Literature DB >> 12049247

Fasciola immature stages sought in Lymnaea species and Biomphalaria species in the water bodies of Dakahlia Governorate.

Atef M el-Shazly1, Moshira M F Helmy, Fouad M Haridy, Eman M A el-Sharkawy, Tosson A Morsy.   

Abstract

Examination of the five different water bodies in Dakahlia governorate, revealed four species of Lymnaea. These were L. natalensis (68.4%). L. truncatula (16%), L. stagnalis (12.2%) and L. columella (3.4%). Also, two species of Biomphalaria were recovered. These were B. alexandrina (54.7%) and B. glabrata (45.3%). Examination of all these snails showed natural infection with immature stages of Fasciola sp. in 5.5% of L. natalensis (= cailliaudi), 3.1% in L. truncatula and 0.67% in B. alexandrina. The importance of these snails in dissemination and spreading of fascioliasis was discussed.

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Year:  2002        PMID: 12049247

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  J Egypt Soc Parasitol        ISSN: 1110-0583


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