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− | <center>'''What parasite is this?'''</center> | + | <center>'''What conditions would you consider?'''</center> |
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− | Large numbers of the pictured ovum shown below were found in smears made at postmortem examination from the proventriculus, small intestine and caecum of a pheasant aged eight weeks. However, no adult parasites were found in the digestive tract.
| + | A group of beef cattle presents with 4 weeks’ history of pruritus and extensive hair loss especially over the shoulder, neck, and ears. The cattle are frequently observed rubbing against walls and fence posts. |
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− | <center>{{#tag:imagemap|Image:Manson avian med 6.jpg{{!}}center{{!}}200px | + | <center>{{#tag:imagemap|Image:Cattle Medicine 9.jpg{{!}}center{{!}}200px |
− | rect 0 0 606 850 [[Avian Medicine Q&A 06|Avian Medicine Q&A 06]] | + | rect 0 0 606 850 [[Cattle Medicine Q&A 09|Cattle Medicine Q&A 09]] |
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− | Test yourself [[Avian Medicine Q&A 06|here]].</center> | + | Test yourself [[Cattle Medicine Q&A 09|here]].</center> |
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