Literature DB >> 1779280

Gastric nematodes of the Paraguayan caiman, Caiman yacare (Alligatoridae).

S R Goldberg1, C R Bursey, A L Aquino-Shuster.   

Abstract

Examination of the stomach contents of 115 Caiman yacare Daudin, 1802, from Paraguay revealed the presence of the nematodes Brevimulticaecum baylisi (Travassos, 1933), Brevimulticaecum stekhoveni (Baylis, 1947), Contracaecum sp. of Railliet and Henry, 1912, Dujardinascaris paulista (Travassos, 1933), Eustrongylides sp. of Jagerskiold, 1909, Micropleura vazi Travassos, 1933, and Ortleppascaris alata (Baylis, 1947). Nematode prevalence was 28%; greatest species prevalence (14%) was found for B. baylisi. Greatest mean intensity, 25.4, was for Contracaecum sp. All occurrences are new host and distribution records.

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Year:  1991        PMID： 1779280

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  J Parasitol        ISSN： 0022-3395            Impact factor:   1.276


  4 in total

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Authors:  A E Oliveira-Souza; M M Salviano Santana; T Dos Santos Reis; C E Costa-Campos; C Albuquerque de Miranda; F T V Melo
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