Coccidia (Eimeriidae) of Insectivores

Compiled by
Donald W. Duszynski1, Lee Couch1, and Steve J. Upton2
1Department of Biology, University of New Mexico
2Division of Biology, Kansas State University

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Updated: 19 July 1999
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FAMILY: Erinaceidae (moonrats, gymnures, hedgehogs)

  1. Eimeria auritus Mirza, 1970
    1. Host: Hemiechinus auritus (Long-eared hedgehog)
    2. References: Mirza 1970, 1975

  2. Eimeria betongi Colley & Mullin, 1971
    1. Host: Hylomys suillus (Lesser moon rat or lesser gymnure)
    2. Reference: Colley & Mullin 1971

  3. Eimeria bijlikuli Svanbaev, 1962
    1. Host: Hemiechinus auritus (Long-eared hedgehog)
    2. References: Glebezdin 1985; Svanbaev 1962a, 1962b

  4. Eimeria ostertagi Yakimoff & Gousseff, 1936
    1. Host: Erinaceus europaeus (Western European hedgehog)
    2. References: Glebezdin & Kolodenko 1969; Yakimoff & Gousseff 1936, 1940

  5. Eimeria perardi Yakimoff & Gousseff, 1936
    1. Host: Erinaceus europaeus (Western European hedgehog)
    2. References: Glebezdin & Kolodenko 1969; Golemansky 1979; Yakimoff & Gousseff 1936, 1940

  6. Eimeria sp. of Mullin, Colley & Welch, 1975
    1. Host: Echinosorex gymnura (Moon rat)
    2. Reference: Mullin et al. 1975

  7. Gousseffia erinacei (Gousseff, 1937) Levine & Ivens, 1979
    1. Synonym: Yakimovella erinacei Gousseff, 1937, nomen preocc.
    2. Host: Erinaceus europaeus (Western European hedgehog)
    3. References: Gousseff 1937; Levine & ivens 1979; Lowenstein et al 1991
    4. This is an invertebrate pseudoparasite and not a valid mammalian coccidian

  8. Isospora erinacei Yakimoff & Gousseff, 1936
    1. Host: Erinaceus europaeus (Western European hedgehog)
    2. References: Glebezdin & Kolodenko 1969; Golemansky 1979; Yakimoff & Gousseff 1936, 1940

  9. Isospora hylomysis Colley & Mullin, 1971
    1. Host: Hylomys suillus (Lesser moon rat or lesser gymnure)
    2. Reference: Colley & Mullin 1971

  10. Isospora rastegaievae Yakimoff & Matikaschwili, 1933
    1. Host: Erinaceus europaeus (Western European hedgehog)
    2. References: Barutzki et al. 1987; Epe et al. 1993; Khessin 1959; Lowenstein et al 1991; Matuschka 1984; Modry and Volf 1995; Pellerdy 1974; Rysavy 1956; Saupe 1988; Yakimoff & Matikashwili 1933, 1940

  11. Isospora schmaltzi Yakimoff & Gousseff, 1936
    1. Host: Erinaceus europaeus (Western European hedgehog)
    2. References: Glebezdin & Kolodenko 1969; Yakimoff & Gousseff 1936, 1940


FAMILY: Soricidae (shrews)

  1. "Coccidium" sp. of Cable & Conway, 1953
    1. Host: Sorex palustris (Northern water shrew)
    2. Reference: Cable & Conway 1953

    Eimeria blarinae Todd, French, & Levine, 1986
    1. Host: Blarina brevicauda (Short-tailed shrew)
    2. Reference: Todd et al. 1986

  2. Eimeria brevicauda Hertel & Duszynski, 1987
    1. Host: Blarina brevicauda (Short-tailed shrew)
    2. Reference: Hertel & Duszynski 1987

