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An overview of nematodes infecting urban and wild rats (Muridae) in Malaysia
2012
Abdul Aziz | Amal Nasir M. | Santhana Raj L. | Latifa I. | Mohd Zain S. N. | Hassan L. | Jeffery J. | Selvanesan S. | Sani R. A. | Paramasvaran S. | Vellayan S. | Krishnasamy M.
Rodents particularly those belonging to the Muridae family in Malaysia have been well studied because of their medical and economic importance. Much of the work on rodents has been focusing on the identification of endo and ecto parasites. Parasites in rats (Murids) particularly helminthes belonging to the Nematoda family have been described by many workers for more than a century. This
paper is an attempt to compile 50 papers on rodent nematodes that has been published in various scientific journals over the last
100 years in Malaysia. It is hoped that this literature overview on rodent nematodes will come useful as a reference material for the budding parasitologist and biology scientist.
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2003
Estrada-Pena, A. (Veterinary Faculty, Zaragoza (Spain). Parasitology Dept.)
