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Brazilian donkeys (Equus asinus) have a low exposure to Neospora spp.
Donkeys (Equus asinus) are closely related to horses and are known to be infected by several equine pathogens. Neospora caninum and Neospora hughesi are protozoan parasites that infect horses, but they were not confirmed in donkeys up to this date.
Cynthia Maria Morais de Queiroz Galvão +5 more
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[Donkeys on a street in Ouro Preto] [PDF]
Photograph of donkeys on a street in Ouro Preto. Four donkeys move in a group up a cobblestone street lined by sidewalks and colorful buildings.
Parlee, Lorena, 1945-2006
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Missionary travel with donkeys [PDF]
Missionary travel with donkeys Fr. Raymond de Jaegher, Fr.
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Donkeys and Passengers (Mexico) [PDF]
Real photographic postcard depicting two donkeys carrying passengers on a road in ...
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Donkeys, Goodridge, 1929. [PDF]
Photo shows two donkeys at Goodridge (Mexican Hat), Utah.
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First report of Besnoitia bennetti in Irish donkeys: an emerging parasitic disease in Europe
Background This is the first report of Besnoitia bennetti in donkeys in Ireland. B. bennetti, an apicomplexan protozoan parasite specific to equids, is an emerging pathogen in Europe.
Stacy H. Tinkler +4 more
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Loaded donkeys and a boy on top of the load on the road near Akseki, AntalyaColor; 35mmScanned from a 35mm slide using a Nikon 9000ED in TIFF format and resized to 1024x768 ...
Powell, Josephine +1 more
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Unidentified woman with donkeys [PDF]
An unidentified woman in casual dress stands with a group of donkeys under a ...
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Preliminary Evaluation of Muscle Fiber Composition in the Middle Gluteal Muscle in Race Mules and Mammoth Donkeys. [PDF]
Khan RZU +3 more
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