestrini and Corba2012).

Hymenolepis sp.

Abrothrix hirta, Lago Peñuelas National Reservation, Chile, Cattan et al. (Reference Cattan, Núñez and Yánez1992) cited in Landaeta-Aqueveque et al. (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque, Robles and Cattan2007).
Abrothrix olivacea, Lago Peñuelas National Reservation, Chile, Cattan et al. (Reference Cattan, Núñez and Yánez1992) cited in Landaeta-Aqueveque et al. (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque, Robles and Cattan2007).
Abrothrix olivacea, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Landaeta-Aqueveque et al. (Reference Landaeta-Aqueveque, Robles and Cattan2007).
Akodon azarae, Formosa, Argentina, Guerreiro Martins et al. (Reference Guerreiro Martins, Robles and Navone2015).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Reigada et al. (Reference Reigada, Bisceglia, Guidobono and Miño2012a).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia (Reference Scioscia2015).

Rodentolepis akodontis Rego, 1967

Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires and Entre Ríos, Argentina, Guerreiro Martins et al. (Reference Guerreiro Martins, Robles and Navone2015).

Rodentolepis avetjanae Akhumian, 1956

Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Martino et al. (Reference Martino, Radman, Parrado, Bautista, Cisterna, Silvestrini and Corba2012).
Myocastor coypus, Akhumian (1956) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Rodentolepis sp.

Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Miño et al. (Reference Miño, Rojas Herrera and Notarnicola2008).
Myocastor coypus, Chile, Babero et al. (Reference Babero, Cabello and Kinoed1979) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).

Vampirolepis decipiens Diesing, 1850

Eumops patagonicus, unspecified locality, cited in Santos & Gibson (Reference Santos and Gibson2015).
Molossops temmincki, unspecified locality, cited in Santos & Gibson (Reference Santos and Gibson2015).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Cuernavaca, Mexico, Martínez (2009) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Cuernavaca, Mexico, Peralta (2012) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Florida, USA, Foster & Mertins (Reference Foster and Mertins1996).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Morelos, Mexico, Caspeta-Mandujano et al. (Reference Caspeta-Mandujano, Peralta-Rodríguez and Ramírez-Chávez2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Pesenti et al. (Reference Pesenti, Gómes, Ruíz and Müller2015).

Vampirolepis guarany Rego, 1961

Eumops patagonicus, Corrientes, Argentina, Milano (Reference Milano2016).
Eumops patagonicus, unspecified locality, cited in Santos & Gibson (Reference Santos and Gibson2015).

Vampirolepis phyllostomi Vaucher, 1982

Eumops patagonicus, unspecified locality, cited in Santos & Gibson (Reference Santos and Gibson2015).

Vampirolepis sp.

Desmodus rotundus, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Ferreira Cardia (2012).
Myotis chiloensis, Río Negro, Argentina, Falconaro (Reference Falconaro2017).
Myotis chiloensis, Rio Negro, Argentina, Falconaro et al. (Reference Falconaro, Vega and Viozzi2018).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Nuevo León, Puebla and Zacatecas, Mexico, Guzmán-Cornejo et al. (Reference Guzmán-Cornejo, García-Prieto, Pérez-Ponce de León and Morales-Malacara2003).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Muñoz et al. (Reference Muñoz, Fredes, Raffo, González-Acuña, Muñoz and Cid2011).

Vampirolepis sp. (another species)

Myotis chiloensis, Río Negro, Argentina, Falconaro (Reference Falconaro2017).
Myotis chiloensis, Rio Negro, Argentina, Falconaro et al. (Reference Falconaro, Vega and Viozzi2018).

Vampirolepis temmincki Vaucher, 1986

Molossops temminckii, unspecified locality, cited in Santos & Gibson (Reference Santos and Gibson2015).

Family: Mesocestoididae Perrier, 1897

Mesocestoides lineatus Goeze, 1782

Lycalopex culpaeus, Central Andes, Peru, Moro et al. (Reference Moro, Ballarta, Gilman, Leguia, Rojas and Montes1998).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Córdoba, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Magallanes, Chile, Alarcón (Reference Alarcón2005).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Magallanes, Chile, Valenzuela et al. (Reference Valenzuela, Alarcón and Alvarez2004).
Puma concolor, Oregon, USA, Rausch et al. (Reference Rausch, Maser and Hoberg1983).
Puma concolor, Suriname, Orlepp (Reference Orlepp1924).

Mesocestoides sp.

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Gallas & Fraga da Silveira (Reference Gallas and Fraga da Silveira2011b).
Leopardus colocolo, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Gallas & Fraga da Silveira (Reference Gallas and Fraga da Silveira2011b).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Gallas & Fraga da Silveira (Reference Gallas and Fraga da Silveira2011b).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, Zanini et al. (Reference Zanini, Laferrara, Bitsch, Pérez and Elissondo2006).
Puma concolor, (captive) Cuenca, Ecuador, Romero & Carmona (Reference Romero and Carmona2018).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Forrester et al. (Reference Forrester, Conti and Belden1985).
Puma concolor, Suriname, Orlepp (Reference Orlepp1924).

Family: Taeniidae Ludwig, 1886

Echinococcus granulosus Batsch, 1786

Hippocamelus bisulcus, Aysén Region, Chile, Hernández et al. (Reference Hernández, Verdugo, Cárdenas, Sandoval, Morales, Olmedo, Bahamonde, Aldridge and Acosta-Jamett2019).
Lama guanicoe, Chile, Cunazza (1978) cited in De Lamo (Reference De Lamo2011).
Lama guanicoe, Chile, Cunazza (1981, 1991) cited in Díaz (Reference Díaz2008).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Argentina, Szidat (1963) cited in Schantz et al. (Reference Schantz, Lord and Zabaleta1972).
Lycalopex culpaeus, (experimental infection) Neuquén, Argentina, Schantz et al. (Reference Schantz, Colli, Cruz-Reyes and Prezioso1976).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Neuquén, Argentina, Szidat (1960) cited in Schantz et al. (1972).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Neuquén, Argentina, Schantz et al. (1972).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Neuquén, Argentina, Schantz et al. (Reference Schantz, Cruz-Reyes, Colli and Lord1975).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Blood & Lelijved (1969) cited in Schantz et al. (1972).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia et al. (Reference Scioscia, Moore, Moré, Pedrana, Lavallén and Denegri2019).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Szidat (Reference Szidat1971).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, (experimental infection), Buenos Aires, Argentina, Schantz et al. (Reference Schantz, Colli, Cruz-Reyes and Prezioso1976).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, unspecified locality, cited in Lucherini et al. (Reference Lucherini, Pessino, Farias, Sillero-Zubiri, Hoff-mann and Macdonald2004).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Buenos Aires, Argentina, Blood & Lelijved (1969) cited in Schantz et al. (1972).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), (experimental infection) La Pampa, Argentina, Schantz et al. (Reference Schantz, Colli, Cruz-Reyes and Prezioso1976).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), (experimental infection) Magallanes, Chile, Gómez et al. (Reference Gómez, Tamayo, Alarez and Veneros2006).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), (experimental infection) Magallanes, Chile, Gómez (Reference Gómez2005).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Río Negro, Argentina, Schantz et al. (Reference Schantz, Cruz-Reyes, Colli and Lord1975).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, Zanini et al. (Reference Zanini, Laferrara, Bitsch, Pérez and Elissondo2006).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Tierra del Fuego, Chile, Aguilera (Reference Aguilera2001).
Microcavia australis, La Pampa, Argentina, De la Barrera (1947) cited in Schantz & Colli (Reference Schantz and Colli1973).
Myocastor coypus, Coutelen et al. (1939) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Henry (1931) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Wolffhugel (1920) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Wolffhugel (1951) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Pudu puda, Chile, Bravo Antilef (Reference Bravo Antilef2013).
Pudu puda, Concepción, Chile, Fernández & Villalba (Reference Fernández and Villalba1986).
Puma concolor, Manitoba, Canada, Dare & Watkins (Reference Dare and Watkins2012).

Echinococcus oligarthra Diesing, 1863

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Brazil, cited in Yamaguti (Reference Yamaguti1959).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Brazil, Travassos (Reference Travassos1965).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, (captive) London, UK, Cameron (1926) cited in Brenes-Madrigal et al. (Reference Brenes-Madrigal, Monge Ocampo, Muñoz Montoya and Rojas Herrera1973).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Colombia, D'Alessandro et al. (Reference D'Alessandro, Rausch, Morales, Collet and Angel1981).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Panama, Thatcher & Sousa (1966) cited in Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Schmidt (1986) cited in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Leopardus colocolo, La Pampa, Argentina, Szidat (Reference Szidat1967).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Brazil, cited in Yamaguti (Reference Yamaguti1959).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Schantz & Colli (Reference Schantz and Colli1973).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Schmidt (1986) cited in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Panthera onca, Colón, Panama, Thatcher & Sousa (Reference Thatcher and Sousa1967).
Puma concolor, Brazil, cited in Schantz & Colli (Reference Schantz and Colli1973).
Puma concolor, Brazil, cited in Yamaguti (Reference Yamaguti1959).
Puma concolor, Brazil, Lühe (1910) cited in Dollfus (Reference Dollfus1944).
Puma concolor, Brazil, Travassos (Reference Travassos1965).
Puma concolor, Colombia, D'Alessandro et al. (Reference D'Alessandro, Rausch, Morales, Collet and Angel1981).
Puma concolor, Panama, Tatcher & Sousa (1966) cited in Schantz & Colli (Reference Schantz and Colli1973).
Puma concolor, San José, Costa Rica, Brenes-Madrigal et al. (Reference Brenes-Madrigal, Monge Ocampo, Muñoz Montoya and Rojas Herrera1973).
Puma concolor, Schmidt (1986) cited in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).

Echinococcus sp.

Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Blood et al. (Reference Blood, Lelijveld and Lord1963).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia (Reference Scioscia2015).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Las Chinchillas, Chile, cited in González del Solar & Rau (Reference González del Solar, Rau, Sillero-Zubiri, Hoffman and Macdonald2004).
Myocastor coypus, Sprehn (1930) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Hydatigera taeniaeformis Batsch, 1786

Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Miño et al. (Reference Miño, Rojas Herrera and Notarnicola2008).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Miño et al. (Reference Miño, Rojas Herrera, Notarnicola, Robles and Navone2012).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Miño et al. (Reference Miño, Rojas Herrera and Notarnicola2013).
Leopardus guigna, Chaimavida, Chile, Fernández & Villalba (Reference Fernández and Villalba1984).
Leopardus guigna, La Araucania, Los Lagos, Los Ríos and Metropolitan regions, Chile, Acuña Olea (Reference Acuña Olea2019).
Myocastor coypus, Hohner (1954) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Phyllotis xanthopygus, Chile Chico, Chile, Cubillos et al. (Reference Cubillos, Torres and Gallardo1991).
Puma concolor, Brazil, Diesing (1850) cited in Rausch et al. (Reference Rausch, Maser and Hoberg1983).
Puma concolor, (captive) London, UK, Dollfus (Reference Dollfus1944).
Puma concolor, Suriname, Orlepp (Reference Orlepp1924).
Puma concolor, unspecified locality, Travassos (Reference Travassos1965).
Puma concolor, Venezuela, Díaz Ungría (1973) cited in Cañizales & Guerrero (Reference Cañizales and Guerrero2017).

Taenia hydatigena Pallas, 1766

Hippocamelus bisulcus, Aysén Region, Chile, Hernández et al. (Reference Hernández, Verdugo, Cárdenas, Sandoval, Morales, Olmedo, Bahamonde, Aldridge and Acosta-Jamett2019).
Hippocamelus bisulcus, (captive) Santiago de Chile, Chile, cited in Povilitis (Reference Povilitis1998).
Hippocamelus bisulcus, Chile, Aldridge & Montecinos (Reference Aldridge, Montecinos and Valverde1998).
Hippocamelus bisulcus, Chile, Texera (1974) cited in Simonetti (Reference Simonetti1995).
Hippocamelus bisulcus, unspecified locality, cited in Flueck & Smith-Flueck (Reference Flueck and Smith-Flueck2011).
Hippocamelus bisulcus, unspecified locality, cited in Flueck & Smith-Flueck (Reference Flueck and Smith-Flueck2012).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Central Andes, Peru, Moro et al. (Reference Moro, Ballarta, Gilman, Leguia, Rojas and Montes1998).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Chile, Oyarzún-Ruiz & González-Acuña (Reference Oyarzún-Ruíz and González-Acuña2018).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, Zanini et al. (Reference Zanini, Laferrara, Bitsch, Pérez and Elissondo2006).
Myocastor coypus, Hohner (1954) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Misiones, Argentina, Laffont et al. (Reference Laffont, Benítez, Rigonatto, Alvarez and Benitez Infuleski2017).
Pudu puda, (captive) Concepción, Chile, Fernández & Villalba (Reference Fernández and Villalba1986).
Pudu puda, Chile, Bravo Antilef (Reference Bravo Antilef2013).
Pudu puda, Chile, González Acuña (Reference González Acuña2002).
Pudu puda, Frädrich (1975) cited in Jiménez (Reference Jiménez, Duarte and González2010).
Pudu puda, Neumann (1992) cited in Jiménez (Reference Jiménez, Duarte and González2010).
Pudu puda, Osorno and Valdivia, Chile, Díaz et al. (Reference Díaz, Rioseco and Cubillos1977).
Pudu puda, Osorno, Chile, Rioseco et al. (Reference Rioseco, Cubillos and Diaz1979).
Pudu puda, southern Chile, Sievers (1992) cited in Jiménez (Reference Jiménez, Duarte and González2010).
Pudu puda, unspecified locality, cited in Jiménez (Reference Jiménez, Duarte and González2010).
Puma concolor, Oregon, USA, Rausch et al. (Reference Rausch, Maser and Hoberg1983).
Puma concolor, Suriname, Orlepp (Reference Orlepp1924).

