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- Brayton Howard Ransom, Charles Francis Doane, Daniel Thomas Gray, Edwin George Hastings, Harry Webster Graybill, Henry Prentiss Armsby, Howard Crawley, Lore Alford Rogers, Sidney Crosby Thompson, William Mansfield Clark, Edwin Bret Hart, Huron Willis Lawson, Joseph Rayburn Keithley, Raymond Pratt Norton, W. M. Lewallen, William Francis Ward, Alice Catherine Evans, Roscoe Hart Shaw
· 1912
- Aaron Louis Treadwell, Arthur Burton Gahan, Brayton Howard Ransom, Charles Tull Greene, Charles Whitebread, Clyde C. Hamilton, David Starr Jordan, Earl Victor Shannon, Edward Albert Chapin, Emmett Reid Dunn, Frank Springer, Gideon Stanhope Dodds, Gotthold Steiner, Grace Adelbert Sandhouse, Henry Augustus Pilsbry, John Bernard Reeside, John Merton Aldrich, John Russell Malloch, Oliver Perry Hay, Orren Williams Hyman, Thomas Shaw Oldroyd, United States National Museum, Warren Samuel Fisher, William Schaus, Waldo Lee McAtee
· 1925
- Brayton Howard Ransom
· 1909
The taenioid cestodes are tapeworms characterized primarily by the presence of four cup-shaped suckers upon the head. They form a natural group, classed by some authorities as a superfamily Taenioidea, by others as an order Cyclophyllidea. About 140 species have been reported from North American birds, and these represent nearly 40 genera. It is with these forms that the present paper is concerned.