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Hamsters (Laboratory) - Pathology (view source)
Revision as of 17:44, 8 January 2011
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Clinical signs range from none to alopecia, scaly skin, dermatitis and a rough looking coat. Alopecia generally occurs over the rump and back.
Clinical signs range from none to alopecia, scaly skin, dermatitis and a rough looking coat. Alopecia generally occurs over the rump and back.
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===Other Mite Infestations===
===Other Mite Infestations===
Other species of mite reported in hamsters include ''Sarcoptes scabei, Notodres spp'' (ear mite), ''Speleorodens clethrionomys'' (nasal mite) and ''Ornithonyssus bacoti'' (tropical rat mite).
Other species of mite reported in hamsters include ''Sarcoptes scabei, Notodres spp'' (ear mite), ''Speleorodens clethrionomys'' (nasal mite) and ''Ornithonyssus bacoti'' (tropical rat mite).