  3. Eimeria chagasi Yakimoff & Gousseff, 1935
    1. Synonym: Eimeria komareki Cerna & Daniel 1956
    2. Hosts: Sorex araneus (Eurasian common shrew); Sorex arcticus (Arctic shrew); Sorex minimus (Pygmy shrew)
    3. References: Arnastauskiene 1980; Arnastauskiene & Maldziunaite 1979; Cerna 1961; Cerna & Daniel 1956; Golemansky 1979; Golemansky & Yankova 1973; Yakimoff & Gousseff 1935a, 1935b

  4. Eimeria crocidurae Galli-Vallerio, 1933
    1. Host: Crocidura russula (Greater white-toothed shrew); Sorex araeneus (Eurasian common shrew)
    2. References: Arnastauskiene & Maldziunaite 1978; Galli-Valerio 1933

  5. Eimeria cryptotis McAllister & Upton, 1989
    1. Host: Cryptotis parva (Least shrew)
    2. Reference: McAllister & Upton 1989

  6. Eimeria darjeelingensis Sinha & Sinha, 1980
    1. Synonym: Eimeria sp. of Sinha & Sinha, 1979
    2. Host: Suncus murinus (House shrew)
    3. References: Sinha & Sinha 1979, 1980

  7. Eimeria dissimilis Yakimoff & Gousseff, 1935
    1. Host: Sorex araneus (Eurasian common shrew), S. minutus (Pygmy shrew)
    2. References: Arnastauskiene 1980; Arnastauskiene & Maldziunaite 1978; Golemansky 1979; Yakimoff & Gousseff 1935a

  8. Eimeria domashnevae Dzerskinskii, 1982
    1. Host: Sorex asper (Tien Shan shrew)
    2. Reference: Dzerskinskii 1982

  9. Eimeria fedoseevi Dzerskinskii, 1982
    1. Host: Sorex asper (Tien Shan shrew)
    2. Reference: Dzerskinskii 1982

  10. Eimeria firestonei Bray, 1958
    1. Host: Crocidura poensis (=C. schweitzeri) (White-toothed shrew)
    2. Reference: Bray 1958

  11. Eimeria fumeus Hertel & Duszynski, 1987
    1. Host: Sorex fumeus (Smokey shrew), S. pacificus (Pacific shrew), S. unguiculatus (Long-clawed shrew), S. vagrans (Vagrant shrew)
    2. Reference: Hertel & Duszynski 1987a

  12. Eimeria inyoni Hertel & Duszynski, 1987
    1. Host: Sorex tenellus (Inyo shrew)
    2. Reference: Hertel & Duszynski 1987a

  13. Eimeria leucodontis Musaev & Veisov,
    1. Host: Crocidura leucodon (Bicolor white-toothed shrew), C. suaveolens (Lesser white-toothed shrew)
    2. References: Golemansky 1979; Musaev & Veisov 1961

    Eimeria longirostris Hertel & Duszynski, 1987
    1. Synonym: Eimeria palustris of Hertel & Duszynski, 1987, nomen preocc.
    2. non Eimeria palustris Barnard, Ernst, & Stevens, 1971
    3. Hosts: Sorex cinereus (Masked shrew), S. fontinalis (Maryland shrew), S. fumeus (Smokey shrew), S. haydeni (Hayden shrew), S. longirostris (Southeastern shrew), S. ornatus (Ornate shrew), S. pacificus (Pacific shrew), S. palustris (Northern water shrew), S. tenellus (Inyo shrew), S. trowbridgii (Trowbridge shrew), S. vagrans (Vagrant shrew)
    4. References: Hertel & Duszynski 1987a, 1987b

  14. Eimeria milleri Bray, 1958
    1. Host: Crocidura poensis (=C. schweitzeri) (White-toothed sherew)
    2. Reference: Bray 1958

  15. Eimeria murinus Bandyopadhyay & Das Gupta, 1985
    1. Host: Suncus murinus (House shrew)
    2. Reference: Bandyopadhyay & Das Gupta 1985

  16. Eimeria neomyi Golemansky, 1978
    1. Synonym: Eimeria komareki Cerna, 1961, pro parte
    2. Hosts: Neomys anomalus (Southern water shrew), N. fodiens (Northern water shrew)
    3. References: Arnastauskiene & Maldziunaite 1979; Cerna 1961; Golemansky 1978, 1979

