Epidemiology and morphological study on sarcoptic mange in camels

Hassan, M.A.A.

Epidemiology and morphological study on sarcoptic mange in camels

1986

Hassan, M.A.A.

The prevalence and seasonal distribution of mange in camels was investigated. Results showed that 15.8 percent of the animals examined were infected with mites Sarcoptes scabiei var. cameli. Infection rate was higher during winter months. The neck was the most common site of infection

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anatomia animal anatomie animale camello epidemiologia epidemiologie infection

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91 p.

Other Subjects

Estaciones del ano; Oschameau; Infecciones; Sarcoptoide; Acaros sarcopticos; Irak/ maladie des animaux; Irak/ enfermedades de los animales; Sa

Language

Arabic

Note

6 tables; 20 figs; 56 ref. Summaries (Ar, En)

Type

Thesis; Summary; Non-Conventional

Corporate Author

Baghdad Univ., Baghdad (Iraq). Coll. of Veterinary Medicine

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Epidemiology and morphological study on sarcoptic mange in camels

1986

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