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  1. Experimental trichinosis in Octodon degus (Rodentia)

    Octodon degus occurs abundantly in an endemic trichinosis area of Chile. However, Trichinella spiralis, the etiologic agent for trichinosis has not been reported as a natural or laboratory parasite of O. degus. In this study, degus were found to be susceptible to doses of T. spiralis as low as 20 …

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  2. Serologic Diagnosis of Trichinosis With a Purified Larval Antigen

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  3. Effects of Certain Antibiotics on Experimental Trichinosis in Mice

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  4. Helminths of South Dakota Coyotes

    … an important role as a sylvatic reservoir for trichinosis in South Dakota The coyote, Canis Latrans, is distributed in many widely varying habitats throughout North America. Because of dissimilarities in the availability of prey species and diversity in environmental conditions, the parasitic …

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