Bionomy, distribution and importance of giant liver fluke (Fascioloides magna), an important parasite of free-living ruminants

The paper summarizes the most important knowledge of the giant liver fluke of ruminants, Fascioloides magna, with respect to its occurrence throughout the Northern Hemisphere, its fenotypic and genetic discriminative characteristics, its pathogenicity in various obligatory and facultative hosts and...

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Published inVeterinární medicína Vol. 42; no. 5
Main Authors Spakulova, M, Corba, J, Varady, M. (Slovenska Akademia Vied, Kosice (Slovakia). Parazitologicky Ustav), Rajsky, D
Format Journal Article
LanguageSlovak
Published 01.05.1997
Subjects
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ANATOMIA ANIMAL
ANATOMIE ANIMALE
ANIMAL SALVAJE
ANIMAL SAUVAGE
ANTIGENE
ANTIGENOS
BIOLOGIA MOLECULAR
BIOLOGIE MOLECULAIRE
DESARROLLO BIOLOGICO
DEVELOPPEMENT BIOLOGIQUE
DISTRIBUCION GEOGRAFICA
DISTRIBUTION GEOGRAPHIQUE
EUROPA
EUROPE
FASCIOLOIDES MAGNA
ISOENZIMAS
ISOENZYME
NOMBRE CHROMOSOMIQUE
NUMERO DE CROMOSOMAS
PATOGENICIDAD
POUVOIR PATHOGENE
RUMIANTE
RUMINANT
TERAPIA
THERAPEUTIQUE
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Summary:The paper summarizes the most important knowledge of the giant liver fluke of ruminants, Fascioloides magna, with respect to its occurrence throughout the Northern Hemisphere, its fenotypic and genetic discriminative characteristics, its pathogenicity in various obligatory and facultative hosts and possible prophylaxis and medical control. The paper emphasizes the fact that new natural foci with heavy F. magna infections of deer regularly occur in Europe.
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ISSN:0375-8427