Protostrongylus spp
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https://doi.org/ 10.1016/j.ijppaw.2024.100950 |
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Protostrongylus spp |
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3.4. Protostrongylus spp . lungworms
Season and sex significantly affected fecal Protostrongylus spp . lungworm egg counts in an interaction (X 2 = 49.89, df = 3, p <0.001), while age had no effect (X 2 = 0.46, df = 1, p = 0.50; Table 4).
Female fecal egg counts of Protostrongylus spp . lungworms were significantly lower during lactation/summer than during late gestation, the rut or winter ( Fig. 2d View Fig –Appendix A4). The Protostrongylus spp . lungworm fecal egg count of males was significantly lower during late gestation/early lactation compared to the rut and winter ( Fig. 2d View Fig –Appendix A4). The sexes only differed in Protostrongylus spp . lungworm egg counts during late gestation and lactation. While females had significantly higher counts during late gestation, males had higher counts during lactation/summer ( Fig. 2d View Fig –Appendix A4). The mating tactic males employed during the rut did not affect their fecal Protostrongylus lungworm egg/larvae count (Estimate = – 0.69, SE = 0.54 X 2 = 1.67, df = 1, p = 0.20).
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