| [possibilities of contagion of gastrointestinal and lung nematode infections of fallow deer for cattle, sheep and goats raised in the same fenced area as fallow deer]. | cattle as well as sheep and goats may be infected with parasitic nematodes of fallow deer under natural conditions, but heavy infections do not occur. most nematode species were recorded in goats, cattle harboured the fewest number of species. the specific abomasal parasites of fallow deer (spiculopteragia asymmetrica, apteragia quadrispiculata, skrjabinagia ryjikovi, ostertagia drozdzi) were only seen in goats in greater number while both cattle and sheep were only poor susceptible. capillaria ... | 1994 | 7720543 |
| [the endoparasites of sika deer (cervus nippon) in austria]. | the endoparasite fauna of 108 sika deer (42 calves <1 year, 20 approximately 1 year old animals, 46 animals >1 year) originating from the two free-living sika deer populations in austria (ostrong, 35 animals; tullner donauauen, 73 animals) was studied. the deer were shot during the hunting seasons 2003-2005. in all, at least four species of protozoa (eimeria austriaca, eimeria robusta, eimeria sordida; sarcocystis spp.), two species each of cestodes (moniezia benedeni, larval cyst of taenia hyda ... | 2007 | 17987366 |
| endoparasites of the fallow deer (dama dama) of the antheringer au in salzburg, austria. | although the annual harvest of fallow deer increased markedly in austria in the past two decades, only little is known about the parasites of fallow deer in austria. to add current faunistic knowledge on the endoparasites of fallow deer in the country, viscera from six adult males and one male fawn from the game preserve antheringer au, salzburg, were examined in 2009-2010 using standard techniques, and spleen samples were screened for dna of tick-borne pathogens (polymerase chain reaction). inf ... | 2014 | 24535173 |
| identification of chabertiidae (nematoda, strongylida) by pcr-rflp based method: a new diagnostic tool for cross transmission investigation between domestic and wild ruminants in france. | we describe a pcr-rflp-based method that allows reliable identification of four species of nematode parasites presenting similar infective third-stage larvae (l3) with a flagelliform tail and more than 16 intestinal cells, commonly observed in gastrointestinal tract of ruminants in france. molecular analysis of the second internal transcribed spacer (its2) of ribosomal dna, considered as a specific marker for strongylida, revealed four robust monophyletic clades corresponding to species chaberti ... | 2014 | 25194240 |