Seasonal variation in the population dynamics of helminth parasites in Gallus gallus domesticus from Solapur and Osmanabad District (M.S) India
Keywords:
Seasonal variation, Helminth parasite, Gallus gallus domesticus, Population dynamics, Solapur and Osmanabad
Abstract
The present research work deals with the study of seasonal survey on the prevalence of helminth infection in Gallus gallus domesticus from Solapur and Osmanabad region. The study was conducted from August 2016 to July 2017. For this study Gallus were collected from different places of Solapur and Osmanabad Dist. in different season. After experimental observation the intestines of Gallus were recorded high parasitic infection during the summer season as compared to winter and monsoon.
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Williams D.D: Seasonal incidences of isoglaoidacris. Wiscon sinensis (cestode: Caryophyllaeidea) in its fish host. Lowa state. a, J.Res 1978, 53 (4) 305-310.
Wunder: Das jahreszeitliche auftreten des bandwurmes caryophyllaeus laticeps pall in ndarm Karpfens (cyprinus carpio l.). zeitschrift fur Parasitenkunde .1939, 10, 704-713.
Calentine, R.L and L.H. Fredickson, Periodicity of Caryophyllaeid cestodes in the white sucker catastomus commersoni (lacepede) lowa. St. J. sci, 1965, 39:345-350.
Kenaev, A: Advance in fish disease research Rybov. Rybol. 19654:3-4.
Kennedy, C.R: Population biology of cestode caryophylla ecuslaticep (pallas, 1918) indaceleuciscus (l) of the river Avon. J. Parasit:, 1968; 54: 538-543.
Kennedy, C.R: Seasonal incidence and development of cestode Caryophylla eusleticeps (pallas) in the river Avon. Parasitlogy. 1969,59 : 783-794.
Rodhe: Ecology of Marine parasites 2nd edition, CAB. International, Oxford. 1993.
Achainaiah. N. et al: A study on the seasonal prevalence of Ralletina tetragona in domestic chick (Gallus gallus domesticus) from Warangal region of Andra Pradesh. IJABPT, 2013 .4(3) 133-136.
Akhtar et al: Prevalences of cestode parasites of domestic fowl (Gallus domesticus) Pakistan Vet.J. 1999, 19(3): 142-144.
Anderson, R.M: Seasonal variation in the population dynamics of Caryophyllaceous. Parasitology 1976, 72, 281-395.
Chubb, J.S: Seasonal occurrences of helminth parasite in freshwater fishes. Part II. Digenea. Adv. Parasitol. 1977, 17, 141-313.
Fakae. B.B et al: Gastrointestinal helminth infection of domestic fowl during dry season in eastern. Nigeria. J of African Zoology 1991,105, 503-508.
Sham Sul Islam AWN: prevalence of helminth parasites of domesticus fowls in Zambia, Poultry Advisor.1985, and 18.47-51.
Sheikh T. Salam et al:- Prevalence and pathology of Railitina Cestcillus in Indigenous chicken (Gallus gallus domesticus) in the temperate Himalayan region of Kashmir. Veterinarski Archiv 2010, 80 (2), 323-328.
Senyonga, G.S.Z: Prevalences of Helminth parasites of domestic fowl (Gallus gallus domesticus) in Uganada, tropical animal health and production. 1982, 14, 201-204.
Williams D.D: Seasonal incidences of isoglaoidacris. Wiscon sinensis (cestode: Caryophyllaeidea) in its fish host. Lowa state. a, J.Res 1978, 53 (4) 305-310.
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