| [parasites of the gdr. 3. endoparasites of the hare (lepus europeus)]. | 96 hares from the eastern region of the dresden district were examined for endoparasites and the results compared with those of other authors from gdr and the neighbouring countries. out of the 27 endoparasites which up till now are recorded in the middle european region in gdr are found 6 coccidia-spp.: eimeria leporis, e. robertsoni, e. townsendi, e. semisculpta, e. europaea, e. hungarica and the helminths: fasciola hepatica, dicrocoelium dendriticum, cittotaenia denticulata, andrya rhopalocep ... | 1979 | 507443 |
| blood chemistry and endoparasites of the mountain hare (lepus timidus l.) in high and low density populations. | in order to study the effect of high population density on the condition, blood characteristics and helminth parasitism of mountain hares (lepus timidus), 12 specimens were shot in december 1982 and 12 more in february 1983 on the west coast of central finland (group 1, dense population). in addition 14 hares were shot in december 1982 about 100 km from group 1 (group 2, dense population). group 3 consists of 15 hares from stable, rather low density populations shot in southern finland during th ... | 1992 | 1602575 |
| protostrongylus pulmonalis from hares (lepus europaeus) in italy. | protostrongylus (pulmostrongylus) pulmonalis from lepus europaeus in italy (alto adige) was studied. most of the parasite population showed the typical morphology described for this species. variations observed in the morphological features of gubernaculum, antero-lateral ray and telamon are considered to lie within the range of variability of the species. this is the first record of protostrongylus (pul.) pulmonalis in hares in italy. | 1990 | 2132448 |
| endoparasites of hares (lepus timidus l. and l. europaeus pallas) in finland. | intestinal and lung parasites of 85 mountain hares (lepus timidus) and 24 european hares (l. europaeus) were examined. the species of parasites found in both hare species were trichostrongylus retortaeformis zeder, 1800; mosgovoyia pectinata goeze, 1782 and protostrongylus pulmonalis froelich, 1802. eimeria semisculpta madsen, 1938 and e. townsendi carvalho, 1943 were found only in the european hares and eimeria leporis nieschulz, 1923 and dicrocoelium dendriticum rudolphi, 1819 only in the moun ... | 1983 | 6644932 |
| pulmonary protostrongyliasis in a mountain hare from italy. | an adult male mountain hare (lepus timidus), shot during the hunting season on the slopes of mt. civetta (eastern alps, veneto, northeastern italy), was eviscerated and diffuse nodular lesions of verminous pneumonia were observed. adult helminths were collected and male specimens were identified as protostrongylus pulmonalis. histologically, a non-purulent interstitial pneumonia and a desquamative bronchiolitis and alveolitis, along with thickening of alveolar septa, were apparent in the nodules ... | 2000 | 10813620 |
| intermediate hosts of protostrongylus pulmonalis (frölich, 1802) and p. oryctolagi baboš, 1955 under natural conditions in france. | protostrongylus oryctolagi and p. pulmonalis are causative agents of pulmonary protostrongyliasis in lagomorphs in france. these nematodes need usually one intermediate host for its life cycle, a terrestrial snail. however, some studies, mainly in experimental conditions, have identified the species of snails acting as intermediate hosts. | 2015 | 25889190 |
| protostrongylus pulmonalis (frölich, 1802) and p. oryctolagi baboš, 1955 (nematoda: protostrongylidae), parasites of the lungs of european hare (lepus europaeus l.) in france: morphological and molecular approaches. | pulmonary protostrongyliasis of hare is a parasitic disease caused by nematodes belonging to the genus protostrongylus (nematoda, protostrongylidae). during survey of wildlife disease in the south-east of france, pathologic examination of lungs from european hares found dead or hunter-killed between 2009 and 2012 was performed. adult male worms were morphologically characterized and the identification confirmed by molecular biology (d2 domain of the 28s and its2 of rdna). two different species w ... | 2014 | 24687284 |