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− | ==Introduction==
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− | ''Cyathostomins'' are a group of '''small strongyles'''. The majority of ''cyathostomins'' are similar in terms of both morphology and behaviour. There are over 50 different species of small equine ''strongyle'', and they are of huge significance throughout the United Kingdom. They commonly cause severe acute diarrhoea and colic.
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| + | | Also known as: |
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| + | ==Introduction== |
| + | ''Cyathostomins'' are a group of '''small strongyles'''. The majority of ''cyathostomins'' are similar in terms of both morphology and behaviour. There are over 50 different species of small equine ''strongyle'', and they are of huge significance throughout the United Kingdom. They commonly cause severe acute diarrhoea and colic. |
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| ==Identification== | | ==Identification== |