Orla Byrne, Disha Gangotia, John Crowley, Annetta Zintl, Liam Kiser, Olivia Boxall, Daniel McSweeney, Fiona O'Neill, Stacey Dunne, Breanna Rose Lamb, Nicola Walshe, Grace Mulcahy
Cyathostomins are globally important equine parasites, responsible for both chronic and acute pathogenic effects. The occurrence of mixed infections with numerous cyathostomin species hinders our understanding of parasite epidemiology, host-parasite dynamics, and species pathogenicity. There have been few studies of cyathostomin species occurring in horses in Ireland, where temperate climatic conditions with year-round rainfall provide suitable conditions for infection of grazing animals with bursate nematodes...
March 15, 2024: Veterinary Parasitology