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- "Thus, for the thick or hard-shelled tapeworms, he proposed the term Seleroleptidota and for thin-shelled forms the term Malacolepiidota. The eggs of the former require the action of the gastric juice of vertebrates to dissolve their shells, whilst the eggs of the latter readily hatch within the stomach of evertebrated animals, such as mollusks and insects." Parasites of Man, T. Spencer Cobbold, M.D., F.R.S.,1878. Midland Naturalist v.1 p. 118.