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THE credit of the first discovery of this land-planarian in England lies not with Sir John Lubbock, as Dr. Scharff stated, but with the late Rev. L. Jenyns (Blomefield), who, in his “Observations in Natural History,” 1846 (p. 315), makes some interesting remarks on the “Ground Fluke” (Fasciola terrestris) and its occurrence in the woods at Bottisham Hall, a locality searched with success by Mr. Harmer.
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GAMBLE, F. Rhynchodemus Terrestris in England. Nature 51, 33 (1894). https://doi.org/10.1038/051033b0
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