Taenia macrocystis Diesing, 1850

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Boreal Chaco, Paraguay, Schmidt & Martin (Reference Schmidt and Martin1978).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Brazil, cited in Yamaguti (Reference Yamaguti1959).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Brazil, Travassos (Reference Travassos1965).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, unspecified locality, cited in Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Kinsella, Uhart, Gutiérrez, Pereira, Ferreyra and Marull2005).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Boreal Chaco, Paraguay, Schmidt & Martin (Reference Schmidt and Martin1978).
Leopardus geoffroyi, unspecified locality, cited in Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Kinsella, Uhart, Gutiérrez, Pereira, Ferreyra and Marull2005).
Leopardus geoffroyi, unspecified locality, Yamaguti (Reference Yamaguti1959) in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Panthera onca, Lühe (1910) cited in Verster (Reference Verster1969).

Taenia multiceps Leske, 1780

Leopardus geoffroyi, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Moreno, Kinsella, Pereira, Ferreira, Abba and Beldomenico2011).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Reigada et al. (Reference Reigada, Bisceglia, Guidobono and Miño2012a).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Pampa, Argentina, Beldomenico et al. (Reference Beldomenico, Kinsella, Uhart, Gutiérrez, Pereira, Ferreyra and Marull2005).
Leopardus guigna, Chaimavida, Chile, Fernández & Villalba (Reference Fernández and Villalba1984).
Leopardus guigna, Chiloé, Chile, Contreras Barria (Reference Contreras Barria2012).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Central Andes, Peru, Moro et al. (Reference Moro, Ballarta, Gilman, Leguia, Rojas and Montes1998).
Myocastor coypus, Meggitt (1924) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Pachenstechler (1877) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Railliet & Moughet (1919) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Shults (1931) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Puma concolor, Nanchititla, Mexico, Silva-Caballero (Reference Silva-Caballero2010).
Puma concolor, Oregon, USA, Rausch et al. (Reference Rausch, Maser and Hoberg1983).
Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid (Reference Waid1990).
Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid & Pence (Reference Waid and Pence1988).

Taenia omissa Lühe, 1910

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Brazil, Lühe (1910) cited in Rausch et al. (Reference Rausch, Maser and Hoberg1983).

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, South America, Travassos (Reference Travassos1965).
Puma concolor, Brazil, Lühe (1910) cited in Dollfus (Reference Dollfus1944).
Puma concolor, Cuzco, Peru, Gómez-Puerta et al. (Reference Gómez-Puerta, Alarcon, Pacheco, Franco, Lopez-Urbina and González2016).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Forrester et al. (Reference Forrester, Conti and Belden1985).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Cunningham, Kinsella, Mclaughlin and Forrester2006).
Puma concolor, Hornocker (1970) cited in Currier (Reference Currier1983).
Puma concolor, Leiby & Dyer (1971) cited in Currier (Reference Currier1983).
Puma concolor, Manitoba, Canada, Dare & Watkins (Reference Dare and Watkins2012).
Puma concolor, Oregon, USA, Rausch et al. (Reference Rausch, Maser and Hoberg1983).
Puma concolor, Orocué, Colombia, Rausch (1981) cited in Rausch et al. (Reference Rausch, Maser and Hoberg1983).
Puma concolor, Paraguay, Schmidt & Martin (Reference Schmidt and Martin1978).
Puma concolor, Sitton & Wallen (1976) cited in Currier (Reference Currier1983).
Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid (Reference Waid1990).
Puma concolor, Texas, USA, Waid & Pence (Reference Waid and Pence1988).
Puma concolor, South America, Travassos (Reference Travassos1965).
Puma concolor, Venezuela, Lopez-Neyra & Diaz-Ungria (1958) cited in Rausch et al. (Reference Rausch, Maser and Hoberg1983).
Puma concolor, Verster (Reference Verster1969) cited in Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).
Puma concolor, Washington, USA, Rickard & Foreyt (Reference Rickard and Foreyt1992).

Taenia ovis Cobbold, 1869

Puma concolor, (captive) Paris, France, Dollfus (Reference Dollfus1944).
Puma concolor, Oregon, USA, Rausch et al. (Reference Rausch, Maser and Hoberg1983).
Puma concolor, Washington, USA, Rickard & Foreyt (Reference Rickard and Foreyt1992).

Taenia pisiformis Bloch, 1780

Lycalopex gymnocercus, unspecified locality, cited in Lucherini et al. (Reference Lucherini, Pessino, Farias, Sillero-Zubiri, Hoff-mann and Macdonald2004).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Led et al. (Reference Led, Boero and Feldman1970).

Taenia serialis Gervais, 1847

Myocastor coypus, Clapham (1942) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Hall (1919) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Henry (1931) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Meggitt (1924) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Sprehn (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Taenia sp.

Leopardus colocolo, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Moreno, Kinsella, Pereira, Ferreira, Abba and Beldomenico2011).
Leopardus guigna, La Araucania, Los Lagos, Maule, O'higgins and Valparaíso regions, Chile, Acuña Olea (Reference Acuña Olea2019).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Chile, cited in Medel & Jaksic (Reference Medel and Jaksic1988).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Chile, Oyarzún-Ruiz & González-Acuña (Reference Oyarzún-Ruíz and González-Acuña2018).
Lycalopex culpaeus, La Paz, Bolivia, Ayala-Aguilar et al. (Reference Ayala-Aguilar, Nallar, Alandia-Robles, Limachi-Quiñajo, Mollericona and Ayala-Crespo2013).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia (Reference Scioscia2015).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia et al. (Reference Scioscia, Pierangeli, Debiaggi, Antonelli, Fugassa and Denegri2012).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia et al. (Reference Scioscia, Moore, Moré, Pedrana, Lavallén and Denegri2019).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Argentina, Nájera & Conejos (1951) cited in Alarcón (Reference Alarcón2005).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Tierra del Fuego, Chile, Aguilera (Reference Aguilera2001).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Martino et al. (Reference Martino, Radman, Parrado, Bautista, Cisterna, Silvestrini and Corba2012).

Taeniidae gen. sp.

Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Miño et al. (Reference Miño, Rojas Herrera, Notarnicola and Hodara2019).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Bolivia, Fiorello et al. (Reference Fiorello, Robbins, Maffei and Wade2006).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Araucania Region, Chile, Nahuelanca (Reference Nahuelanca2013).
Panthera onca, Cockscomb Basin, Belize, Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).
Panthera onca, Veracruz and Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).
Puma concolor, Veracruz and Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).

Order: Diphyllobothriidea Kuchta, Scholz, Brabec & Bray, 2008

Diphyllobothriidea gen. sp.

Leopardus geoffroyi, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Reigada et al. (Reference Reigada, Bisceglia, Guidobono and Miño2012a).
Leopardus guigna, La Araucania, Los Lagos and Valparaíso Region, Chile, Acuña Olea (Reference Acuña Olea2019).
Panthera onca, Espírito Santo, Brazil, Srbek-Araujo et al. (Reference Srbek-Araujo, Costa-Santos, de Almeida V, Pezzi-Guimaraes and Garcia-Chiarello2014).

Family: Diphyllobothriidae Lühe, 1910

Diphyllobothriidae gen. sp.

Didelphis albiventris, Brazil, Travassos (Reference Travassos1965).
Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Antunes (Reference Antunes2005).
Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Bernardon et al. (Reference Bernardon, Pegoraro, Suárez and Müller2015).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Bernardon et al. (Reference Bernardon, Pegoraro, Suárez and Müller2015).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Ruas et al. (Reference Ruas, Muller, Farias, Gallina, Lucas, Pappen, Sinkoc and Brum2008).

Diphyllobothrium latum Linnaeus, 1758

Puma concolor, Meggitt (1924) cited in Dollfus (Reference Dollfus1944).

Diphyllobothrium sp.

Conepatus chinga, São Paulo and Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, (captive) Buenos Aires, Argentina, Parodi & Widakowich (1917) cited in Roth et al. (Reference Roth, Arbetman, Flores, Semenas and Viozzi2018).
Lontra provocax, Los Ríos region, Chile, Proboste et al. (Reference Proboste, Muñoz and Sepúlveda2010).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, (captive) north-eastern Argentina, Martínez et al. (Reference Martínez, Troiano, Gauna Añasco, Duchene and Juega Siscardi2000).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil, Rego & Schäffer (1992) cited in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, north-eastern Argentina, Martínez (1987) cited in Ruas et al. (Reference Ruas, Muller, Farias, Gallina, Lucas, Pappen, Sinkoc and Brum2008).
Panthera onca, (captive) Buenos Aires, Argentina, Parodi & Widakowich (1917) cited in Roth et al. (Reference Roth, Arbetman, Flores, Semenas and Viozzi2018).
Panthera onca, (captive) Goiania, Brazil, Carneiro et al. (Reference Carneiro, Komma, Pereira and dos Santos1972).
Panthera onca, Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Puma concolor, (captive) Buenos Aires, Argentina, McDonagh (Reference McDonagh1930) cited in Roth et al. (Reference Roth, Arbetman, Flores, Semenas and Viozzi2018).

Diphyllobothrium trinitatis Cameron, 1936

Panthera onca, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Panthera onca, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Vicente et al. (Reference Vicente, Rodrigues, Gómes and Pinto1997).

Spirometra erinaceieuropaei Rudolphi, 1819

Conepatus chinga, Cusco, Peru, Gómez Puerta et al. (Reference Gómez-Puerta, Ticona, López-Urbina and González2009).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Chaco Boreal, Paraguay, Schmidt & Martin (Reference Schmidt and Martin1978).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Schmidt (1986) cited in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Boreal Chaco, Paraguay, Schmidt & Martin (Reference Schmidt and Martin1978).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Schmidt (1986) cited in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia et al. (Reference Scioscia, Petrigh, Beldomenico and Denegri2014).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia (Reference Scioscia2015).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia et al. (Reference Scioscia, Moore, Moré, Pedrana, Lavallén and Denegri2019).
Panthera onca, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Puma concolor, Brazil, Diesing (1850) cited in Dollfus (Reference Dollfus1944).
Puma concolor, Brazil, Škeříková et al. (Reference Škeříková, Brabec, Kuchta, Jiménez, García and Scholz2006).

Spirometra mansonoides Mueller, 1935

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Boreal Chaco, Paraguay, Schmidt & Martin (Reference Schmidt and Martin1978).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Northeast Argentina, Martínez et al. (Reference Martínez, Laffont and Rodríguez Camon2010).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Boreal Chaco, Paraguay, Schmidt & Martin (Reference Schmidt and Martin1978).
Leopardus guigna, Chaimavida, Chile, Fernández & Villalba (Reference Fernández and Villalba1984).
Leopardus guigna, Los Lagos and Maule Region, Chile, Acuña Olea (Reference Acuña Olea2019).
Leopardus guigna, Valdivia, Chile, Wolfhugel (1949) cited in González-Acuña et al. (Reference González-Acuña, Moreno, Ardiles, Flores, Duclos and Kinsella2010).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Boreal Chaco, Paraguay, Schmidt & Martin (Reference Schmidt and Martin1978).
Panthera onca, (captive) Lima, Peru, Tantaleán & Michaud (Reference Tantaleán and Michaud2005).
Panthera onca, (captive) north-east Argentina, Martínez et al. (Reference Martínez, Laffont and Rodríguez Camon2010).
Panthera onca, (captive) Peru, Aranda et al. (Reference Aranda, Serrano-Martínez, Tantaleán, Quispe and Casas2013).
Puma concolor, (captive) Cuenca, Ecuador, Romero & Carmona (Reference Romero and Carmona2018).
Puma concolor, (captive) Lima, Peru, Tantalean & Michaud (Reference Tantaleán and Michaud2005).
Puma concolor, (captive) Peru, Aranda et al. (Reference Aranda, Serrano-Martínez, Tantaleán, Quispe and Casas2013).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Cunningham, Kinsella, Mclaughlin and Forrester2006).
Puma concolor, Nanchititla, Mexico, Benítez (2005) cited in Chinchilla et al. (Reference Chinchilla, González, Valerio, Gutiérrez-Espeleta and Apéstegui2009).
Puma concolor, Northeast Argentina, Martínez et al. (Reference Martínez, Laffont and Rodríguez Camon2010).
Puma concolor, Venezuela, Romero (1974) cited in Cañizales & Guerrero (Reference Cañizales and Guerrero2017).

Spirometra sp.

