| description of two equine nematodes, parascaris equorum goeze 1782 and habronema microstoma schneider 1866 from the domestic horse equus ferus caballus (famisly: equidae) in egypt. | parasitic gastroenteritis (pge) caused by infection of the gut with parasitic nematodes is one of the most important diseases of livestock animals from both financial and welfare perspectives. parascaris equorum and habronema microstoma are of the most endemic nematodes of the world which are currently the major cause of pge of the domestic horses in egypt. the present investigation introduced the first morphological description of these nematodes recovered from the domestic horse, equus ferus c ... | 2016 | 27539725 |