Talk:Mansonella ozzardi

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Life Cycle[edit]

In the beginning of this article, it states this nematode lives in the peritoneal cavity. In the life cycle section, it states that they are subcutaneous. I think the subcutaneous location is incorrect and most likely obtained from the CDC website (on which there were many mistakes concerning this organism). Other sources state the adults live in peritoneal spaces. I am going to make the change. If you are knowledgeable concerning this topic and change it back, please cite a source other then the CDC. Thanks.2601:846:1:200:5004:8B84:87B1:7495 (talk) 15:52, 10 January 2016 (UTC)[reply]