Publications

changes in the blood pictureof the red goat of maradi as a function of its gastrointestinal parasitism.	numerous "chèvres de maradi" are bred in republique du niger (cap. niamey), 2 - 10(+6) numbered in 1973. this rustic ruminant is often very parasitized by intestinal nematodes and sporozoa. the most frequent genera are bunostomum (55%), trichostrongylus (40%), strongyloides (27%), oesophagostomum and haemonchus (20%), sometimes moniezia or stilesia, coccidiosis being endemic and very pathogenic, eimeria (70%). polyparasitism is a "modus vivendi" between the host and these various parasites. all ...	1976	11658
[rationing trials on red sokoto goats using local agricultural by-products in maradi].		1979	554286
[some aspects of reproduction of the reddish brown goats of maradi. comparison with other tropical and subtropical breeds].		1975	1208929
[serological survey of small ruminants in 4 districts of niger].	in 1990, a serosurvey on 1,474 small ruminants was conducted in four districts of niger (maradi, zinder, diffa and dosso). the epidemiology and seroprevalence of eight diseases were studied: brucella melitensis and b. ovis brucellosis, chlamydiosis, coxiellosis, contagious caprine pleuropneumonia, type a pasteurellosis, peste des petits ruminants, rift valley fever, crimée-congo haemorragic fever. the main health problem for the development of small ruminants farming, seems to be both pasteurell ...	1991	1843821
[rickettsiosis in niger. epidemiological survey conducted in the maradi region].		1973	4802018