Didelphis albiventris, Uruguay, Armúa Fernández et al. (Reference Armúa-Fernández, Burutarán, Bazzano, Félix, Castro and Venzal2019).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, (captive) Iquitos, Peru, Villena Cumpa (Reference Villena Cumpa2015).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Wrublewski et al. (Reference Wrublewski, Kusma and Teixeira2018).
Leopardus colocolo, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Gressler et al. (Reference Gressler, Gómes Noll, Barros de Freitas and González Monteiro2016).
Leopardus colocolo, Uruguay, Armúa Fernández et al. (Reference Armúa-Fernández, Burutarán, Bazzano, Félix, Castro and Venzal2019).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Bolivian Chaco, Bolivia, Fiorello et al. (Reference Fiorello, Robbins, Maffei and Wade2006).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Zonta et al. (Reference Zonta, Ezquiaga, Demergassi, Pereira and Navone2019).
Leopardus guigna, Chiloé, Chile, Acosta-Jamett et al. (Reference Acosta-Jamett, Contreras, Muñoz, Briceño, Chirgwin and Hernández2018).
Leopardus guigna, Chiloé, Chile, Contreras Barria (Reference Contreras Barria2012).
Leopardus guigna, La Araucania, Los Lagos and Maule regions, Chile, Acuña Olea (Reference Acuña Olea2019).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Central region, Chile, Rubio et al. (Reference Rubio, Fredes and Bonacic2013).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Bolivian Chaco, Bolivia, Fiorello et al. (Reference Fiorello, Robbins, Maffei and Wade2006).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Petrigh et al. (Reference Petrigh, Scioscia, Denegri and Fugassa2013b).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, La Pampa, Argentina, Reigada et al. (Reference Reigada, Bisceglia and Miño2012b).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Mato Grosso, Brazil, cited in Rego & Schaffer (Reference Rego and Schaffer1992).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Northern Uruguay, Lena Vadora & Radcenco Alvez (Reference Lena Vadora and Radcenco Alvez2017).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Ruas et al. (Reference Ruas, Muller, Farias, Gallina, Lucas, Pappen, Sinkoc and Brum2008).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), (captive) Chile, Muñoz (1998) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), (captive) Chile, Muñoz et al. (1998) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Panthera onca, (captive) Santa Cruz, Bolivia, Beltrán-Saavedra et al. (Reference Beltrán-Saavedra, Angulo and Gonzales2009a).
Panthera onca, Cockscomb Basin, Belize, Watt (1987) cited in Seymour (Reference Seymour1989).
Panthera onca, Nanchititla, Mexico, Silva-Caballero (Reference Silva-Caballero2010).
Panthera onca, Veracruz and Yucatán, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).
Puma concolor, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Moreno, Kinsella, Pereira, Ferreira, Abba and Beldomenico2011).
Puma concolor, Boreal Chaco, Paraguay, Schmidt & Martin (Reference Schmidt and Martin1978).
Puma concolor, (captive) Chile, Gorman et al. (1986) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Puma concolor, (captive) Chile, Salas (1985) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).
Puma concolor, (captive) Santa Cruz, Bolivia, Beltrán-Saavedra et al. (Reference Beltrán-Saavedra, Beldoménico and Gonzáles2009b).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Cunningham, Kinsella, Mclaughlin and Forrester2006).
Puma concolor, Nanchititla, Mexico, Silva-Caballero (Reference Silva-Caballero2010).
Puma concolor, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Wrublewski et al. (Reference Wrublewski, Kusma and Teixeira2018).
Puma concolor, Yucatán, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).

Class: Trematoda Rudolphi, 1808

Trematoda gen. sp.

Didelphis albiventris, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Pedrassani et al. (Reference Pedrassani, Biolchi, Kühl and Pontarolo2019).
Leopardus guigna, Chiloé, Chile, Acosta-Jamett et al. (Reference Acosta-Jamett, Contreras, Muñoz, Briceño, Chirgwin and Hernández2018).
Myocastor coypus, Freund (1930) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Panthera onca, Espírito Santo, Brazil, Srbek-Araujo et al. (Reference Srbek-Araujo, Costa-Santos, de Almeida V, Pezzi-Guimaraes and Garcia-Chiarello2014).

Subclass: Aspidogastrea Faust & Tang, 1936

Order: Aspidogastrida Dollfus, 1958

Family: Aspidogastridae Poche, 1907

Aspidogastridae gen. sp.

Myocastor coypus, Louisiana, USA, Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Subclass: Digenea Carus, 1863

Order: Echinostomida La Rue, 1957

Superfamily: Echinostomoidea Looss, 1899

Family: Echinostomatidae Looss, 1899

Echinoparyphium scapteromae Sutton, 1983

Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Navone et al. (Reference Navone, Notarnicola, Nava, Robles, Galliari and Lareschi2009).

Echinostoma revolutum Froehlich, 1802

Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Antunes (Reference Antunes2005).
Myocastor coypus, Corrientes and Santa Fé, Argentina, Martínez & Binda (1993) cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Myocastor coypus, Corrientes and Santa Fé, Argentina, Martínez (2003) cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Myocastor coypus, Louissiana, USA, Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Isthmiophora melis Schrank, 1788

Myocastor coypus, Chaco, Argentina, Martínez (1984) cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Myocastor coypus, Chaco, Argentina, Martínez (1986) cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Myocastor coypus, Chaco, Argentina, Martínez (2003) cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Myocastor coypus, Chaco, Argentina, Sutton (1989) cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).

Family: Fasciolidae Railliet, 1895

Fasciola gigantica Cobbold, 1855

Myocastor coypus, Akhumian (1956) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Fasciola hepatica Linnaeus, 1758

Hippocamelus bisulcus, (captive) Santiago de Chile, Chile, Povilitis (Reference Povilitis1998).
Lagidium moreni (viscacia), Río Negro, Argentina, Led et al. (1979) cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Lama guanicoe, (captive) Chubut, Argentina, Flores et al. (Reference Flores, Martínez, Rivera, Miragaya, Olivera and Puig2006).
Lama guanicoe, Río Negro, Argentina, Larroza & Olaechea (Reference Larroza and Olaechea2010).
Lama guanicoe, Río Negro, Argentina, Olaechea & Abad (Reference Olaechea and Abad2005).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Issia et al. (Reference Issia, Ovejero, Carmanchahi, Pietrokovsky and Wisnivesky-Colli2007).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Issia et al. (Reference Issia, Pietrokovsky, Sousa-Figueiredo, Stothard and Wisnivesky-Colli2009).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Mera y Sierra et al. (Reference Mera y Sierra, Cantero and González2015).
Lama guanicoe, Mendoza, Argentina, Pereyra Lobos et al. (Reference Pereyra Lobos, Neira, Granzotto, Vasconselos, Leiton, Logarzo and Mera y Sierra2016).
Lama guanicoe, (semi-captive) Patagonia, Argentina, Robles et al. (Reference Robles, von Thungen, Cabrera, Chodilef, Odeon, Parreño, Miragaya, Olivera and Puig2006a).
Lama guanicoe, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Petrigh et al. (Reference Petrigh, Taglioretti and Fugassa2013a).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lahille (1918) cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Martino et al. (Reference Martino, Radman, Parrado, Bautista, Cisterna, Silvestrini and Corba2012).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Wolffhugel (1909) cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Myocastor coypus, Lavalleja, Uruguay, Gayo et al. (Reference Gayo, Cuervo, Rosadilla, Birriel, Dell'Oca, Trelles, Cuore and Mera y Sierra2011).
Myocastor coypus, Loire-Atlantique, Francia, Menard et al. (Reference Menard, Agoulon, Hostis, Rondelaud, Collard and Chauvin2001).
Myocastor coypus, Mendoza, Argentina, Issia et al. (Reference Issia, Pietrokovsky, Sousa-Figueiredo, Stothard and Wisnivesky-Colli2009).
Myocastor coypus, Hulphers (1933) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Lahille (1918) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Lorber (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Schunenberger (1933) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Wolffhugel (1916) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Wolffhugel (1919) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Rocha and Salto Departments, Uruguay, Hernández & González (Reference Hernández and González2012).
Pudu puda, Chile, Bravo Antilef (Reference Bravo Antilef2013).

Pudu puda, southern Chile, Valverde (1988) cited in Cortés Gutiérrez (Reference Cortés Gutiérrez2006).

Family: Psilostomidae Looss, 1900

Psilostomum sp.

Myocastor coypus, Louisiana, USA, Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Family: Rhopaliidae Looss, 1899

Rhopalias baculifer Braun, 1900

Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, Martínez et al. (Reference Martínez, Brandetti and Boero1973).
Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Antunes (Reference Antunes2005).

Rhopalias coronatus Rudolphi, 1819

Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, Martínez et al. (Reference Martínez, Brandetti and Boero1973).
Didelphis albiventris, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lombardero & Moriena (Reference Lombardero and Moriena1973).
Didelphis albiventris, Paraná, Brazil, Zabott et al. (Reference Zabott, Benghi Pinto, Viott, Gruchouskei and Bittencourt2017).
Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Antunes (Reference Antunes2005).
Didelphis albiventris, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Teodoro et al. (Reference Teodoro, Cutolo, Motoi, Meira-Srejevitch, Pereira-Chiocco, Mendes and Allegretti2019).
Didelphis albiventris, Uruguaiana, Brazil, Graup et al. (Reference Graup, Correa and Bilo2016).

Rhopalias horridus Diesing, 1850

Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, Boero & Boehringer (1967) cited in Martínez et al. (Reference Martínez, Brandetti and Boero1973).
Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, cited in Lombardero & Moriena (Reference Lombardero and Moriena1973).
Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, Martínez et al. (Reference Martínez, Brandetti and Boero1973).

Rhopalias macracanthus Chandler, 1932

Didelphis albiventris, Corrientes, Argentina, Martínez (1986) in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Didelphis albiventris, Corrientes, Argentina, Martínez (2003) in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).

Rhopalias sp.

Didelphis albiventris, Corrientes, Argentina, Santa Cruz et al. (Reference Santa Cruz, Borda, Montenegro, Gómez, Prieto and Scheibler1999).

Superfamily: Paramphistomoidea Fischoeder, 1901

Family: Cladorchiidae Fischoeder, 1901

Chiostichorchis waltheri Sprehn, 1932

Myocastor coypus, Argentina, Martínez (1986) cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Myocastor coypus, Argentina, Martínez (2003) cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Myocastor coypus, Argentina, Sutton (1989) cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Myocastor coypus, Artigas & Pacheco (1933) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myoastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Sutton (1974) cited in Sutton & Damborenea (Reference Sutton and Damborenea2000).
Myocastor coypus, Chaco region, Argentina, Boero & Boehringer (Reference Boero and Boehringer1967a).
Myocastor coypus, Grieder (1937) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Sprehn (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Family: Paramphistomidae Fischoeder, 1901

Paramphistomum sp.

Myocastor coypus, Gebauer (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Ozotoceros bezoarticus, Rocha and Salto Departments, Uruguay, Hernández & González (Reference Hernández and González2012).

Superfamily: Pronocephaloidea Looss, 1899

Family: Notocotylidae Lühe, 1909

Hippocrepis fuelleborni Travassos & Vogelsang, 1930

Myocastor coypus, Chaco region, Argentina, Boero & Boehringer (Reference Boero and Boehringer1967a).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Chaco and Corrientes, Argentina, Martínez (1986) cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Chaco and Corrientes, Argentina, Martínez (2003) cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Chaco and Corrientes, Argentina, Sutton (1989) cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Sutton (1974) cited in Sutton & Damborenea (Reference Sutton and Damborenea2000).
Myocastor coypus, Chaco region, Argentina, Boero & Boehringer (Reference Boero and Boehringer1967a).
Myocastor coypus, Henry (1933) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).
Myocastor coypus, Ostrowski de Nuñez (1976) cited in Rocha et al. (Reference Rocha, Gallas and da Silveira2012).
Myocastor coypus, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Rocha et al. (Reference Rocha, Gallas and da Silveira2012).
Myocastor coypus, Uruguay, Kohn & Pereira (Reference Kohn and Pereira1970).
Myocastor coypus, Uruguay, Travassos & Vogelsang (Reference Travassos and Vogelsang1930).

Hippocrepis myocastoris Babero, Cabello & Kinoed, 1979

Myocastor coypus, Ipún Island, Chile, Babero et al. (Reference Babero, Cabello and Kinoed1979).
Myocastor coypus, Río Negro, Argentina, Flores et al. (Reference Flores, Brugni and Rauque2007).

Order: Plagiorchiida La Rue, 1957

Superfamily: Gorgoderoidea Looss, 1901

Family: Dicrocoeliidae Looss, 1899

Athesmia foxi Goldberger & Crane, 1911

Lycalopex gymnocercus, Argentina, Martínez (1985) cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Argentina, Martínez (1986) cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Argentina, Martínez (2003) cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, north-eastern Argentina, Martínez (1986) cited in Ruas et al. (Reference Ruas, Muller, Farias, Gallina, Lucas, Pappen, Sinkoc and Brum2008).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, north-eastern Argentina, Martínez (1987) cited in Ruas et al. (Reference Ruas, Muller, Farias, Gallina, Lucas, Pappen, Sinkoc and Brum2008).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, unspecified locality, cited in Lucherini et al. (Reference Lucherini, Pessino, Farias, Sillero-Zubiri, Hoff-mann and Macdonald2004).

Athesmia heterolecithodes Braun, 1899

Lycalopex gymnocercus, northern Uruguay, Lena Vadora & Radcenco Alvez (Reference Lena Vadora and Radcenco Alvez2017).
Myocastor coypus, Argentina, Martínez & Binda (1992) cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).

Conspicuum icteridorum Denton & Byrd, 1951

Tadarida brasiliensis, Texas and Louisiana, USA, Martin (Reference Martin1976).

