Publications

sarcocystis campestris from naturally infected 13-lined ground squirrels, spermophilus tridecemlineatus tridecemlineatus, from nebraska.	grossly visible sarcocysts were seen in the skeletal muscles of 1 of 12 13-lined ground squirrels, spermophilus tridecemlineatus tridecemlineatus, collected in nebraska. the tissue cyst wall was up to 5.0 microm thick and contained spikelike projections. transmission electron microscopy of tissue cysts revealed they were similar to sarcocystis campestris cawthorn, wobeser, and gajadhar, 1983, previously known only from experimental infections in richardson's ground squirrel spermophilus richards ...	2000	11128502
pathology of sarcocystis campestris infection in richardson's ground squirrels (spermophilus richardsoni).	richardson's ground squirrels were infected with 1500 or 9000 sporocysts of sarcocystis campestris from badgers. no lesions were found in animals killed one to three days postinfection (pi). hepatitis and phlebitis of hepatic veins were present in animals killed between four and eight days pi. no meronts were detected in these animals, but the lesions suggested that a generation of merogony occurred in the hepatic veins. meronts were found in endothelial cells in many tissues beginning on day 9 ...	1983	6411306