  17. Eimeria ropotamae Golemansky, 1978
    1. Host: Crocidura leucodon (Bicolor white-toothed shrew)
    2. References: Golemansky 1978, 1979

  18. Eimeria soricinae Galli-Valerio, 1927
    1. Host: Sorex araneus (Eurasian common shrew)
    2. References: Galli-Valerio 1927, Frank 1978

  19. Eimeria soricis Henry, 1932
    1. Host: Sorex minutus (Pygmy shrew), S. ornatus (=S. californicus) (Ornate shrew)
    2. References: Arnastauskiene & Maldziunaite 1978; Henry 1932; Yakimoff & Gousseff 1935

  20. Eimeria sp. of Arnastauskiene & Maldziunaite, 1978
    1. Host: Sorex minutus (Pygmy shrew)
    2. Reference: Arnastauskiene & Maldziunaite 1978

  21. Eimeria (?) sp. of Golemansky & Yankova, 1973
    1. Host: Crocidura suaveolens (Lesser white-toothed shrew)
    2. Reference: Golemansky & Yankova 1973
    3. Oocysts were unsporulated when described

  22. Eimeria sp. of Yakimoff & Gousseff, 1935
    1. Host: Sorex araneus (Eurasian common shrew)
    2. Reference: Yakimoff & Gousseff 1935

  23. Eimeria suncus Ahluwalia, Singh, Arora, Mandal, & Sarkar, 1979
    1. Host: Suncus murinus (House shrew)
    2. References: Ahluwalia et al. 1979; Bandyopadhyay & Das Gupta 1984

  24. Eimeria vagrantis Hertel & Duszynski, 1987
    1. Hosts: Sorex fumeus (Smokey shrew), S. trowbridgii (Trowbridge shrew), S. vagrans (Vagrant shrew)
    2. Reference: Hertel & Duszynski 1987a

  25. Eimeria whitakeri Upton & McAllister, 1991
    1. Host: Cryptotis parva (Least shrew)
    2. Reference: Upton & McAllister 1991

  26. Isospora araneae Golemansky, 1978
      Host: Sorex araneus (Eurasian common shrew)
      References: Golemansky 1978, 1979

  27. Isospora brevicauda Hertel & Duszynski, 1987
    1. Host: Blarina brevicauda (Short-tailed shrew)
    2. Reference: Hertel & Duszynski 1987a

  28. Isospora neomyi Golemansky, 1978
    1. Hosts: Neomys anomalus (Southern water shrew), N. fodiens (Northern water shrew)
    2. References: Golemansky 1978, 1979

  29. Isospora palustris Hertel & Duszynski, 1987
    1. Hosts: Sorex pacificus (Pacific shrew), S. paulustri (Northern water shrew), S. trowbridgii (Trowbridge shrew), S. unguiculatus (Long-clawed shrew), S. vagrans (Vagrant shrew)
    2. Reference: Hertel & Duszynski 1987a

  30. Isospora soricis Golemansky & Yankova, 1973
      Host: Sorex araneus (Eurasian common shrew)
      References: Golemansky & Yankova 1973


FAMILY: Talpidae (moles, shrew moles)

  1. Cyclospora ashtabulensis Ford & Duszynski, 1989
    1. Host: Parascalops breweri (Hairy-tailed mole)
    2. References: Ford & Duszynski 1989; Pellerdy 1974

  2. Cyclospora caryolytica Schaudinn, 1902
    1. non Cyclospora caryolytica Schaudinn, 1902 of Tanabe, 1938
    2. Host: Talpa europaea (European mole)
    3. References: Agostinucci 1955, 1956; Canning et al. 1973; Duszynski & Wattam 1988a; Eimer 1870; Entzeroth & Scholtyseck 1984; Golemansky 1979; Grassi 1882; Henry 1932; Loser & Gonnert 1965; Pellerdy 1974; Schaudinn 1902; Tanabe 1938