Dicrocoelium lanceolatum Stiles & Hassall, 1898

Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Martino et al. (Reference Martino, Radman, Parrado, Bautista, Cisterna, Silvestrini and Corba2012).
Myocastor coypus, Sprehn (1932) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Dicrocoelium rileyi Macy, 1932

Tadarida brasiliensis, Cuernavaca, Mexico, Martínez (2009) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Cuernavaca, Mexico, Peralta (2012) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Durango, Mexico, Caballero & Rodríguez (1969) cited in Caspeta-Mandujano et al. (Reference Caspeta-Mandujano, Peralta-Rodríguez and Ramírez-Chávez2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Florida, USA, Foster & Mertins (Reference Foster and Mertins1996).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Mexico and USA, cited in Caballero & Caballero (1969).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Morelos, Mexico, Caspeta-Mandujano et al. (Reference Caspeta-Mandujano, Peralta-Rodríguez and Ramírez-Chávez2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Nuevo Mexico, USA, Cain (Reference Cain1966).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Oklahoma, USA, Nickel & Hansen (Reference Nickel and Hansen1967).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Texas and Louisiana, USA, Martin (Reference Martin1976).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Texas, USA, Jameson (Reference Jameson1959).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Zacateca, Nuevo León, Puebla and Durango, Mexico, Guzmán-Cornejo et al. (Reference Guzmán-Cornejo, García-Prieto, Pérez-Ponce de León and Morales-Malacara2003).

Dicrocoelium sp.

Myocastor coypus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Martino et al. (Reference Martino, Radman, Parrado, Bautista, Cisterna, Silvestrini and Corba2012).

Platynosomum beltrani Caballero & Caballero, 1969

Tadarida brasiliensis, Monterrey and Nueva León, Mexico, Caballero & Caballero (1969).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Nueva León, Mexico, Caballero & Rodríguez (1969) cited in Caspeta-Mandujano et al. (Reference Caspeta-Mandujano, Peralta-Rodríguez and Ramírez-Chávez2017).

Platynosomum fastosum Kossak, 1910

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Pernambuco, Brazil, Simoes Barbosa & Pontal (Reference Simoes Barbosa and Pontal1949).
Puma concolor, Venezuela, Caballero & Díaz Ungría (1958) cited in Cañizales & Guerrero (Reference Cañizales and Guerrero2017).
Puma concolor, Venezuela, Díaz Ungría (1973) cited in Cañizales & Guerrero (Reference Cañizales and Guerrero2017).

Platynosomum illiciens Braun, 1901

Galictis cuja, Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais, Brazil, Corrêa et al. (Reference Corrêa, Bueno, Vieira and Muniz-Pereira2016).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, (captive) Bahía, Brazil, De Castro & Albuquerque (Reference De Castro and Albuquerque2008).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Pernambuco, Brazil, Barbosa & Pontual (1949) cited in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Pernambuco, Brazil, Rodrigues (1963) cited in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Panthera onca, (captive) Bahía, Brazil, De Castro & Albuquerque (Reference De Castro and Albuquerque2008).
Puma concolor, (captive) Salvador, Brazil, De Castro & Albuquerque (Reference De Castro and Albuquerque2008).

Platynosomum sp.

Leopardus geoffroyi, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Zonta et al. (Reference Zonta, Ezquiaga, Demergassi, Pereira and Navone2019).

Zonorchis goliath Travassos, 1945

Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, Montenegro et al. (Reference Montenegro, Santa Cruz, Gómez and Borda1998).
Didelphis albiventris, Corrientes, Argentina, Santa Cruz et al. (Reference Santa Cruz, Borda, Montenegro, Gómez, Prieto and Scheibler1999).
Didelphis albiventris, Cuiabá, Brazil, Ramos et al. (Reference Ramos, Santos and Freitas2016).

Zoonorchis oxymycterae Sutton, 1983

Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Guerreiro Martins et al. (Reference Guerreiro Martins, Rojas, Diaz, Robles and Navone2018).
Akodon azarae, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Navone et al. (Reference Navone, Notarnicola, Nava, Robles, Galliari and Lareschi2009).

Family: Paragonimidae Dollfus, 1939

Paragonimus caliensis Little, 1968

Didelphis albiventris?, Cali, Colombia, Little (Reference Little1968).

Paragonimus inca Miyazaki, Mazabel, Grados & Uyema, 1975

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Peru, Miyazaki et al. (1975) cited in Blair et al. (Reference Blair, Xu and Agatsuma1999).
Puma concolor, Peru, Miyazaki et al. (1975) cited in Blair et al. (Reference Blair, Xu and Agatsuma1999).

Paragonimus mexicanus Miyazaki & Ishii, 1968

Didelphis albiventris, Cajamarca, Peru, Tantaleán et al. (1992) cited in Chero et al. (Reference Chero, Sáez, Mendoza-Vidaurre, Iannacone and Cruces2017).
Didelphis albiventris, Miyazaki et al. (1978) cited in Blair et al. (Reference Blair, Xu and Agatsuma1999).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Mexico, Lamothe-Argumedo & Cruz (Reference Lamothe-Argumedo and Cruz1993).

Paragonimus rudis Diesing, 1850

Panthera onca, Colón, Panama, Thatcher (Reference Thatcher1967).

Paragonimus sp.

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Cali, Colombia, Little (Reference Little1968).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Wrublewski et al. (Reference Wrublewski, Kusma and Teixeira2018).
Panthera onca, Cockscomb Basin, Belize, Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).

Family: Troglotrematidae Odhner, 1914

Nanophyetus salmincola Chapin, 1927

Puma concolor, Kistner et al. (1979) cited in Ferguson et al. (Reference Ferguson, Woodberry, Gillin, Jackson, Sanders, Madigan, Bildfell and Kent2011).

Superfamily: Microphalloidea Ward, 1901

Family: Anenterotrematidae Yamaguti, 1958

Anenterotrema eduardocaballeroi Texeira de Freitas, 1960

Molossops temminckii, Corrientes, Argentina, Milano (Reference Milano2016).

Anenterotrema liliputianum Travassos, 1928

Molossops temminckii, Misiones, Argentina, Lunaschi & Notarnicola (Reference Lunaschi and Notarnicola2010).

Family: Gyrabascidae Macy, 1935

Allassogonoporus dromiciops Brugni & Flores, 2007

Dromiciops gliroides, Neuquén, Argentina, Brugni & Flores (Reference Brugni and Flores2007).
Dromiciops gliroides, Patagonia, Argentina, Bagnato et al. (Reference Bagnato, Martin, Soibelzon and Digiani2018).

Allassogonoporus marginalis Olivier, 1938

Tadarida brasiliensis, Texas and Louisiana, Martin (Reference Martin1976).

Family: Lecithodendriidae Luhe, 1901

Acanthatrium eptesci Alicata, 1932

Tadarida brasiliensis, Oklahoma, USA, Rogers (1965) cited in Martin (Reference Martin1976).

Acanthatrium lunatum Williams, 1960

Tadarida brasiliensis, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Muñoz et al. (Reference Muñoz, Fredes, Raffo, González-Acuña, Muñoz and Cid2011).

Acanthatrium nycteridis Faust, 1919

Tadarida brasiliensis, Texas, USA, Martin (Reference Martin1976).

Acanthatrium sp.

Tadarida brasiliensis, Florida, USA, Foster & Mertins (Reference Foster and Mertins1996).

Gymnoacetabulum talaveraensis Lunaschi, 2002

Eumops patagonicus, Corrientes, Argentina, Milano (Reference Milano2016).
Myotis levis, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lunaschi (Reference Lunaschi2002).
Myotis levis, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lunaschi (Reference Lunaschi2006).
Myotis levis, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lunaschi (Reference Lunaschi2002).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lunaschi & Notarnicola (Reference Lunaschi and Notarnicola2010).

Limatulum limatulum Braun, 1900

Tadarida brasiliensis, Morelos, Mexico, Caspeta-Mandujano et al. (Reference Caspeta-Mandujano, Peralta-Rodríguez and Ramírez-Chávez2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Oaxaca, Mexico, Caballero & Bravo (1950) cited in Caspeta-Mandujano et al. (Reference Caspeta-Mandujano, Peralta-Rodríguez and Ramírez-Chávez2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, San Carlos, Chile, Muñoz et al. (Reference Muñoz, Fredes, Raffo, González-Acuña, Muñoz and Cid2011).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Caballero (1943) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).

Limatulum oklahomense Macy, 1932

Tadarida brasiliensis, Distrito Federal, Mexico, Caballero (1940) cited in Clarke-Crespo (Reference Clarke-Crespo2008).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Distrito Federal, Mexico, Lamothe Argumedo et al. (1997) cited in Caspeta-Mandujano et al. (Reference Caspeta-Mandujano, Peralta-Rodríguez and Ramírez-Chávez2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Florida, USA, Foster & Mertins (Reference Foster and Mertins1996).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Oklahoma, USA, Ubelaker et al. (Reference Ubelaker, Specian, Duszynski, Baker, Jones and Carter1979).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Pesenti et al. (Reference Pesenti, Gómes, Ruíz and Müller2015).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Texas, USA, Martin (Reference Martin1976).

Limatulum umbilicatum Vélez & Thatcher, 1990

Sturnira lilium, Antioquia, Colombia, Vélez & Thatcher (Reference Vélez and Thatcher1990).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Argentina and Colombia, cited in Santos & Gibson (Reference Santos and Gibson2015).

Ochoterenatrema breckenridgei Macy, 1936

Tadarida brasiliensis, Florida, USA, Foster & Mertins (Reference Foster and Mertins1996).

Ochoterenatrema caballeroi Texeira de Freitas, 1957

Lasiurus villosissimus (cinereus)?, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Ferreira Cardia (2012).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Nuevo Mexico, USA, Cain (Reference Cain1966).

Ochoterenatrema fraternum Freitas & Ibanez, 1963

Tadarida brasiliensis, Moche, Peru, Teixeira de Freitas & Ibañez (1963) cited in Lamothe-Argumedo et al. (Reference Lamothe-Argumedo, García Prieto, Osorio Salabria and Ponce de León1997).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Peru, cited in Santos & Gibson (Reference Santos and Gibson2015).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Peru, Ibañez-Herrera (Reference Ibañez-Herrera1998).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Moche, Peru, Caballero & Caballero (1969).

Ochoterenatrema labda Caballero, 1943

Eumops patagonicus, Corrientes, Argentina, Milano (Reference Milano2016).
Molossops temminckii, Corrientes, Argentina, Milano (Reference Milano2016).
Myotis levis, Argentina, cited in Santos & Gibson (Reference Santos and Gibson2015).
Myotis levis, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lunaschi (Reference Lunaschi2006).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lunaschi & Notarnicola (Reference Lunaschi and Notarnicola2010).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Caballero (1946) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Cuernavaca, Mexico, Martínez (2009) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Cuernavaca, Mexico, Peralta (2012) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Distrito Federal, Mexico, Caballero (1940) cited in Clarke-Crespo (Reference Clarke-Crespo2008).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Distrito Federal, Mexico, Caballero (1943) cited in Muñoz et al. (Reference Muñoz, Fredes, Raffo, González-Acuña, Muñoz and Cid2011).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Florida, USA, Foster & Mertins (Reference Foster and Mertins1996).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Morelos, Mexico, Caspeta-Mandujano et al. (Reference Caspeta-Mandujano, Peralta-Rodríguez and Ramírez-Chávez2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Nuevo Mexico, USA, Caballero & Caballero (1969).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Nuevo Mexico, USA, Cain (Reference Cain1966).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Nuevo León, Puebla, Zacatecas and Durango, Mexico, Guzmán-Cornejo et al. (Reference Guzmán-Cornejo, García-Prieto, Pérez-Ponce de León and Morales-Malacara2003).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Puebla, Mexico, Díaz (1977) cited in Caspeta-Mandujano et al. (Reference Caspeta-Mandujano, Peralta-Rodríguez and Ramírez-Chávez2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Pesenti et al. (Reference Pesenti, Gómes, Ruíz and Müller2015).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Texas and Louisiana, USA, Martin (Reference Martin1976).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Texas, USA, Jameson (Reference Jameson1959).

Ochoterenatrema sp.

Myotis chiloensis, Río Negro, Argentina, Falconaro (Reference Falconaro2017).
Myotis chiloensis, Rio Negro, Argentina, Falconaro et al. (Reference Falconaro, Vega and Viozzi2018).

Parabascus limatulus Dubois, 1964

Myotis chiloensis, Río Negro, Argentina, Falconaro (Reference Falconaro2017).
Myotis chiloensis, Rio Negro, Argentina, Falconaro et al. (Reference Falconaro, Vega and Viozzi2018).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lunaschi (Reference Lunaschi2004).
Tadarida brasiliensis, unspecified locality, cited in Santos & Gibson (Reference Santos and Gibson2015).

Parabascus sp.

Myotis chiloensis, Río Negro, Argentina, Falconaro (Reference Falconaro2017).
Myotis chiloensis, Rio Negro, Argentina, Falconaro et al. (Reference Falconaro, Vega and Viozzi2018).

Paralecithodendrium aranhai Lent, Texeira de Freitas & Proença, 1945

Eumops patagonicus, Corrientes, Argentina, Milano (Reference Milano2016).

Paralecithodendrium carlsbadensis Cain, 1966

Tadarida brasiliensis, Nuevo Mexico, USA, Cain (Reference Cain1966).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Muñoz et al. (Reference Muñoz, Fredes, Raffo, González-Acuña, Muñoz and Cid2011).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Nuevo Mexico, USA, Caballero & Caballero (1969).

Paralecithodendrium conturbatum Freitas, 1960

Tadarida brasiliensis, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Boero & Led (Reference Boero and Led1971).
Tadarida brasiliensis, unspecified locality, cited in Santos & Gibson (Reference Santos and Gibson2015).

Paralecithodendrium chilostomum Mehlis, 1831

Tadarida brasiliensis, Florida, USA, Foster & Mertins (Reference Foster and Mertins1996).

