ДИКРОЦЕЛИОЗ - ОДНА ИЗ СОСТАВЛЯЮЩИХ НОЗОЛОГИЧЕСКОГО ПРОФИЛЯ ЗАРАЗНОЙ ПАТОЛОГИИ ПРОДУКТИВНЫХ ЖИВОТНЫХ
Abstract
We studied the borders of the spreading of dicrocoeliosis amongst populations of cattle and sheep and territorial
borders of its distribution on the agriculture zones of Volgogradskaya area. It is stated, that the contamination
by helminthes of dicrocoeliosis of cattle in south region of Volgogradskaya area was about 30-
66%, and in some farms before 84%, but in regions, located on northeast of the area, extensiveness of invasion
varied 2,6-13%. So wide spreading this helmintosis in south regions promote the ecological conditions,
favorable influencing to the development intermediate masters of dicrocoeliosis.
borders of its distribution on the agriculture zones of Volgogradskaya area. It is stated, that the contamination
by helminthes of dicrocoeliosis of cattle in south region of Volgogradskaya area was about 30-
66%, and in some farms before 84%, but in regions, located on northeast of the area, extensiveness of invasion
varied 2,6-13%. So wide spreading this helmintosis in south regions promote the ecological conditions,
favorable influencing to the development intermediate masters of dicrocoeliosis.
About the Authors
А. Усенков
Волгоградская городская станция по борьбе с болезнями животных
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
О. Землянская
Волгоградская городская станция по борьбе с болезнями животных
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Е. Филиппова
Волгоградская городская станция по борьбе с болезнями животных
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Л. Федосеева
Волгоградская городская станция по борьбе с болезнями животных
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
References
1. А.В. Усенков, А.А. Агафонова, М. В. Арисов и др. Опыт борьбы с дикроцелиозом крупного рогатого скота // Ветеринарный консультант. 2003 № 19. С. 20.
2. А.В. Усенков, М.В. Арисов. Зараженность дикроцилиями крупного рогатого скота в Волгоградской области // Тр. ВИГИС. Т. 41. М., 2005. С. 366-371.
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