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[Little-studied parasitic strongylid larvae (Nematoda: Strongylidae) in horses].

Authors: G M, Dvoĭnos; V A, Kharchenko;

[Little-studied parasitic strongylid larvae (Nematoda: Strongylidae) in horses].

Abstract

Parasitic larvae of 30 strongylid species of horses out of 53 species known for the fauna of the USSR are identified. The paper presents descriptions of 7 earlier unknown phenons of parasitic late 4th-stage larvae, the specific belonging of which in not yet ascertained. The possibility of their identification is discussed.

Keywords

Male, Strongyloidea, Larva, Animals, Female, Horses, Perissodactyla, USSR

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