Paralecithodendrium naviculum Macy, 1936

Tadarida brasiliensis, Distrito Federal, Mexico, Lamothe et al. (1996) cited in Clarke-Crespo (Reference Clarke-Crespo2008).

Paralecithodendrium scabrum Caballero, 1940

Tadarida brasiliensis, Lima, Peru, Miranda (1965) cited in Vargas (Reference Vargas2008).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Mexico, Caballero (1940) cited in Muñoz et al. (Reference Muñoz, Fredes, Raffo, González-Acuña, Muñoz and Cid2011).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Mexico, Caballero (1943) cited in Muñoz et al. (Reference Muñoz, Fredes, Raffo, González-Acuña, Muñoz and Cid2011).

Paralecithodendrium sp.

Myotis chiloensis, Río Negro, Argentina, Falconaro (Reference Falconaro2017).
Myotis chiloensis, Rio Negro, Argentina, Falconaro et al. (Reference Falconaro, Vega and Viozzi2018).

Paralecithodendrium swansoni Macy, 1936

Sturnira lilium, Antioquia, Colombia, Vélez & Thatcher (Reference Vélez and Thatcher1990).
Tadarida brasiliensis, California, USA, Nahhas et al. (Reference Nahhas, Yang and Uch2005).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Jamaica, Webster (Reference Webster1971).

Postorchigenes joannae Zdzitowiecki, 1967

Myotis chiloensis, Río Negro, Argentina, Falconaro (Reference Falconaro2017).
Myotis chiloensis, Rio Negro, Argentina, Falconaro et al. (Reference Falconaro, Vega and Viozzi2018).

Postorchigenes paraguayensis Fischthal & Martin, 1978

Eumops patagonicus, unspecified locality, cited in Santos & Gibson (Reference Santos and Gibson2015).

Tremajoannes buckleyi Saoud, 1964

Tadarida brasiliensis, Nuevo Mexico, USA, Cain (Reference Cain1966).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Nuevo Mexico, USA, Caballero & Caballero (1969).

Family: Microphallidae Ward, 1901

Maritrema huillini Flores, Brugni & Pozzi, 2012

Lontra provocax, Río Negro, Argentina, Flores et al. (Reference Flores, Brugni and Pozzi2012).

Superfamily: Opisthorchioidea Looss, 1899

Family: Heterophyidae Leiper, 1909

Ascocotyle felippei Travassos, 1928

Lycalopex culpaeus, Chile, Oyarzún-Ruiz & González-Acuña (Reference Oyarzún-Ruíz and González-Acuña2018).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Chile, Oyarzún-Ruiz & González-Acuña (Reference Oyarzún-Ruíz and González-Acuña2018).

Heterophyes heterophyes Siebold, 1853

Puma concolor, Davis & Libbe (1971) cited in Currier (Reference Currier1983).

Family: Opisthorchiidae Braun, 1901

Amphimerus interruptus Braun, 1901

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Pará, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).

Amphimerus neotropicalis Caballero, Gei & Caballero, 1963

Didelphis albiventris, Huánuco, Peru Miyazaki et al. (1978) cited in Chero et al. (Reference Chero, Sáez, Mendoza-Vidaurre, Iannacone and Cruces2017).
Didelphis albiventris, Huánuco, Peru, Tantaleán et al. (1992) cited in Chero et al. (Reference Chero, Sáez, Mendoza-Vidaurre, Iannacone and Cruces2017).

Clonorchis sp.

Lontra provocax, Los Ríos region, Chile, Proboste et al. (Reference Proboste, Muñoz and Sepúlveda2010).

Superfamily: Plagiorchioidea Lühe, 1901

Family: Plagiorchiidae Lühe, 1901

Plagiorchis didelphidis Parona, 1896

Didelphis albiventris, Cajamarca, Huánuco and San Martín, Peru, Chero et al. (Reference Chero, Sáez, Mendoza-Vidaurre, Iannacone and Cruces2017).
Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Antunes (Reference Antunes2005).

Plagiorchis vespertilionis Muller, 1784

Tadarida brasiliensis, California, USA, Nahhas et al. (Reference Nahhas, Yang and Uch2005).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Distrito Federal, Mexico, Caballero (1940) cited in Clarke-Crespo (Reference Clarke-Crespo2008).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Distrito Federal, Mexico, Caballero (1943) cited in Caspeta-Mandujano et al. (Reference Caspeta-Mandujano, Peralta-Rodríguez and Ramírez-Chávez2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Morelos, Mexico, Caspeta-Mandujano et al. (Reference Caspeta-Mandujano, Peralta-Rodríguez and Ramírez-Chávez2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Texas and Louisiana, USA, Martin (Reference Martin1976).

Family: Urotrematidae Poche, 1926

Urotrema scabridum Braum, 1900

Eumops patagonicus, Corrientes, Argentina, Milano (Reference Milano2016).
Molossops temminckii, Corrientes, Argentina, Milano (Reference Milano2016).
Molossops temminckii, Misiones, Argentina, Lunaschi & Notarnicola (Reference Lunaschi and Notarnicola2010).
Myotis chiloensis, unspecified locality, cited in Santos & Gibson (Reference Santos and Gibson2015).
Myotis levis, unspecified locality, cited in Santos & Gibson (Reference Santos and Gibson2015).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lunaschi & Notarnicola (Reference Lunaschi and Notarnicola2010).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Cuernavaca, Mexico, Martínez (2009) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Cuernavaca, Mexico, Peralta (2012) cited in Jiménez et al. (Reference Jiménez, Caspeta-Mandujano, Ramírez-Chávez, Ramírez-Díaz and Juárez-Urbina2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Durango, Puebla and Nuevo León, Mexico, Guzmán-Cornejo et al. (Reference Guzmán-Cornejo, García-Prieto, Pérez-Ponce de León and Morales-Malacara2003).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Florida, USA, Foster & Mertins (Reference Foster and Mertins1996).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Jamaica, Webster (Reference Webster1971).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Mexico, Mexico, Caballero (1942) cited in Clarke-Crespo (Reference Clarke-Crespo2008).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Morelos, Mexico, Caspeta-Mandujano et al. (Reference Caspeta-Mandujano, Peralta-Rodríguez and Ramírez-Chávez2017).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Pesenti et al. (Reference Pesenti, Gómes, Ruíz and Müller2015).
Tadarida brasiliensis, Texas and Louisiana, USA, Martin (Reference Martin1976).

Order: Strigeida La Rue, 1926

Superfamily: Brachylaimoidea Joyeux & Foley, 1930

Family: Brachylamidae Joyeux & Foley, 1930

Brachylaima migrans Dujardin, 1845

Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, cited in Lombardero & Moriena (Reference Lombardero and Moriena1973).
Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Antunes (Reference Antunes2005).

Brachylaima opisthotrias Lutz, 1895

Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, Boero & Boehringer (Reference Boero and Boehringer1967b).

Brachylaima sp.

Didelphis albiventris, Brazil, cited in Muller et al. (Reference Muller, Pesenti and Mascarenhas2009).
Didelphis albiventris, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Illia et al. (Reference Illia, Ezquiaga and Gozzi2018).
Didelphis albiventris, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Illia et al. (Reference Illia, Ezquiaga and Gozzi2019).

Superfamily: Diplostomoidea Poirier, 1886

Family: Diplostomidae Poirier, 1886

Alaria alata Goeze, 1782

Leopardus geoffroyi, Argentina, cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Argentina, Lombardero (1970) cited in Rigonatto et al. (Reference Rigonatto, Martínez, Núñez, Troiano, Gauna Añasco, Duchene, Stancato and Juega Sicardi2000).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Puno, Peru, Tantaleán (Reference Tantaleán2016).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Argentina, cited in Lunaschi & Drago (Reference Lunaschi and Drago2007).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia (Reference Scioscia2015).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia et al. (Reference Scioscia, Moore, Moré, Pedrana, Lavallén and Denegri2019).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Petrigh et al. (Reference Petrigh, Scioscia, Denegri and Fugassa2014).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Ruas et al. (Reference Ruas, Muller, Farias, Gallina, Lucas, Pappen, Sinkoc and Brum2008).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Northern Uruguay, Lena Vadora & Radcenco Alvez (Reference Lena Vadora and Radcenco Alvez2017).

Alaria marcianae La Rue, 1917

Puma concolor, (captive) Tabasco, Mexico, Rendón-Franco et al. (Reference Rendón-Franco, Romero-Callejas, Villanueva-García, Osorio-Sarabia and Muñoz-García2012).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Forrester et al. (Reference Forrester, Conti and Belden1985).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Forrester (Reference Forrester1992).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Cunningham, Kinsella, Mclaughlin and Forrester2006).
Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Foster et al. (Reference Foster, Kinsella, Sheppard and Mark2009).
Puma concolor, Presidente Hayes, Paraguay, Fischthal & Martin (Reference Fischthal and Martin1977).

Alaria sp.

Leopardus colocolo, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Gressler et al. (Reference Gressler, Gómes Noll, Barros de Freitas and González Monteiro2016).
Leopardus geoffroyi, (captive) Chaco, Misiones and Corrientes, Argentina, Rigonatto et al. (Reference Rigonatto, Martínez, Núñez, Troiano, Gauna Añasco, Duchene, Stancato and Juega Sicardi2000).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Scioscia et al. (Reference Scioscia, Pierangeli, Debiaggi, Antonelli, Fugassa and Denegri2012).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, (captive) Chaco, Misiones and Corrientes, Argentina, Rigonatto et al. (Reference Rigonatto, Martínez, Núñez, Troiano, Gauna Añasco, Duchene, Stancato and Juega Sicardi2000).
Puma concolor, Santa Catarina, Brazil, Wrublewski et al. (Reference Wrublewski, Kusma and Teixeira2018).

Bursotrema tetracotyloides Szidat, 1960

Didelphis albiventris, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Dubois (Reference Dubois1976).

Didelphodiplostomum nunezae Dubois 1976

Didelphis albiventris, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Dubois (Reference Dubois1976).

Didelphodiplostomum variable Chandler, 1932

Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Antunes (Reference Antunes2005).

Fibricola inca Kifune & Uyema, 1982

Didelphis albiventris, Cajamarca, Peru, Kifune & Uyema (1982) cited in Chero et al. (Reference Chero, Sáez, Mendoza-Vidaurre, Iannacone and Cruces2017).
Didelphis albiventris, Cajamarca, Peru, Morales et al. (Reference Morales, Sarmiento, Sanchez, Florindez and Lamas2005).

Family: Strigeidae Railliet, 1919

Duboisiella prolaba Baer, 1938

Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, Lombardero & Moriena (Reference Lombardero and Moriena1973).
Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, Santa Cruz et al. (1998) cited in Santa Cruz et al. (Reference Santa Cruz, Borda, Montenegro, Gómez, Prieto and Scheibler1999).
Didelphis albiventris, Corrientes, Argentina, Santa Cruz et al. (Reference Santa Cruz, Borda, Montenegro, Gómez, Prieto and Scheibler1999).
Didelphis albiventris, Corrientes, Argentina, Santa Cruz et al. (Reference Santa Cruz, Prieto, Borda, Scheibler and Gómez2000).

Topsiturvitrema verticalia Velez & Thatcher, 1992

Myotis levis, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Lunaschi (Reference Lunaschi2006).

Superfamily: Schistosomatoidea Stiles & Hassall, 1898

Family: Schistosomatidae Stiles & Hassall, 1898

Heterobilharzia americana Price, 1929

Puma concolor, Florida, USA, Forrester et al. (Reference Forrester, Conti and Belden1985).

Heterobilharzia sp.

Myocastor coypus, Louissiana, USA, Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Schistosoma mansoni Sambon, 1907

Didelphis albiventris, Minas Gerais, Brazil, Martins et al. (1955) cited in Rey (Reference Rey1993).
Didelphis albiventris, Pernambuco and Sao Paulo, Brazil, cited in Rey (Reference Rey1993).
Myocastor coypus, Louissiana, USA, Schacher (1955) cited in Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Schistosomatinae gen. sp.

Myocastor coypus, Louissiana, USA, Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Phylum: Acanthocephala Rudolphi, 1808

Acanthocephala gen. sp.

Lontra felina, Chiloé, Chile, Cabello (Reference Cabello and Duplaix1978).
Lycalopex gymnocercus, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Ruas et al. (Reference Ruas, Muller, Farias, Gallina, Lucas, Pappen, Sinkoc and Brum2008).
Panthera onca, Espíritu Santo, Brazil, Srbek-Araujo et al. (Reference Srbek-Araujo, Costa-Santos, de Almeida V, Pezzi-Guimaraes and Garcia-Chiarello2014).
Panthera onca, (captive) Peru, Aranda et al. (Reference Aranda, Serrano-Martínez, Tantaleán, Quispe and Casas2013).
Panthera onca, Veracruz and Yucatán Peninsula, Mexico, Solórzano-García et al. (Reference Solórzano-García, White-Day, Gómez-Contreras, Cristóbal-Azkárate and Osorio2017).

Class: Archiacanthocephala Meyer, 1931

Order: Moniliformida Schmidt, 1972

Family: Moniliformidae Van Cleave, 1924

Moniliformis amini Guerreiro Martins, Robles & Navone, 2017

Abrothrix hirta, Argentina, Guerreiro Martins et al. (Reference Guerreiro Martins, Robles, Gómez Muñoz and Navone2019).
Abrothrix olivacea, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Guerreiro Martins et al. (Reference Guerreiro Martins, Robles and Navone2016).
Abrothrix olivacea, Santa Cruz, Argentina, Guerreiro Martins et al. (Reference Guerreiro Martins, Robles and Navone2017).
Akodon azarae, Argentina, Guerreiro Martins et al. (Reference Guerreiro Martins, Robles, Gómez Muñoz and Navone2019).
Akodon dolores, Argentina, Guerreiro Martins et al. (Reference Guerreiro Martins, Robles, Gómez Muñoz and Navone2019).

