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==Hosts== | ==Hosts== | ||
| − | '''Intermediate hosts''': The horn fly | + | '''Intermediate hosts''': The horn fly, ''[[Haematobia irritans]]'' |
| − | '''Definitive hosts''': Cattle | + | '''Definitive hosts''': Cattle |
==Identification== | ==Identification== | ||
| − | These small [[Nematodes|nematodes]] are between 3-6mm in | + | These small [[Nematodes|nematodes]] are between 3-6mm in length. The eggs have thin shells, and are around 65μm in length. The microfilaria are 50μm long and enclosed in a spherical, vitelline membrane. |
==Lifecycle== | ==Lifecycle== | ||
Horn flies feed on lesions found on the host skin, and ingest microfilariae, as they feed on cutaneous lesions. They later develop into L3 in around 18-21 days. The definitive host is infected when the fly leaves the L3 on the host. | Horn flies feed on lesions found on the host skin, and ingest microfilariae, as they feed on cutaneous lesions. They later develop into L3 in around 18-21 days. The definitive host is infected when the fly leaves the L3 on the host. | ||
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| + | Causes [[Stephanofilariasis]]. | ||
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[[Category:Filarioidea]] | [[Category:Filarioidea]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:35, 18 July 2012
| Stephanofilaira stilesi | |
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| Class | Nematoda |
| Super-family | Filarioidea |
Hosts
Intermediate hosts: The horn fly, Haematobia irritans
Definitive hosts: Cattle
Identification
These small nematodes are between 3-6mm in length. The eggs have thin shells, and are around 65μm in length. The microfilaria are 50μm long and enclosed in a spherical, vitelline membrane.
Lifecycle
Horn flies feed on lesions found on the host skin, and ingest microfilariae, as they feed on cutaneous lesions. They later develop into L3 in around 18-21 days. The definitive host is infected when the fly leaves the L3 on the host.
Causes Stephanofilariasis.
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