  3. Cyclospora megacephali Ford & Duszynski, 1988
    1. Host: Scalopus aquaticus (Eastern mole)
    2. Reference: Ford & Duszynski 1988

  4. Cyclospora parascalopi Ford & Duszynski, 1989
    1. Host: Parascalops breweri (Hairy-tailed mole)
    2. References: Ford & Duszynski 1989; Pellerdy 1974

  5. Cyclospora sp. of Henry, 1932
    1. non Cyclospora caryolytica Schaudinn, 1902
    2. Host: Scapanus latimanus (Broad-footed mole)
    3. Reference: Henry, 1932

  6. Cyclospora sp. of Pellerdy, 1974
    1. non Cyclospora caryolytica Schaudinn, 1902
    2. Host: Parascalops breweri (Hairy-tailed mole)
    3. Reference: Pellerdy 1974

  7. Cyclospora sp. of Duszynski & Wattam, 1988
    1. Host: Talpa europaea (European mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Wattam 1988b

  8. Cyclospora sp. of Tanabe, 1939
    1. non Cyclospora caryolytica Schaudinn, 1902
    2. Host: Mogera robusta (=M. wogura coreana) (Large asiatic mole)
    3. Reference: Tanabe 1938

  9. Cyclospora talpae Pellerdy & Tanyi, 1968
    1. Host: Talpa europaea (European mole)
    2. References: Duszynski & Wattam 1988b; Golemansky 1979; Mahnert 1972; Pellerdy 1970; Pellerdy & Tanyi 1968

  10. Eimeria aethiospora Ford & Duszynski, 1989
    1. Host: Parascalops breweri (Hairy-tailed mole)
    2. Reference: Ford & Duszynski 1989

  11. Eimeria amorphospora Duszynski & Moore, 1986
    1. Host: Urotrichus talpoides (Greater Japanese shrew-mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Moore 1986

  12. Eimeria aquatici Ford & Duszynski, 1988
    1. Host: Scalopus aquaticus (Eastern mole)
    2. Reference: Ford & Duszynski 1988

  13. Eimeria avonensis Duszynski & Wattan, 1988
    1. Host: Talpa europaea (European mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Wattam 1988b

  14. Eimeria berea Duszynski & Wattam, 1988
    1. Host: Talpa europaea (European mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Wattam 1988b

  15. Eimeria condylurae Duszynski, 1989
    1. Host: Condylura cristata (Star-nosed mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski 1989

  16. Eimeria flexilis Golemansky, 1978
    1. Host: Talpa europaea (European mole)
    2. References: Golemansky 1978, 1979

  17. Eimeria globula Duszynski & Wattam, 1988
    1. Host: Talpa europaea (European mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Wattam 1988

  18. Eimeria gonocilia Duszynski & Moore, 1986
    1. Host: Urotrichus talpoides (Greater Japanese shrew-mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Moore 1986

  19. Eimeria goussevi Yakimoff, 1935
    1. Host: Talpa europaea (European mole)
    2. References: Entzeroth & Scholtyseck 1984; Golemansky 1979; Litvenkova 1970; Yakimoff 1935

  20. Eimeria heterocapita Duszynski, 1985
    1. Host: Neurotrichus gibbsii (American shrew-mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski 1985

  21. Eimeria honshuensis Duszynski & Moore, 1986
    1. Host: Urotrichus (=Dymecodon) pilirostris (Lesser Japanese shrew-mole), Urotrichus talpoides (Greater Japanese shrew-mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Moore 1986

  22. Eimeria motleiensis Ford & Duszynski, 1988
    1. Host: Scalopus aquaticus (Eastern mole)
    2. Reference: Ford & Duszynski 1988

  23. Eimeria neurotrichi Duszynski, 1985
    1. Host: Neurotrichus gibbsii (American shrew-mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski 1985

  24. Eimeria parastiedica Duszynski, 1985
    1. Host: Neurotrichus gibbsii (American shrew-mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski 1985

