Fascioliasis in working mules in endemic andean areas of Mendoza Province, Argentina

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Fascioliasis, the affection caused by Fasciola sp. is an important livestock disease and major threat to human health (in Latin America only F. hepatica is present). Although fascioliasis is widely studied in several domestic species, in Argentina, the affection in equines, and particularly mules, i...

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Autores principales: Sidoti, Laura, Cuervo, Pablo, Sbriglio, L, Fantozzi, Cecilia, Deis, Erika, Di Cataldo, Sophía, Mera y Sierra, Roberto
Formato: Resumen de Comunicación en Evento Científico
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Editorial UMaza 2022
Materias:
Fascioliasis
Mules
Mendoza
Acceso en línea:http://repositorio.umaza.edu.ar//handle/00261/2664
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UMAZA Digital (Universidad MAZA - Mendoza) de Universidad Juan Agustín MAZA
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topic Fascioliasis
Mules
Mendoza
spellingShingle Fascioliasis
Mules
Mendoza
Sidoti, Laura
Cuervo, Pablo
Sbriglio, L
Fantozzi, Cecilia
Deis, Erika
Di Cataldo, Sophía
Mera y Sierra, Roberto
Fascioliasis in working mules in endemic andean areas of Mendoza Province, Argentina
description Fascioliasis, the affection caused by Fasciola sp. is an important livestock disease and major threat to human health (in Latin America only F. hepatica is present). Although fascioliasis is widely studied in several domestic species, in Argentina, the affection in equines, and particularly mules, is not even considered, thus not studied. Argentina has a quite remarkable tradition regarding mules, since they took part in every major event along the country history: from an intense commerce during colonialism with several neighbouring countries, crossing the Andes with the Ejército Libertador to fight against realists and liberate southern America from the Spanish oppression, to every transcendental conflict in the political conformation of such a wide and diverse nation.
format Resumen de Comunicación en Evento Científico
author Sidoti, Laura
Cuervo, Pablo
Sbriglio, L
Fantozzi, Cecilia
Deis, Erika
Di Cataldo, Sophía
Mera y Sierra, Roberto
author_facet Sidoti, Laura
Cuervo, Pablo
Sbriglio, L
Fantozzi, Cecilia
Deis, Erika
Di Cataldo, Sophía
Mera y Sierra, Roberto
author_sort Sidoti, Laura
title Fascioliasis in working mules in endemic andean areas of Mendoza Province, Argentina
title_short Fascioliasis in working mules in endemic andean areas of Mendoza Province, Argentina
title_full Fascioliasis in working mules in endemic andean areas of Mendoza Province, Argentina
title_fullStr Fascioliasis in working mules in endemic andean areas of Mendoza Province, Argentina
title_full_unstemmed Fascioliasis in working mules in endemic andean areas of Mendoza Province, Argentina
title_sort fascioliasis in working mules in endemic andean areas of mendoza province, argentina
publisher Editorial UMaza
publishDate 2022
url http://repositorio.umaza.edu.ar//handle/00261/2664
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