Order: Oligacanthorhynchida Petrochenko, 1956

Family: Oligacanthorhynchidae Southwell & Macfie, 1925

Neoncicola pintoi Machado Filho, 1950

Conepatus chinga, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Machado Filho (1950) cited in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Conepatus chinga, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).

Oligacanthorhynchus carinii Travassos, 1917

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Argentina, Martínez (1984) cited in Gómez Puerta (Reference Gómez Puerta2011).
Tolypeutes matacus, Argentina, Martínez (1984) cited in Gómez Puerta (Reference Gómez Puerta2011).
Tolypeutes matacus, Bolivia, Yamaguti (1963) cited in Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Tolypeutes matacus, Central Department, Paraguay, Smales (Reference Smales2007).

Oligacanthorhynchus microcephala Rudolphi, 1819

Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, Boero & Boehringer (Reference Boero and Boehringer1967b).
Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, cited in Lombardero & Moriena (Reference Lombardero and Moriena1973).
Didelphis albiventris, Chaco Boreal, Paraguay, Schmidt (Reference Schmidt1977).
Didelphis albiventris, Minas Gerais, Brazil, Souza et al. (Reference Souza, Alvares and Reis2017).
Didelphis albiventris, Paraná, Brazil, Zabott et al. (Reference Zabott, Benghi Pinto, Viott, Gruchouskei and Bittencourt2017).
Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Antunes (Reference Antunes2005).
Didelphis albiventris, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Navone & Suriano (Reference Navone and Suriano1992a).
Didelphis albiventris, Uruguaiana, Brazil, Graup et al. (Reference Graup, Correa and Bilo2016).

Oligacanthorhynchus pardalis Westrumb, 1821

Leopardus geoffroyi, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Travassos (Reference Travassos1917).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Leopardus geoffroyi, unspecified locality, cited in Schmidt (Reference Schmidt1977).
Panthera onca, unspecified locality, cited in Travassos (Reference Travassos1917).
Puma concolor, unspecified locality, cited in Travassos (Reference Travassos1917).

Oligacanthorhynchus sp.

Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1998).

Travassosia sp.

Chaetophractus vellerosus, Córdoba and La Rioja, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).
Chlamyphorus truncatus, La Pampa, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Tolypeutes matacus, Chaco region, Argentina, Navone (Reference Navone1990).
Tolypeutes matacus, Santiago del Estero, Argentina, Suare et al. (Reference Suare, Bolkovic and Navone1997).
Zaedyus pichiy, Rio Negro, Argentina, Ezquiaga (Reference Ezquiaga2013).

Oncicola campanula Diesing, 1851

Leopardus geoffroyi, Machado Filho (1964) cited in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Meyer (1931) cited in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Panthera onca, Machado Filho (1964) cited in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Panthera onca, Meyer (1931) cited in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Puma concolor, Machado Filho (1964) cited in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Puma concolor, Meyer (1931) cited in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).

Oncicola canis Kaupp, 1909

Lycalopex culpaeus, Central Andes, Peru, Moro et al. (Reference Moro, Ballarta, Gilman, Leguia, Rojas and Montes1998).

Oncicola magalhaesi Machado Filho, 1962

Puma concolor, São Paulo, Brazil, Machado Filho (1962) cited in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Puma concolor, São Paulo, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).

Oncicola martini Schmidt, 1977

Leopardus geoffroyi, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Moreno, Kinsella, Pereira, Ferreira, Abba and Beldomenico2011).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Chaco Boreal, Paraguay, Schmidt (Reference Schmidt1977).
Leopardus geoffroyi, La Rioja, Argentina, Moleón et al. (Reference Moleón, Kinsella, Moreno, Ferreyra, Pereira, Pía and Beldoménico2015).

Oncicola micracantha Machado Filho, 1949

Conepatus chinga, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Machado Filho (1964) cited in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Conepatus chinga, Brazil, cited in Marteu (Reference Marteu1977).
Conepatus chinga, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).

Oncicola oncicola Ihering, 1892

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, unspecified locality, Travassos (Reference Travassos1917).
Leopardus geoffroyi, Chaco Boreal, Paraguay, Schmidt (Reference Schmidt1977).
Panthera onca, Colón, Panama, Thatcher & Nickol (Reference Thatcher and Nickol1972).
Panthera onca, Machado Filho (1964) cited in Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).
Panthera onca, Venezuela, Días Ungría & Gracia-Rodrigo (1960) cited in Cañizales & Guerrero (Reference Cañizales and Guerrero2017).
Panthera onca, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Travassos (Reference Travassos1917).
Panthera onca, unspecified locality, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).

Oncicola paracampanulata Machado Filho, 1963

Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Chaco Boreal, Paraguay, Schmidt (Reference Schmidt1977).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Brazil, Machado Filho (1963) cited in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Brazil, Machado Filho (1964) cited in Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Herpailurus yagouaroundi, Brazil, cited in Marteu (Reference Marteu1977).

Oncicola sp.

Panthera onca, Cockscomb Basin, Belize, Patton et al. (Reference Patton, Rabinowitz, Randolph and Strawbridge1986).

Pachysentis gethi Machado Filho, 1950

Galictis cuja, Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais, Brazil, Corrêa et al. (Reference Corrêa, Bueno, Vieira and Muniz-Pereira2016).
Galictis cuja, Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais, Brazil, Muñiz-Pereira et al. (Reference Muniz-Pereira, Corrêa, Bueno and Vieira2016).
Galictis cuja, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008)

Prosthenorchis elegans Diesing, 1851

Conepatus chinga, Brazil, Vieira et al. (Reference Vieira, Luque and Muniz-Pereira2008).
Conepatus chinga, Piauí, Brazil, Travassos (Reference Travassos1917).

Class: Eoacanthocephala Van Cleave, 1936

Order: Neoechinorhynchida Southwell & Macfie, 1925

Family: Neoechinorhynchidae Ward, 1917

Neoechinorhynchus sp.

Myocastor coypus, Louisiana, USA, Babero & Lee (Reference Babero and Lee1961).

Class: Palaeacanthocephala Meyer, 1931

Order: Polymorphida Petrochenko, 1956

Family: Centrorhynchidae Van Cleave, 1916

Centrorhynchus sp.

Didelphis albiventris, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, Antunes (Reference Antunes2005).

Centrorhynchus tumidulus Rudolphi, 1819

Didelphis albiventris, Argentina, cited in Lombardero & Moriena (Reference Lombardero and Moriena1973).

Family: Polymorphidae Meyer, 1931

Corynosoma obtuscens Lincicome, 1943

Lycalopex culpaeus, Ica, Peru, Tantaleán et al. (Reference Tantaleán, Mendoza and Riofrío2007).
Lycalopex culpaeus, Peru, Tantaleán et al. (Reference Tantaleán, Mendoza and Riofrio2000).

Phylum: Arthropoda von Siebold, 1848

Class: Maxillopoda Dahl, 1956

Order: Porocephalida Heymons, 1935

Family: Linguatulidae Haldemann, 1851

Linguatula serrata Froelich, 1789

Lycalopex culpaeus, Santiago de Chile, Chile, Álvarez (1960) cited in Jiménez & Novaro (Reference Jiménez, Novaro, Sillero-Zubiri, Hoffmann and Macdonald2004).
Lycalopex gymnocercus (griseus), Magallanes, Chile, Alarcón (Reference Alarcón2005).
Pupu puda, Chile, Fernández (1986) cited in González Acuña (Reference González Acuña2002).
Pupu puda, (captive) Concepción, Chile, Fernández & Villalba (Reference Fernández and Villalba1986).

Host–parasite list († host no longer present in Patagonia)

Abrothrix hirta Thomas, 1895 (Long-haired grass mouse) (synonymous: A. longipilis): Trichuris chiliensis, Gongylonema sp., Protospirura sp., Syphacia sp., Stilestrongylus manni, Heligmosomoides sp., Hymenolepis sp., Moniliformis amini.

Abrothrix lanosa Thomas, 1897 (Red grass mouse): –

Abrothrix manni D'Elía, Teta, Upham, Pardiñas & Patterson, 2015 (Mann's soft-haired mouse): –

Abrothrix olivacea Waterhouse, 1837 (Olive grass mouse): Capillariinae gen. sp., Anatrichosoma sp., Ascaridoidea gen. sp. (two species), Physaloptera calnuensis, Gongylonema sp., Pterygodermatites sp., Protospirura sp., Inglamidum akodon, Aspiculuris tetraptera, Heteroxynematinae gen. sp., Helminthoxys gigantea, Syphacia obvelata, Syphacia phyllotios, Heterakis spumosa, Stilestrongylus manni, Hymenolepis sp., Moniliformis amini.

Abrothrix xanthorrhina Waterhouse, 1837 (Bay snout grass mouse): –

Aconaemys porteri Thomas, 1917 (Porter's rock rat): –

Aconaemys sagei Pearson, 1984 (Sage's rock rat): –

Akodon azarae Fischer, 1829 (Azara's grass mouse): Liniscus diazae, Calodium hepaticum, Trichuris laevitestis, Litomosoides navonae, Pterygodermatites azarai, Protospirura numidica criceticola, Angiostrongylus morerai, Syphacia carlitosi, Stilestrongylus azarai, Hymenolepis sp., Rodentolepis akodonti, Hydatigena taeniformis, Echinoparyphium scapteromae, Skrjabinus oxymycterae, Zoonorchis oxymycterae, Moniliformis amini.

Akodon dolores Thomas, 1916 (Córdoba akodont): Angiostrongylus morerai, Moniliformis amini.

Akodon iniscatus Thomas, 1919 (Intelligent grass mouse): –

Calomys musculinus Thomas, 1913 (Drylands vesper mouse): –

Chaetophractus vellerosus Gray, 1865 (Screaming hairy armadillo): Trichuris sp., Aspidodera fasciata, Aspidodera scoleciformis, Cyclobulura superinae, Strongyloides sp., Orihelia anticlava, Pterygodermatites argentinensis, Pterygodermatites chaetophracti, Mazzia bialata, Mazzia mazzia, Ancylostoma caninum, Ancylostoma martinagliai, Oxyuridae gen. sp., Delicata ransomi, Macielia elongata, Macielia jorgei, Moennigia virilis, Moennigia celinae, Trichohelix tuberculata, Trichostrongylidae gen. sp., Mathevotaenia diminuta, Hamanniella carinii, Travassosia sp.

Chaetophractus villosus Desmarest, 1804 (Big hairy armadillo): Trichinella spiralis, Aspidodera binansata, Aspidodera fasciata, Aspidodera scoleciformis, Aspidodera vazi, Strongyloides sp., Orihelia anticlava, Pterygodermatites chaetophracti, Mazzia bialata, Ancylostoma caninum, Delicata ransomi, Moennigia celinae, Trichohelix tuberculata, Mathevotaenia sp.

Chlamyphorus truncatus Harlan, 1825 (Pink fairy armadillo): Aspidodera fasciata, Pterygodermatites chaetophracti, Travassosia sp.

Conepatus chinga Molina, 1782 (Molina's hog-nosed skunk) (synonymous: C. humboldtii, Humboldt's hog-nosed skunk): Toxascaris leonina, Filaria carvalhoi, Physaloptera cahuide, Physaloptera clausa, Physaloptera maxillaris, Protospirura numídica criceticola, Ancylostoma conepati, Molineus sp., Trichohelix tuberculata, Atriotaenia hastati, Diphyllobothrium sp., Spirometra erinaceieuropaei, Neoncicola pintoi, Oncicola micracantha, Prothenorchis elegans.

Ctenomys colburni Allen, 1903 (Colburn's tuco-tuco): –

Ctenomys emilianus Thomas & Saint Leger, 1926 (Emily's tuco-tuco): –

Ctenomys fodax Thomas, 1910 (Lago Blanco tuco-tuco): –

Ctenomys haigi Thomas, 1919 (Haig's tuco-tuco): –

Ctenomys magellanicus Bennett, 1836 (Magellanic tuco-tuco): –

Ctenomys maulinus Philippi, 1872 (Maule tuco-tuco): Trichuris sp.

Ctenomys sericeus Allen, 1903 (Silky tuco-tuco): –

Ctenomys sociabilis Pearson & Christie, 1985 (Social tuco-tuco): –

Dasypus hybridus Desmarest, 1804 (Southern long-nosed armadillo)†: Aspidodera fasciata, Strongyloides sp., Pterygodermatites chaetophracti, Acanthocheilonema tatusi, Mazzia bialata, Delicata abbai, Delicata cameroni, Macielia macielia, Moennigia lutzi.

Desmodus rotundus Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, 1810 (Common vampire bat): Lukonema lukoschusi, Capillariinae gen. sp., Biacantha desmoda, Biacantha normaliae, Vampirolepis sp.

