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期刊名:International journal for parasitology-parasites and wildlife

缩写:INT J PARASITOL-PAR

ISSN:2213-2244

e-ISSN:2213-2244

IF/分区:2.3/Q2

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Jeong Hun Shim,Heon Woo Lee,Min-Seung Yang et al. Jeong Hun Shim et al.
Chewing lice are highly host-specific, permanent ectoparasites of birds. This feature potentially places lice infesting endangered hosts at an even greater risk of extinction than the hosts themselves. Despite this ecological significance, ...
Alireza Sazmand,Angela Monica Ionică,Leili Moradi et al. Alireza Sazmand et al.
Cytauxzoon banethi is one of the least characterized members of the genus Cytauxzoon and has so far been reported only from two European wildcats (Felis silvestris) in Romania. Consequently, its host range and geographic distribution remain...
Tobias Heiri,Caroline F Frey Tobias Heiri
Numbers of European bison (Bison bonasus) reintroduction programmes are increasing across Europe. Investigating potential health risks related to translocations is crucial for the long-term success of such programmes. Parasitological analys...
Ryanka Edila,Frenky Laksana Putra,April Hari Wardhana et al. Ryanka Edila et al.
Trypanosoma lewisi is a blood parasite of wild rodents increasingly recognised as an emerging zoonotic pathogen associated with atypical human trypanosomiasis. However, epidemiological and molecular data from major Indonesian metropolitan a...
Andrew M Halls,Alice M Burton,Olatunji Johnson et al. Andrew M Halls et al.
Giardia and Cryptosporidium are important causes of diarrhoeal disease in humans, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, with several species and genotypes capable of zoonotic transmission. Central Laikipia, Kenya, represents a shared landscap...
Eszter Nagy,Árpád Bokor,Boróka Bárdos et al. Eszter Nagy et al.
This study aimed to determine whether the interspecific copro-foraging behaviour of potential intermediate host rodents can prevent the summer egg loss of the Arctic-originated cestode parasite, Echinococcus multilocularis. Red fox (Vulpes ...
Loghman Maleki,Eghbal Gholami,Edris Ghaderi Loghman Maleki
Biological invasions by apex predators can restructure the destination range through ecological turbulence. This study investigates the co-i,markedntroduction and establishment of parasites associated with the invasive northern pike, Esox l...
Arnulf Soleng,Deepa Gurung,Vivian Kjelland et al. Arnulf Soleng et al.
Tick-borne diseases constitute a major group of emerging vector-borne infections and represent a growing public health concern in many European countries. In Europe, the most clinically significant agents transmitted by Ixodes ricinus are t...
Patricio D Carrera-Játiva,Camilo Tomckowiack,Constanza Mena et al. Patricio D Carrera-Játiva et al.
Human-induced environmental changes can modify the transmission patterns of arthropod-borne infections across multiple ecological scales. This study evaluated the influence of habitat alteration on Hepatozoon sp. infection in wild rodents (...
Mateus Oliveira Machado,Larissa Pereira Rodrigues,João Otávio Mochiuti et al. Mateus Oliveira Machado et al.
Anthropogenic environmental changes have intensified interactions among wildlife, domestic animals, and humans, reshaping parasite transmission dynamics. In this context, anteaters may play an important role as hosts within sylvatic transmi...