Cabaret J, Dakkak A, Bahïda B
Tijdschr Diergeneeskd. 1980 Apr 15;105(8):suppl 2:115-20.
The output of first stage Protostrongylid larvae of sheep was studied in natural infections. Three sets of observations were obtained from October 1977 to December 1978 in three regions. The fauna was characterized by the high prevalence of Muellerius and Neostrongylus. The larval output varied with the species harboured by sheep and with the density of worm populations. Anthelmintic treatments influenced the fecundity of worms. The age of the animals was an important cause of variation in the size of larval output; a rise of the latter was observed in pregnant ewes at the period of lambing. A seasonal variation in output was recorded.
