Psoroptes ovis, cattle (exper.), residual effectiveness of ivermectin injections against establishment of scabies, comparison with toxaphene dip

Sarcocystis cruzi, newborn calves (exper.), correlation of development of Sarcocystis with the resulting lesions

Ascaris suum, swine, immune responses monitored by lymphocyte blastogenesis assays, indirect radioimmunoassays, peripheral eosinophil counts, and cutaneous delayed hypersensitivity reactions

Rhipicephalus zambeziensis and R. appendiculatus from Zimbabwe, ecology of species compared with reference to host records, geographical distribution, physiography, climate, and seasonal occurrence, sex and stage of recovered parasites; additional review information on hosts and distribution of R. zambeziensis throughout its range in Africa

helminth parasites and Oestrus ovis in Karakul sheep, seasonal incidence determined by slaughter of successive groups of tracer lambs each exposed on pasture for 33 days, recommended deworming programme, importance of moving sheep to new pastures immediately after deworming

intestinal parasites, dogs, prevalence, sex of host and neutering procedure, age of host, mixed infections, diagnosis by fecal examination

Parafilaria bovicola, cattle, epizootiology, results of questionnaire survey among cattle owners revealed that (i) condemnation losses due to parasite were overrepresented among animals that came from herds held on pasture the previous year, as opposed to those from farms with indoor cattle management only; (ii) statistically significant difference between affected and nonaffected herds with respect to age groups; and (iii) frequency of lesions showed seasonal trend: Sweden

Cytauxzoon felis, susceptibilities of bobcats, 4 species of domestic farm animals, 9 species of laboratory animals, and 17 wildlife species to infection using infective material from domestic cats, Lynx rufus floridanus developed cytauxzoonosis with signs and lesions identical with those of domestic cats and died of disease, Lynx rufus rufus developed subclinical persistent parasitemia, results indicate that both species of bobcats may serve as reservoir hosts; sheep developed low persistent parasitemia without clinical signs, while other species of animals failed to produce evidence of cytauxzoonosis

nematodes, calves, albendazole evaluated

Ostertagia ostertagi, calves, inoculation doses producing severe and even fatal infections failed to induce resistance against reinfection