ADULT FORMS

Name Host Organ

Taenia expansa Sheep and ox Intestine
Taenia fimbriata Sheep Liver
Taenia denticulata Cattle Intestine
Taenia alba Cattle Intestine
Taenia perfoliata Solipeds Intestine
Taenia mamillana Solipeds Intestine
Taenia echinococcus Dog Intestine

LARVAL FORMS

Name Host

Cysticercus bovis Cattle
Cysticercus cellulosa Swine and man
Cysticercus tennicollis Cattle, sheep and swine
Coenurus cerebralis Cattle and sheep
Echinococcus polymorphus Cattle, sheep, swine and man

The adult tapeworms _Taeniae saginata_ and _soleum_, of which the
_Cysticerci bovis_ and _cellulosa_ are the larvae forms, occur in man. The
larvae are present in meat and pork, and this form of parasitism is termed
beef measles in cattle and pork measles in hogs. Man becomes host for these
two forms of tapeworms through eating measly pork or beef that is not
properly cooked.