  25. Eimeria scalopi Ford & Duszynski, 1988
    1. Host: Scalopus aquaticus (Eastern mole)
    2. Reference: Ford & Duszynski 1988

  26. Eimeria scapani Henry, 1932
    1. non Eimeria scapani Henry, 1932 of Tanabe, 1938
    2. Host: Scapanus latimanus (Broad-footed mole)
    3. Reference: Henry 1932

  27. Eimeria sp. of Henry, 1932
    1. Host: Scapanus latimanus (Broad-footed mole)
    2. Reference: Henry 1932

  28. Eimeria sp. of Ford & Duszynski, 1989
    1. Host: Parascalops breweri (Hairy-tailed mole)
    2. Reference: Ford & Duszynski 1989

  29. Eimeria sp. 1 of Tanabe, 1938
    1. Synonym: Eimeria scapani Henry, 1932 of Tanabe, 1938
    2. Host: Mogera robusta (=M. wogura coreana) (Large asiatic mole)
    3. Reference: Tanabe 1938

  30. Eimeria sp. of Yakimoff, 1935
    1. Synonym: Eimeria leporis (?) Neischulzi, 1923
    2. Host: Talpa europaea (European mole)
    3. Reference: Yakimoff 1935
    4. This is considered a pseudoparasite from the mole

  31. Eimeria talpoidei Duszynski & Moore, 1986
    1. Host: Urotrichus talpoides (Greater Japanese shrew-mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Moore 1986

  32. Eimeria tanabei Levine & Ivens, 1979
    1. Synonym: Eimeria sp. 2 of Tanabe, 1938
    2. Host: Mogera robusta (=M. wogura coreana) (Large asiatic mole)
    3. References: Levine & Ivens 1979; Tanabe 1938

  33. Eimeria titthus Ford & Duszynski, 1989
    1. Host: Parascalops breweri (Hairy-tailed mole)
    2. Reference: Ford & Duszynski 1989

  34. Isospora aquatici Ford & Duszynski, 1988
    1. Host: Scalopus aquaticus (Eastern mole)
    2. Reference: Ford & Duszynski 1988

  35. Isospora ashtabulensis Ford & Duszynski, 1989
    1. Host: Parascalops breweri (Hairy-tailed mole)
    2. Reference: Ford & Duszynski 1989

  36. Isospora condylurae Duszynski, 1989
    1. Host: Condylura cristata (Star-nosed mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski 1989

  37. Isospora cristatae Duszynski, 1989
    1. Host: Condylura cristata (Star-nosed mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski 1989

  38. Isospora dymecodi Duszynski & Moore, 1986
    1. Host: Urotrichus (=Dymecodon) pilirostris (Lesser Japanese shrew-mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Moore 1986

  39. Isospora lamoillensis Duszynski, 1989
    1. Host: Condylura cristata (Star-nosed mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski 1989

  40. Isospora motleiensis Ford & Duszynski, 1988
    1. Host: Scalopus aquaticus (Eastern mole)
    2. Reference: Ford & Duszynski 1988

  41. Isospora neurotrichi Duszynski, 1985
    1. Host: Neurotrichus gibbsii (American shrew-mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski 1985

  42. Isospora parascalopi Ford & Duszynski, 1989
    1. Host: Parascalops breweri (Hairy-tailed mole)
    2. Reference: Ford & Duszynski 1989

  43. Isospora riccii Agostinucci, 1955
    1. Host: Talpa europaea (European mole)
    2. References: Agostinucci 1955, 1956

  44. Isospora sofiae Levine & Ivens, 1979
    1. Synonym: Isospora talpae Golemansky, 1978, nomen preocc.
    2. non Isospora talpae Agostinucci, 1955
    3. Host: Talpa europaea (European mole)
    4. References: Duszynski & Wattam 1988b; Golemansky 1978, 1979; Levine & Ivens 1979

  45. Isospora sp. of Ford & Duszynski, 1989
    1. Host: Parascalops breweri (Hairy-tailed mole)
    2. Reference: Ford & Duszynski 1989

