Dr. Kassai Tibor - Dr. Murai Éva szerk.: Parasitologia Hungarica 6. (Budapest, 1973)

Hosts: Scotophilus temmincki (Ca.), Taphozous longimanus (Ca.), Pipistrellus mimus (Ca.), P. kuhli (Sr.), P. ceylonicus (Ka.); Localization: small intestine. PAHDE (1935b) described this species from India under the name Pycnoporus loossi

. In DUBOIS'

s opinion (i960) it is synonymous with P. acetabulatus Looss, 1899Pycnoporus macrolaimus (Linstow, 1894) Host: Hipposideros ater (Ko.); Localization: intestine. Only one damaged specimen found. Pleurogenidae Looss, 1899 Maxbraunium baeri Roh.de, 1964 - (Pig. 17) Host: Myotis siligorensis (Gh.); Localization: intestinum. Rohde (1963) described this species from Malaysia. India is the second locality of this fluke. Parabascus ghati sp

. n. - (Pigs. 18-20) Host: Megaderma lyra (Ellora Caves); Localization: small intestine; Intensity: 14 specimens. Comparative measurements in u of Parabascus ghati sp.n

. Body length 64O 608 540 704 768 64O Body width 540 64O 480 576 672 528 Oral sucker 80x112 80x96 57x99 96x105 86x118 64x96 Ventral sucker 121x121 105x112 112x112 128x140 132x160 121x121 Left testis 128x112 128x224 96x160 144x160 169x166 128x144 Right testis - 144x192 - 128x160 - 128x166 Ovary 128x76 172x105 112x89 140x160 179x70 144x144 Cirrus-sac 128x112 - 108x108 176x176 179x144 140x140 Egg 19x19 20x9 19x10 22x9 19x11 19x11 Diagnosis: A small-sized trematode, generally tapering toward oral sucker. Integument spinose. Oral sucker terminal or subterminal . Muscular pharynx followed by short oesophagus

. Two caeca, extending along two sides of body, reaching caudal end of testes

,arching to middle of body. Ventral sucker larger than oral one. Two large testes situated laterally, symmetrically at