Age-specific prevalence and a possible transmission route for Skrjabingylosis in New Zealand stoats, Mustela erminea / by Carolyn M. King

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Age-specific prevalence and a possible transmission route for Skrjabingylosis in New Zealand stoats, Mustela erminea / by Carolyn M. King

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Notes the prevalence of infestation of the skulls of stoats with the parasitic nematode Skrjabingylus nasicola was previously described in a national survey by King and Moody (1982). Examines samples from Craigieburn Forest Park and from the Eglinton Valley for a relationship between infestation and age, which could not previously be tested. Advances the hypothesis that the paratenic host for S. nasicola in NZ is the feral house mouse, Mus musculus,

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Journal

Date created

1991

Creator

King, C. M., (Carolyn M.), (Royal Society of New Zealand)

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http://natlib.govt.nz/records/22967225

Related subjects

Ermine / Nematoda as carriers of disease / Parasites / Communicable diseases -- Transmission / Mice / Observations

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