Gastrointestinal parasites of red and roe deer investigated via metagenomics and histology
Background Some of the most common pathogens in wildlife are parasites. Since wild cervids are phylogenetically close to a lot of our livestock species, disease dynamics can arise, for example, through shared parasites.
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