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Three males (15.0-18.0 mm) and two females (21.0-22.3 mm) of an Acanthocephalan recovered from the intestine of a Booted Eagle, Hieraaetus pennatus in Madras were found to belong to the genus Centrorhynchus. The proboscis armature consisted of 26 longitudinal rows of 5 hooks and 4 spines each, an arrangement not observed in any other known species. The worms were therefore referable to a new species Centrorhynchus (Centrorhynchus ) golvani. The taxonomy and host relationships in the genus Centrorhynchus are discussed, and the transmission of infection is expected to take place normally between an insect intermediate host and a bird (or mammalian) definitive host, and occasionally through paratenic hosts as Amphibians, Reptiles or Birds. A table of all species of Centrorhynchus in India, with their hosts and recorders is provided.

On Centrorhynchus (Centrorhynchus) golvani, a new species of an Acanthocephalan from the Booted Eagle, Hieraaetus pennatus in Madras