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... coracidia were obtained at various temperatures: 5-7°C, 35-40 days; 8-12°C, 12-13 days; 13-17°C, 6-11 days; 17-20°C, 4-7 days; 21-22°C, 3-4 days; 23-24°C, 3-4 days. At 26-28°C a mass emergence did not occur, and at 28°C all the eggs ...
... coracidia were obtained at various temperatures: 5-7°C, 35-40 days; 8-12°C, 12-13 days; 13-17°C, 6-11 days; 17-20°C, 4-7 days; 21-22°C, 3-4 days; 23-24°C, 3-4 days. At 26-28°C a mass emergence did not occur, and at 28°C all the eggs ...
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... coracidia to Cyclops strenuus strenuus. In summary, at 0-2°C, all eggs died within 42 days, at 2-4°C 58-61% of the larvae hatched in 21 to 23 days, and had a 66% invasive ability, whereas between 5 and 20°C 75-99% hatched, with an 85 ...
... coracidia to Cyclops strenuus strenuus. In summary, at 0-2°C, all eggs died within 42 days, at 2-4°C 58-61% of the larvae hatched in 21 to 23 days, and had a 66% invasive ability, whereas between 5 and 20°C 75-99% hatched, with an 85 ...
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... coracidia from the egg cultures were obtained at various temperatures: 5-7°C, 29-35 days; 10-13°C, 10-13 days; 13-15°C, 6-11 days; 17-20°C (optimum), 4-7 days; 23-24°C, 5 days. At 26-28°C no mass emergence of coracidia occurred and the ...
... coracidia from the egg cultures were obtained at various temperatures: 5-7°C, 29-35 days; 10-13°C, 10-13 days; 13-15°C, 6-11 days; 17-20°C (optimum), 4-7 days; 23-24°C, 5 days. At 26-28°C no mass emergence of coracidia occurred and the ...
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... coracidia can occur from eggs removed from worms only 3 h before. At 17-20°C mass emergences of eggs normally occurred in 1 day, and at 11-17°C in from 6 to 2 days (Kuperman, 1971, 1973b). The only copepod intermediate host in which ...
... coracidia can occur from eggs removed from worms only 3 h before. At 17-20°C mass emergences of eggs normally occurred in 1 day, and at 11-17°C in from 6 to 2 days (Kuperman, 1971, 1973b). The only copepod intermediate host in which ...
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... coracidia larvae were available until mid-October. This corresponded with the peak abundance of Cyclops scutifer, which was probably the principal intermediate host. Henricson (1978), quoting other work also reported above in this ...
... coracidia larvae were available until mid-October. This corresponded with the peak abundance of Cyclops scutifer, which was probably the principal intermediate host. Henricson (1978), quoting other work also reported above in this ...
Contents
Chapter 2 Rumen Ciliate Protozoa | 121 |
A New Approach to the Epidemiology and Taxonomy of the Subgenus Trypanozoon | 175 |
Chapter 4 Immunity to Trypanosoma Cruzi | 247 |
Chapter 5 Immunity to Ticks | 293 |
Chapter 6 Role of Tick Salivary Glands in Feeding and Disease Transmission | 315 |
Index | 341 |
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