Didelphis albiventris Lund, 1840 (White-eared opossum): Capillariinae gen. sp., Trichuris didelphis, Trichuris minuta, Toxocara cati, Cruzia tentaculata, Aspidodera raillieti, Aspidodera subuluata, Gnathostoma turgidum, Turgida turgida, Pterygodermatites kozeki, Gongylonema sp., Bunostomum phlebotomum, Syngamidae gen. sp., Didelphostrongylus hayesi, Travassostrongylus orloffi, Viannaia hamata, Mathevotaenia argentinensis, Mathevotaenia bivittata, Spirometra sp., Echinostoma revolutum, Rhopalias baculifer, Rhopalias coronatus, Rhopalias horridus, Rhopalias macracanthus, Amphimerus neotropicalis, Zoonorchis goliath, Plagiorchis didelphidis, Paragonimus caliensis?, Paragonimus mexicanus, Brachylaima migrans, Brachylaima opisthotrias, Bursotrema tetracotyloides, Didelphodiplostomum nunezae, Didelphodiplostomum variable, Fibricola inca, Duboisiella prolaba, Schistosoma mansoni, Oligacanthorhynchus microcephalus, Centrorhynchus tumidulus.

Dolichotis patagonum Zimmermann, 1780 (Patagonian mara): Trichuris dolichotis, Wellcomia dolichotis, Graphidioides affinis, Trichostrongylus retortaeformis.

Dromiciops gliroides Thomas, 1894 (Little monkey of the bush): Pterygodermatites spinicaudatis, Allassogonoporus dromiciops.

Dusicyon avus Burmeister, 1866 (Southern fox)†: –

Dusicyon australis Kerr, 1792 (Islands fox)†: –

Eligmodontia morgani Allen, 1901 (Morgan's gerbil mouse): –

Eligmodontia typus Cuvier, 1837 (Eastern Patagonian gerbil mouse): –

Eumops patagonicus Thomas, 1924 (Patagonian bonneted bat): Pterygodermatites sp., Angiostrongylus sp., Anoplostrongylus sp., Vampirolepis decipiens, Vampirolepis guarany, Vampirolepis phyllostomi, Gymnoacetabulum talavaraensis, Ochoterenatrema labda, Paralecithodendrium aranhai, Postorchigenes paraguayensis, Urotrema scabridum.

Euneomys chinchilloides Waterhouse, 1839 (Patagonian chinchilla mouse): –

Euneomys mordax Thomas, 1912 (Biting chinchilla mouse): –

Galea leucoblephara Burmeister, 1861 (Lowland yellow-toothed cavy): Heteroxynema wernecki, Graphidioides mazzai.

Galictis cuja Molina, 1782 (Lesser grison): Dioctophyme renale, Aonchotheca puttorii, Trichinella sp., Lagochilascaris sp., Cruzia sp., Strongyloides sp., Dirofilaria sp., Filaria sp., Gnathostoma spinigerum, Physaloptera sp., Crenosoma braziliense, Oxyuridae gen. sp., Trichostrongylidae gen. sp., Molineus elegans, Platynosomum illiciens, Pachysentis gethi.

Geoxus michaelseni Matschie, 1898 (Michaelsen's mole mouse): –

Geoxus valdivianus Philippi, 1858 (Long-clawed mole mouse): –

Graomys griseoflavus Waterhouse, 1837 (Gray leaf-eared mouse): Trichuris sp., Pterygodermatites massoiai, Mastophorus muris, Enterobius yagoi, Hassalstrongylus puntanus, Stilestrongylus franciscanus, Stilestrongylus azarai.

Herpailurus yagouaroundi Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, 1803 (Jaguarundi): Capillariinae gen. sp., Trichuris campanula, Toxascaris leonina, Toxocara cati, Dirofilaria immitis, Physaloptera praeputialis, Cylicospirura subaequalis, Didelphonema longispiculata, Ancylostoma tubaeforme, Ancylostoma braziliense, Ancylostoma caninum, Ancylostoma pleuridentatum, Metathelazia sp., Aelurostrongylus abstrusus, Angiostrongylus felineus, Molineus felineus, Mesocestoides sp., Echinococcus oligarthra, Taenia macrocystis, Taenia omissa, Spirometra gracilis, Spirometra longicollis, Spirometra mansonoides, Amphimerus interruptus, Paragonimus inca, Paragonimus mexicanus, Platynosomum fastosum, Platynosomum illiciens, Oncicola oncicola, Oncicola paracampanulata.

Hippocamelus bisulcus Molina, 1782 (Patagonian huemul): Trichuris sp., Strongylidae gen. sp., Dictyocaulus sp., Nematodirus sp., Moniezia sp., Echinococcus granulosus, Taenia hydatigena, Fasciola hepatica.

Histiotus macrotus Poeppig, 1835 (Big-eared brown bat): –

Histiotus magellanicus Philippi, 1866 (Southern big-eared brown bat): –

Histiotus montanus Philippi & Landbeck, 1861 (Small big-eared brown bat): –

Ireomys tarsalis Philippi, 1900 (Chilean climbing mouse): –

Lagidium moreni Thomas, 1897 (Southern viscacha) (synonymous: L. viscacia, southernmost population): Heteroxynema viscaciae, Helminthoxys effilatus, Lamanema chavezi, Viscachataenia quadrata, Fasciola hepatica.

Lagidium wolffsohni Thomas, 1907 (Wolffsohn's viscacha): Capillariinae gen. sp., Trichuris sp., Heteroxynema viscaciae, Anoplocephalidae gen. sp.

Lagostomus maximus Desmarest, 1817 (Plains viscacha): Trichuris sp., Ascaris lumbricoides, Heteroxynema viscaciae, Wellcomia sp., Viannella viscaciae, Lagostonema ecasience, Trichostrongylidae gen. sp., Graphidioides rudicaudatus, Graphidioides affinis, Monoecocestus sp.

Lama guanicoe Müller, 1776 (Guanaco): Capillaridae gen. sp., Trichuris ovis, Trichuris tenuis, Strongyloides sp., Bunostomum sp., Chabertia sp., Oesophagostomum sp., Skrjabinema ovis, Dictyocaulus filaria, Viannella viscaciae, Lamanema chavezi, Marshallagia sp., Nematodirus abnormalis, Nematodirus battus, Nematodirus filicollis, Nematodirus helvetianus, Nematodirus lanceolatus, Nematodirus oiriatianus, Nematodirus spathiger, Cooperia oncophora, Graphinema aucheniae, Haemonchus sp., Mazamastrongylus peruvianus, Ostertagia circumcincta, Ostertagia ostertagi, Trichostrongylus axei, Trichostrongylus colubriformis, Trichostrongylus vitrinus, Moniezia benedeni, Moniezia expansa, Echinococcus granulosus, Fasciola hepatica.

Lasiurus villosissimus Geoffroy St-Hilaire, 1806 (South American hoary bat) (synonymous: subspecies of L. cinereus): Ochoterenatrema caballeroi.

Lasiurus blossevillii Lesson, 1826 (Southern red bat) (synonymous: subspecies of L. borealis): –

Lasiurus varius Poeppig, 1835 (Cinnamon red bat) (synonymous: L. borealis, southernmost population): –

Leopardus colocolo Molina, 1782 (Pampas cat): Capillariinae gen. sp., Toxascaris leonina, Toxocara cati, Physaloptera praeputialis, Ancylostoma sp., Uncinaria sp., Aelurostrongylus obstrusus, Oxyuridae gen. sp., Mesocestoides sp., Echinococcus oligarthra, Taenia sp., Spirometra sp., Alaria sp.

Leopardus geoffroyi d'Orbigny & Gervais, 1844 (Geoffroy's cat): Dioctophyme renale, Eucoleus aerophilus, Trichuris campanula, Toxocara canis, Toxocara cati, Strongyloides sp., Dirofilaria immitis, Gnathostoma americanum, Physaloptera praeputialis, Pterygodermatites cahirensis, Pterygodermatites spinicaudatis, Didelphonema longispiculata, Vigisospirura potekhina, Ancylostoma tubaeforme, Uncinaria sp., Aelurostrongylus abstrusus, Crenosoma sp., Molineus sp., Anoplocephalidae gen. sp., Dipylidium caninum, Hymenolepisnana, Mesocestoides sp., Echinococcus oligarthra, Taenia macrocystis, Spirometra gracilis, Spirometra mansonoides, Platynosomum sp., Alaria alata, Oligacanthorhynchus pardalis, Oncicola campanula, Oncicola martini, Oncicola.

Leopardus guigna Molina, 1782 (Guiña): Trichinella sp., Eucoleus aerophilus, Trichuris sp., Toxascaris leonina, Toxocara cati, Mastophorus muris, Uncinaria stenocephala, Aspiculuris sp., Aelurostrongylus abstrusus, Troglostrongylus sp., Oslerus sp., Molineus sp., Hydatigera taeniformis, Spirometra mansonoides, Trematoda gen. sp.

Leopardus jacobita Cornalia, 1865 (Andean cat): –

Lestodelphys halli Thomas, 1921 (Patagonian opossum): Pterygodermatites kozeki, Cestoda gen. sp.

Lontra felina Molina, 1782 (Marine otter): Nematode gen. sp., Acanthocephala gen. sp.

Lontra provocax Thomas, 1908 (Southern river otter): Trichuris sp., Toxocara sp., Strongylida gen. sp., Diphyllobothrium sp., Maritrema huillini, Clonorchis sp.

Loxodontomys micropus Waterhouse, 1837 (Southern pericote): Stilestrongylus valdivianus.

Lycalopex culpaeus Molina, 1782 (Culpeo fox): Capillariinae gen. sp., Trichuris sp., Contracaecum sp., Ascaris sp., Toxascaris leonina, Toxocara canis, Strongyloides sp., Physaloptera clausa, Physaloptera maxillaris, Pterygodermatites affinis, Protospirura numidica criceticola, Spirocerca lupi. Ancylostoma caninum, Uncinaria stenocephala, Molineus felineus, Anoplocephala sp., Mesocestoides lineatus, Dipylidium caninum, Echinococcus granulosus, Taenia hydatigena, Taenia multiceps, Spirometra sp., Ascocotyle felippei, Alaria alata, Oncicola canis, Corynosoma obtuscens, Linguatula serrata.

Lycalopex gymnocercus Fisher, 1814 (Pampas fox) (synonymous: L. griseus Gray, 1837, Chilla): Calodium hepaticum, Eucoleus aerophilus, Trichuris vulpis, Lagochilascaris major, Toxascaris leonina, Toxocara canis, Strongyloides sp., Physaloptera clausa, Physaloptera maxillaris, Pterygodermatites affinis, Pterygodermatites cahirensis, Rictularia sp., Protospirura numidica criceticola, Spirocerca lupi, Ancylostoma buckleyi, Ancylostoma caninum, Uncinaria stenocephala, Syphacia sp., Angiostrongylus raillieti, Molineus felineus, Ollullanus tricuspis, Trichostrongylus colubriformis, Dipylidium caninum, Joyeuxiella sp., Hymenolepis diminuta, Hymenolepis fasciata, Mesocestoides lineatus, Echinococcus granulosus, Taenia hidatigena, Taenia pisiformis, Diphyllobothrium sp., Spirometra erinaceieuropaei, Spirometra mansonoides, Athesmia foxi, Athesmia heterolecithodes, Ascocotyle felippei, Alaria alata, Acanthocephala sp.. Linguatula serrata.

Lyncodon patagonicus de Blainville, 1842 (Patagonian weasel): –

Microcavia australis Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire & d'Orbigny, 1833 (Southern mountain cavy): Ackertia burgosi, Heteroxynema caviellae, Helminthoxys caudatus, Echinococcus sp.

Molossops temminckii Burmeister, 1854 (Dwarf dog-faced bat): Capillariinae gen. sp., Rictularia sp., Molostrongylus acanthocolpos, Allintochius sp., Vampirolepis decipiens, Vampirolepis temmincki, Anenterotrema eduardocaballeroi, Anenterotrema liliputianum, Ochoterenatrema labda, Urotrema scabridum.

Myocastor coypus Molina, 1782 (Coypu): Trichinella sp., Calodium hepaticum, Trichuris myocastoris, Trichuris opaca, Toxocara canis, Subulura linstowi, Strongyloides chapini, Strongyloides myopotami, Strongyloides papillosus, Strongyloides ratti, Dipetalonema travassosi, Filaria kitti, Molinema travassosi, Oxyuris hamata, Longistriata maldonadoi, Longistriata myopotami, Longistriata nutria, Heligmosomoides polygyrus, Heligmosomum sprehni, Bohemiella perichitenea, Graphidioides myocastoris, Trichostrongylus colubriformis, Trichostrongylus retortaeformis, Trichostrongylus sigmodontis, Viannaia sp., Andrya sp., Anoplocephala sp., Monoecocestus hydrochoeri, Hymenolepis octocoronata, Rodentolepis aretjanae, Taenia serialis, Hydatigena taeniformis, Echinococcus granulosus, Aspidogastrid gen. sp., Echinostoma revolutum, Isthmiomorpha melis, Fasciola gigantica, Fasciola hepatica, Psilostomum sp., Chiostichiorchis waltheri, Paramphistomum sp., Hippocrepis fuelleborni, Hippocrepis myocastoris, Athesmia heterolecithodes, Dicrocoelium lanceolatum, Heterobilharzia sp. Schistosoma mansoni, Neoechinorhynchus sp.

Myotis chiloensis Waterhouse, 1840 (Chilean myotis) (synonymous: M. aelleni): Strongylidae gen. sp., Allintochius baudi, Vampirolepis sp. (two species), Physaloptera sp., Physocephalus sp., Ochoterenatrema sp., Paralecithodendrium sp., Parabascus limatulus, Postorchigenes joannae, Urotrema scabridum.

Myotis dinelli Thomas, 1902 (Common myotis): –

Myotis levis Geoffroy St-Hilaire, 1824 (Yellowish myotis): Aonchotheca sp., Allintoshius parallintoshius, Gymnocetabulum talaveraense, Ochoterenatrema labda, Urotrema scabridum, Topsiturvitrema verticalia.

