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- Christopher_T._McAllister abstract "Chris Thomas McAllister (born July 26, 1955 in Pine Bluff, Arkansas) to the late physician James T. McAllister Jr., MD (1922-2013) and homemaker Mary Ellen Kober (1932-) is an American herpetologist and parasitologist and a tenured Professor of Biology at Eastern Oklahoma State College McCurtain County Campus in Idabel. His research spans parasites of fishes, amphibians, and reptiles and small mammals, especially their helminth and coccidial parasites. He has collaborated on millipeds and centipedes with Rowland Shelley (retired, North Carolina State Museum of Natural History), bats with Robert Dowler and Loren Ammerman (Angelo St. University), amphibians and reptiles with Stanley E. Trauth (Arkansas State University), fishes with Henry W. Robison (retired, Southern Arkansas University) and parasitology with Chuck Bursey (retired, Pennsylvania State University) and Donald W. Duszynski (retired, Univ. of New Mexico). In his parasite research, he has primarily studied microscopic apicomplexan parasites known as coccidians.".
- Q19668328 abstract "Chris Thomas McAllister (born July 26, 1955 in Pine Bluff, Arkansas) to the late physician James T. McAllister Jr., MD (1922-2013) and homemaker Mary Ellen Kober (1932-) is an American herpetologist and parasitologist and a tenured Professor of Biology at Eastern Oklahoma State College McCurtain County Campus in Idabel. His research spans parasites of fishes, amphibians, and reptiles and small mammals, especially their helminth and coccidial parasites. He has collaborated on millipeds and centipedes with Rowland Shelley (retired, North Carolina State Museum of Natural History), bats with Robert Dowler and Loren Ammerman (Angelo St. University), amphibians and reptiles with Stanley E. Trauth (Arkansas State University), fishes with Henry W. Robison (retired, Southern Arkansas University) and parasitology with Chuck Bursey (retired, Pennsylvania State University) and Donald W. Duszynski (retired, Univ. of New Mexico). In his parasite research, he has primarily studied microscopic apicomplexan parasites known as coccidians.".