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The helminths of North American mouse-like rodents have received little study. Previous work has been based on low numbers of animals examined, and there has been little reference to the ecology involved. The purpose of this paper is to present data resulting from the examination of over 600 voles, with special reference to host-parasite relationships. Hall (1916) reviewed the nematodes parasitic in rodents, and previous records of helminths from voles are contained in the papers of Harkema (1936) and Erickson (1938). In addition to these, a number of new species has been described. No effort has been made here to list all helminths previously recorded from voles, and only those of interest in connection with the present work are mentioned.

Studies on the Parasitic Helminths of the North Central States. II. Helminths of Voles (Microtus spp.) Preliminary Report