Notiomys edwarsii Thomas, 1890 (Patagonian long-clawed mouse): –

Octodon bridgesi Waterhouse, 1845 (Bridges's Degu): Helminthoxys gigantean, Grahidioides taglei.

Oligoryzomys longicaudatus Bennet, 1832 (Long-tailed pygmy rice rat) (synonymous: O. magellanicus): Litomosoides pardinasi, Physaloptera calnuensis, Pterygodermatites sp., Syphacia sp., Stilestrongylus manni.

Ozotoceros bezoarticus Linnaeus, 1758 (Pampas deer)†: Capillaridae gen. sp., Trichuris sp., Strongyloides sp., Texicospirura sp., Physocephalus sexalatus, Oesophagostomum sp., Protostrongylidae gen. sp., Dictyocaulus sp., Cooperia pectinata, Cooperia punctata, Haemonchus contortus, Haemonchus similis, Ostertagia sp., Trichostrongylus colubriformis, Trichostrongylus axei, Moniezia sp., Taenia hydatigena, Fasciola hepatica, Paramphistomum sp.

Panthera onca Linnaeus, 1758 (Jaguar)†: Trichinella nativa, Trichinella spiralis, Capillaridae gen. sp., Trichuris sp., Toxascaris leonina, Toxocara cati, Strongyloides sp., Strongylidae gen. sp. (two species), Dirofilaria immitis, Physaloptera anomala, Spirocerca sp., Spiruridae gen. sp., Ancylostoma caninum, Ancylostoma pluridentatum, Ancylostoma tubaeforme, Uncinaria sp., Mammomonogamus laringeus, Molineus sp., Anoplocephalidae gen. sp., Echinococcus oligarthra, Taenia macrocystis, Diphyllobothrium trinitatis, Spirometra desipiens, Spirometra mansonoides, Platynosomum illiciens, Paragonimus rudis, Oligacanthorhynchus pardalis, Oncicola oncicola, Oncicola campanula.

Paynomys macronyx Thomas, 1894 (Andean long-clawed mouse): –

Phyllotis xanthopygus Waterhouse, 1837 (Yellow-rumped leaf-eared mouse): Trichuris pardinasi, Litomosoides pardinasi, Pterygodermatites kozeki, Syphacia phyllotios, Stilestrongylus andalgala, Stilestrongylus gracielae, Stilestrongylus catamarca, Lamanema chavezi, Andrya octodonensis, Andrya vesiculata, Hydatigena taeniformis.

Pudu puda Molina, 1782 (Southern pudu): Capillariinae gen. sp., Trichuris sp., Strongyloides sp., Oesophagostomum venulosum, Muellerius sp., Dictyocaulus eckertii, Marshallagia sp., Nematodirus battus, Cooperia sp., Ostertagia ostertagi, Spiculopteragia asymmetrica, Trichostrongylus axei, Echinococcus granulosus, Taenia hydatigena, Fasciola hepatica, Linguatula serrata.

Puma concolor Linnaeus, 1771 (Puma): Trichinella murrelli, Trichinella patagoniensis, Trichinella pseudospiralis, Trichinella spiralis, Trichuris sp., Calodium hepaticum, Eucoleus aerophilus, Lagochilascaris buckleyi, Lagochilascaris minor, Toxascaris leonina, Toxocara canis, Toxocara cati, Strongyloides sp., Dirofilaria striata, Gnathostoma procyonis, Gnathostoma spinigerum, Physaloptera digitata, Physaloptera praeputialis, Physaloptera rara, Physaloptera terdentata, Pterygodermatites affinis, Cyathospirura chevreuxi, Cylicospirura subaequalis, Spirocerca lupi, Metathelazia californica, Vogeloides felis, Ancylostoma braziliense, Ancylostoma buckleyi, Ancylostoma caninum, Ancylostoma pleuridentatum, Ancylostoma tubaeforme, Uncinaria stenocephala, Mammomonogamus dispar, Syngamus dispar, Aelurostrongylus abstrusus, Crenosoma striatum, Molineus barbatus, Ollullanus tricuspis, Mesocestoides lineatus, Echinococcus granulosus, Echinococcus oligarthra, Taenia hydatigena, Taenia multiceps, Taenia omissa, Taenia ovis, Taenia taeniaeformis, Diphyllobothrium latum, Spirometra mansonoides, Spirometra decipiens, Heterophyes heterophyes, Platynosomum fastosum, Platynosomum illiciens, Nanophyetus salmincola, Paragonimus inca, Alaria marcianae, Heterobilharzia americana, Oligacanthorhynchus pardalis, Oncicola campanula, Oncicola magalhaesi.

Reithrodon auritus Fischer, 1814 (Bunny rat): Stilestrongylus aureus.

Rhyncholestes raphanurus Osgood, 1924 (Long-nosed caenolestid): –

Sturnira lilium Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, 1810 (Little yellow-shouldered bat): Pseudocapillaria pusilla, Litomosoides brasiliensis, Litomosoides caliensis, Litomosoides chandleri, Litomosoides serpicula, Metastrongyloidea gen. sp., Cheiropteronema globocephala, Limatulum umbilicatus, Paralecithodendrium swansoni.

Tadarida brasiliensis Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, 1824 (Brazilian free-tailed bat): Aonchotheca pulchra, Aonchotheca speciosa, Capillaria jamaicanensis, Capillaria palmata, Seuratum cancellatum, Acuariidae gen. sp., Litomosoides guiterasi, Abbreviata sp., Physaloptera sp., Rictularia sp., Anoplostrongylus paradoxus, Nochtia pilosus, Tadaridanema delicatus, Tricholeiperia sp., Allintoshius cubaensis, Allintoshius parallintoshius, Allintoshius tadaridae, Hymenolepis gertschi, Vampirolepis decipiens, Allassogonoporus marginalis, Conspicum incteridorum, Dicrocoelium rileyi, Platynosomum beltrani, Acanthatrium eptesci, Acanthatrium lunatum, Acanthatrium nycteridis, Gymnocetabulum talaveraense, Limatulum limatulum, Limatulum umbilicatus, Limatulum oklahomense, Ochoteratrema breckenridgei, Ochoteratrema caballeroi, Ochoteratrema fraternum, Ochoteratrema labda, Parabascus limatulus, Paralecithodendrium carlsbadensis, Paralecithodendrium chilostomum, Paralecithodendrium naviculum, Paralecithodendrium conturbatum, Paralecithodendrium scabrum, Paralecithodendrium swansoni, Tremajoannes buckleyi, Plagiorchis vespertilionis, Urotrema scabridum.

Thylamys pallidior Thomas, 1902 (Pallid fat-tailed opossum): Pterygodermatites kozeki, Mathevotaenia sanmartini.

Tolypeutes matacus Desmarest, 1804 (Southern three-banded armadillo)†: Trichuris sp., Bairdascaris dasypodina, Aspidodera fasciata, Aspidodera raillieti, Aspidodera scoleciformis, Aspidodera vazi, Heterakidae gen. sp., Cyclobulura superinae, Orihelia anticlava, Leipernema sp., Physalopteridae gen. sp., Strongyloides sp., Dirofilaria immitis, Pterygodermatites argentinensis, Pterygodermatites chaetophracti, Mazzia bialata, Ancylostoma martinagliai, Ancylostoma vazi, Oxyuridae gen. sp., Longistriata ninoi, Delicata ransomi, Macielia elongata, Moennigia virilis, Trichohelix tuberculata, Trichostrongylidae gen. sp., Mathevotaenia matacus, Mathevotaenia argentinensis, Travassosia sp., Oligacanthorhynchus carinii.

Tympanoctomys barrerae Lawrence, 1941 (Red viscacha rat): –

Tympanoctomys kirchnerorum Teta, Pardiñas, Udrizar Sauthier & Gallardo, 2014 (Kirchner's viscacha rat): –

Zaedyus pichiy Desmarest, 1804 (Pichi): Trichuris sp., Aspidodera fasciata, Aspidodera scoleciformis, Aspidodera vazi, Cyclobulura superinae, Strongyloides sp., Orihelia anticlava, Pterygodermatites argentinensis, Pterygodermatites chaetophracti, Ancylostoma caninum, Delicata ransomi, Nematodirus sp., Trichohelix tuberculata, Mathevotaenia sp., Travassosia sp.

Discussion

Considering the reports of previously examined in Fugassa (Reference Fugassa2015) and those examined in the present update, together with the corrections described in the Materials and Methods section, they reach a total of about 2141 helminthological reports for the mammal species that inhabited Patagonia before the 20th century and about 1918 reports for current Patagonian mammals. Helminthological information for five new species with either current (Akodon dolores, Chlamyphorus truncatus and Molossops temminckii) or historical presence (Ozotoceros bezoarticus and Panthera onca) in the region was incorporated.

The limited knowledge of the helminthology of wild mammals previously stated in Fugassa (Reference Fugassa2015) was corroborated. About 27% of modern Patagonian terrestrial mammals are categorized with some degree of threat (near threatened to critically endangered according to SAyDS-SAREM (2019)) and for another 6% there is still not enough information for categorization. Likewise, 56% of the current native mammalian species of Patagonia have some degree of endemism and, of these, 46% were categorized with some degree of threat or insufficient information on their conservation status (fig. 1).

Fig. 1.

Composition of the native mammal fauna of Argentine Patagonia according to its endemism (■) or not (□), and conservation status in Argentina. Includes species with insufficient information for their categorization in Argentina (*)

The updated checklist collects basic information for the helminthology of wild mammals of Patagonia. About 41% of the 82 species of terrestrial autochthonous mammals inhabit Patagonia do not have helminthological studies. These include one shrew opossum species (Order: Paucituberculata), six chiropterans, two carnivores and 25 rodent species. In addition, 38% of the current Patagonian mammals for which there are no helminthological records are threatened or have insufficient information for their categorization. Likewise, 79% of these mammals that do not have helminthological studies have some degree of endemism (fig. 2). Since helminths are obligate parasites, cascading extinctions or co-extinctions can be frequent events, although infrequently detected (Strona, Reference Strona2015). The threat categorization for numerous native mammals by national and international organisms dedicated to their conservation and the low geographic range of many of them are critical factors to suppose a loss of parasite richness in these hosts (Lindenfors et al., Reference Lindenfors, Nunn, Jones, Cunningham, Sechrest and Gittleman2007; Campiao et al., Reference Gallas and Fraga da Silveira2015). Consequently, some parasitic assemblages probably include endangered species, or may have already become extinct.

Fig. 2.

Number of host species with (□) or without (■) helminthological studies according to their endemism and conservation status in Argentina. Includes species with insufficient information for their categorization in Argentina (*).

Although helminthological studies have been performed in about 57% of the current Patagonian terrestrial mammals – with the exception of some species of economic or sanitary interest such as Lama guanicoe or Myocastor coypus, or species with wide distribution such as Tadarida brasiliensis and Puma concolor – a small number of studies have been carried out in native mammals. Even so, studies in general do not have a significant sample size. The checklist also highlights the low taxonomic resolution in many of the published studies, especially coproparasitological ones (e.g. Ezquiaga et al., Reference Ezquiaga, Abba, Cassini and Navone2014; Fugassa et al., Reference Fugassa2014; Wrublewski et al., Reference Wrublewski, Kusma and Teixeira2018).

As detailed above, new taxonomic studies have been performed in various host species – a fact that has consequences for the knowledge of parasitic richness in local communities. An important part of the knowledge about the helminthology of native species comes from reports generated in other regions. Consequently, since now local populations do not belong to known species, knowledge about regional parasitic fauna is reduced, as is currently happening with Lagidium moreni and Lasiurus vellosissimus (SAyDS-SAREM, 2019). Therefore, for these species, which emerge in the region as a separation of known species of greater distribution, knowledge of their parasitic fauna is limited, and even absent in some cases.

Traditionally, parasites have been of interest because of their impact on the health of their hosts. However, in recent years, with attention being given to a more comprehensive point of view – that is, including both community and ecosystem scales – host–parasite interactions have shown more diverse and less linear results (Hudson et al., Reference Hudson, Dobson and Lafferty2006). From a community approach, parasites – in this case, helminths – are components of the ecosystem and interact with it both directly and indirectly, to finally participate in the dynamics and architecture of the communities. From a systemic approach, the interest should also be focused on the conservation of parasites as active components of communities and ecosystems (Hudson et al., Reference Hudson, Dobson and Lafferty2006; Dougherty et al., Reference Dougherty, Carlson, Bueno, Burgio, Cizauskas, Clements, Seidel and Harris2016). However, knowledge about the diversity of helminths in wild Patagonian mammals, especially those considered threatened or endemic, is still scarce.

Therefore, in order to evaluate biodiversity conservation priorities, further research on parasite richness in Patagonian wild mammals, especially in endemic and threatened species, is required.

Acknowledgements

My thanks to the anonymous reviewers for reading this work carefully and for their helpful comments.

Financial support

This work was supported by CONICET (grant number PIP-0436), FONCyT (grant number PICT-3664) and Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata, Argentina (grant number EXA-777).

Conflicts of interest

None.

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Fig. 1. Composition of the native mammal fauna of Argentine Patagonia according to its endemism (■) or not (□), and conservation status in Argentina. Includes species with insufficient information for their categorization in Argentina (*)

Fig. 2. Number of host species with (□) or without (■) helminthological studies according to their endemism and conservation status in Argentina. Includes species with insufficient information for their categorization in Argentina (*).