  46. Isospora sporopointaea Duszynski & Wattam, 1988
    1. Host: Talpa europaea (European mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Wattam 1988

  47. Isospora talpae Agostinucci, 1955
    1. Host: Talpa europaea (European mole)
    2. References: Agostinucci 1955, 1956; Golemansky 1979

  48. Isospora urotrichi Duszynski & Moore, 1986
    1. Host: Urotrichus talpoides (Greater Japanese shrew-mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Moore 1986

  49. Unsporulated oocyst 1 of Duszynski & Wattam, 1988
    1. Host: Euroscaptor mizura (Japanese mountain mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Wattam 1988a

  50. Unsporulated oocyst 2 of Duszynski & Wattam, 1988
    1. Host: Euroscaptor mizura (Japanese mountain mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Wattam 1988a

  51. Unsporulated oocyst 3 of Duszynski & Wattam, 1988
    1. Host: Euroscaptor mizura (Japanese mountain mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Wattam 1988a

  52. Unsporulated oocyst 4 of Duszynski & Wattam, 1988
    1. Host: Euroscaptor mizura (Japanese mountain mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Wattam 1988a

  53. Unsporulated oocyst 5 of Duszynski & Wattam, 1988
    1. Host: Euroscaptor mizura (Japanese mountain mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Wattam 1988a

  54. Unsporulated oocyst 6 of Duszynski & Wattam, 1988
    1. Host: Mogera kobeae (Large Japanese mole), M. tokudae (Large Sado Island mole), M. wogura (Lesser Japanese mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Wattam 1988a
    3. Tentatively the same species in all three Mogera spp.

  55. Unsporulated oocyst 7 of Duszynski & Wattam, 1988
    1. Host: Mogera kobeae (Large Japanese mole), M. tokudae (Large Sado Island mole), M. wogura (Lesser Japanese mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Wattam 1988a
    3. Tentatively the same species in all three Mogera spp.

  56. Unsporulated oocyst 8 of Duszynski & Wattam, 1988
    1. Host: Mogera kobeae (Large Japanese mole), M. tokudae (Large Sado Island mole), M. wogura (Lesser Japanese mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Wattam 1988a
    3. Tentatively the same species in all three Mogera spp.

  57. Unsporulated oocyst 9 of Duszynski & Wattam, 1988
    1. Host: Mogera kobeae (Large Japanese mole), M. tokudae (Large Sado Island mole), M. wogura (Lesser Japanese mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Wattam 1988a
    3. Tentatively the same species in all three Mogera spp.

  58. Unsporulated oocyst 10 of Duszynski & Wattam, 1988
    1. Host: Mogera kobeae (Large Japanese mole), M. tokudae (Large Sado Island mole), M. wogura (Lesser Japanese mole)
    2. Reference: Duszynski & Wattam 1988a
    3. Tentatively the same species in all three Mogera spp.


FAMILY: Tenrecidae (tenrecs, Madagascar hedgehogs)

  1. Eimeria madagascariensis Uilenberg, 1967
    1. Host: Setifer setosus (Madagascaran hedgehog)
    2. Reference: Uilenberg 1967

  2. Eimeria semispinosi Uilenberg, 1970
    1. Host: Hemicentetes semispinosus (Streaked tenrec)
    2. Reference: Uilenberg 1970

  3. Eimeria setosi Uilenberg, 1967
    1. Host: Setifer setosus (Madagascaran hedgehog)
    2. Reference: Uilenberg 1967

  4. Eimeria sp. of Uilenberg, 1967
    1. Synonym: Eimeria madagascariensis Uilenberg, 1967, pro parte
    2. Host: Hemicentetes semispinosus (Streaked tenrec)
    3. References: Levine & Ivens 1979; Uilenberg 1967

  5. Eimeria uilenbergi Pellerdy, 1969
    1. Synonym: Eimeria madagascariensis Uilenberg, 1967, pro parte
    2. Host: Tenrec ecaudatus (Tenrec)
    3. References: Pellerdy 1974; Uilenberg 1967


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