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CRYPTOSPORIDIUM SPP. IN PET DWARF WINTER WHITE RUSSIAN HAMSTERS (PHODOPUS SUNGORIS SUNGORIS) IN CHINA.

The Journal of parasitology - 1 Sept 2021

Chen Shanyu, Chai Yijun, Deng Lei, Liu Haifeng, Zhong Zhijun, Fu Hualin, Hu Yanchun, Shen Liuhong, Zhou Ziyao, Geng Yi, Peng Guangneng

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Cryptosporidium spp. have been identified in a wide range of hosts, such as humans and domestic and wild animals, while less information about the prevalence of Cryptosporidium spp. in pet hamsters is documented. A total of 351 dwarf winter white Russian hamsters' fecal specimens were collected from 6 pet markets from the cities of Luzhou and Ziyang in Sichuan province in the southwestern part of China. The...

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PMID: 34547101
DOI: 10.1645/20-102

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