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Table 3 Nematode species of the Ostertagiinae subfamily from the examined animals during post mortem examinations

From: Host specificity and species diversity of the Ostertagiinae Lopez-Neyra, 1947 in ruminants: a European perspective

Host species/ Nematode species

Bovidae

Cervidae

Origin

Bovinae

Caprinae

Capreolinae

Cervinae

Cattle (Bos taurus)

Domestic sheep (Ovis aries)

Tatra chamois (Rupicapra rupicapra tatrica)

Roe deer (Capreolus capreolus)

Red deera (Cervus elaphus)

Fallow deera (Dama dama)

Ostertagia leptospicularis

 

P = 1/32; I = 5

 

P = 48/80; I = 46 (1–469)

  

Poland

   

P = 4/4; I = 79 (17–203)

  

Slovakia

P = 1/1; I = 102

     

Germany

O. ostertagi

P = 3/10; I = 380 (80–740)

     

Poland

P = 1/1; I = 829

     

Germany

O. antipini

   

P = 5/80; I = 11 (3–23)

  

Poland

O. drozdzi

     

P = 1/6; I = 147

Poland

Teladorsagia circumcincta

 

P = 5/32; I = 62 (3–43)

    

Poland

  

P = 14/15; I = 62 (2–191)

   

Slovakia

Spiculopteragia asymmetrica

   

P = 1/80; I = 4

 

P = 5/6; I = 25 (2–104)

Poland

S. boehmi

   

P = 32/80; I = 40 (1–463)

P = 2/6; I = 13 (2–23)

P = 2/6; I = 19 (5–33)

Poland

   

P = 4/4; I = 38 (10–94)

  

Slovakia

Marshallagia marshalli

  

P = 2/15; I = 3 (3–4)

   

Slovakia

  1. aNot all of the dissected animals were infected. One fallow deer from Poland, as well as two red deer from Slovakia were free of ostertagiine species
  2. Abbreviations: P prevalence of infection given as no. of infected/examined animals, I mean (minimum, maximum) intensity of infection