A wild male mouflon (Ovis musimon) was shot due to the observed weakness. Necropsy revealed consolidated lungs and traces of black pigment and fibrin on the liver. On the cut surface, a juvenile fl uke was found in the lungs, while traces of destroyed fl ukes’ migratory channels were found in the liver. F. magna infection in both, wild and domestic ruminants, causes three types of species-specific host-parasite interactions; definitive, dead-end and aberrant. mouflon are classifi ed as aberrant hosts and here we report unsuccessful migration of a juvenile fl uke that led to a severe pneumonia.
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出版者
Cambridge University Press
其它主题
Aberrant host; Fibrin; Fascioloidosis; Unsuccessful migration; Migratory behavior
语言
英语
类型
Journal Article; Text
2024-02-28
2026-02-03
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