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Embryonic development period and the prevalence of avian blood parasites.

15 May 1992

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Variation in prevalence of avian hematozoa is related to taxonomic affiliation at the level of the family or subfamily but not of the genus within families. Prevalence is comparatively insensitive to the influences of habitat and season; however, temperate species have higher incidences of infection than tropical species belonging to the same families. Among taxa of nonraptorial altricial landbirds, hematozoan...

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PMID: 1584808
DOI: 10.1073/pnas.89.10.4722

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