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Infestación experimental con larvas de Neostrongylus Linearis (Nematoda, Protostrongylidae) de diverasa especies de Candidula y Helicella (Mollusca, Stylommatophora)

Authors: Manga González, María Yolanda; Díez Baños, Pablo; Cordero del Campillo, Miguel; Morrondo Pelayo, María Patrocinio;

Infestación experimental con larvas de Neostrongylus Linearis (Nematoda, Protostrongylidae) de diverasa especies de Candidula y Helicella (Mollusca, Stylommatophora)

Abstract

[ES] La infestación experimental de 419 ejemplares de 2 Candidula spp. y 7 Helicella spp. (Mollusca) con L-I de Neostrongylus linearis (Nematoda), obtenidas de heces ovinas, ha demostrado que hay diferencias altamente significativas entre las nueve especies de caracoles, en lo que respecta a los porcentajes de larvas que invaden el pie, evolucionan y alcanzan el estadio de L-III, así como el número de días requeridos para ello. Los métodos estadísticos utilizados fueron el análisis de la varianza (una vía), la «t de Student», el coeficiente de correlación y la Ji-cuadrado. Las especies más receptivas, en orden decreciente, son: H. ordunensis, H. itala, H. zaratei, H. corderoi, C. rocandioi, H. madritensis, C. intersecta, H. jamuzensis y H. bierzona. Por primera vez se comprueba experimentalmente la receptividad de C. rocandioi, H. bierzona, H. corderoi, H. itala, H. madritensis y H. zaratei a Neostrongylus linearis.

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Infestación experimental, Candidula, Helicella, Veterinaria, Neostrongylus linearis

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