Literature DB >> 505556

Hookworm in dogs and cats in the area of Jakarta.

S S Margono, C Koesharjono, E Kosin.   

Abstract

An investigation of the distribution and prevalence of hookworms in dogs and cats was carried out during the year 1976 in the area of Jakarta. Sixty-eight percent of the dogs harboured A. caninum, whereas 37% harboured A. ceylanicum and 18% A. braziliense and 32.1% as A. ceylanicum. Hookworms were recovered from 78% of the fifty cats; 72% of the cats were infected with A. braziliense and 24% with A.ceylanicum. Among the 1895 hookworms in cats, 73,5% were A. braziliense and 24.5% were A. ceylanicum. Only one female A. tubaeforme was found in one cat.

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Year:  1979        PMID: 505556

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Trop Geogr Med        ISSN: 0041-3232


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