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Study of gastrointestinal nematodes co-infecting feral Soay sheep on St Kilda

2020-01-01

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The unmanaged, feral Soay sheep population on St Kilda has survived for hundreds of years, despite enduring potentially deleterious gastrointestinal nematode co-infections. Co-infections with multiple nematode species are ubiquitous in feral and managed ruminants. Within these mixed burdens, the different species may vary in their pathogenicity, epidemiology and clinical presentation. Elucidating the diversity of...

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10.7488/era/471
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