Prevalence and Classification of Amphistomes in Cattle and Buffaloes
作者： Mounier Mohamed Abdel Halium , Emil Saad Abdel Massieh , Fayez Awadalla Salib , Waheed Mohamed Mousa
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摘要: Amphistomes are snail-borne trematodes infect rumens and reticulums capable of causing acute chronic disease in cattle buffaloes. A total 897 buffaloes were examined by faecal examinations postmortem Giza Garbia governourates. The collected morphologically histologically classified. We found that the incidence totally animals was 4.9%. higher oldest animals(than young), spring (than other seasons) Giza). But same males females. classified as Paramphistomum microbothrium, cervi Carmyerius gergaerius. concluded prevalent among governorates..
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