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Eimeria lampropeltis sp. n., Caryospora lampropeltis sp. n., and Cryptosporidium lampropeltis sp. n. are described from the host Lampropeltis c. calligaster, and Eimeria zamenis is redescribed from this host and from L. getulus holbrooki. Oocysts of E. lampropeltis are ellipsoidal with a smooth outer wall measuring 29 to 38 by 14 to 20 t, mean 30.4 by 16.3. E. zamenis oocysts are ellipsoidal with a smooth outer wall measuring 28 to 33 by 14 to 19 u, mean 30.2 by 16.2. Oocysts of Caryospora lampropeltis are round with a finely pitted outer wall measuring 20 to 25 /t in diameter, mean 23.3. Each oocyst contains one thick-walled sporocyst with a prominent Stieda body and eight bananashaped sporozoites. Cryptosporidium lampropeltis oocysts are ovoid with a thin, smooth outer wall measuring 10 to 12 by 8 to 9 Iu, mean 10.9 by 8.1. Each oocyst contains four sporozoites which measure 6 to 8 by 1 to 2 IL, mean 7.0 by 1.9. Two kingsnakes, Lampropeltis c. calligaster, the prairie kingsnake, and L. getulus holbrooki, the speckled kingsnake, were captured in Jackson County, Illinois, in April 1965, and September 1966, respectively. Shortly after capture, they were transported to Fort Collins, Colorado, and kept in cages. Fecal examinations made in 1966 and 1967 showed the presence of oocysts of four species of coccidia. One of these, Eimeria zamenis, has not been adequately described (Phisalix, 1921; Roudabush, 1937), and the other three appear to be new

Three New Coccidia (Protozoa: Telosporea) from Kingsnakes, Lampropeltis spp., in Illinois, with a Redescription of Eimeria zamenis Phisalix, 1921