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Leucocytozoon Disease of Turkeys
World's Poultry Science Journal, 1977Leucocytozoon disease of turkeys, like that of other avian species, is caused by a blood protozoan that has a complex life cycle involving development in the bird (asexual) and in an intermediate h...
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Leucocytozoon smithiin South African Turkeys
Avian Pathology, 1978Leucocytozoon smithi was discovered in a flock of turkeys not far from Onderstepoort. This is the first record of the presence of this blood parasite in Africa. Simulium nigritarse is suspected to act as vector of this parasite.
F W, Huchzermeyer, B, Sutherland
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2021
Leucocytozoon is the least studied genus of blood parasites of the order Haemosporida comparison with the genera Plasmodium and Haemoproteus. Its transmission is almost exclusively linked with a vector of the genus Simulium, which ensures the circulation of parasites in populations of wild and domestic birds. Numerous species have been are described by
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Leucocytozoon is the least studied genus of blood parasites of the order Haemosporida comparison with the genera Plasmodium and Haemoproteus. Its transmission is almost exclusively linked with a vector of the genus Simulium, which ensures the circulation of parasites in populations of wild and domestic birds. Numerous species have been are described by
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Morphological study of microgametogenesis of Leucocytozoon simondi
Journal of Ultrastructure Research, 1970The fine structure of the microgametocytes and microgametogenesis of Leucocytozoon simondi , a parasite of ducks and geese, was studied and compared to those of the related genus Plasmodia . The morphology of the microgametocyte of L. simondi is identical to that of avian malarial parasites.
M, Aikawa, C G, Huff, C P, Strome
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Leucocytozoon spp. in some Hertfordshire Birds
Nature, 1958DURING the course of some work on the blood parasites of birds1 (some of which has been or will shortly be published2) gametocytes of several species of Leucocytozoon were observed in the blood of seven species of birds. In the absence of reports of the incidence of this parasite in British birds since those of Seligman and Sambon3 (in grouse ...
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Leucocytozoon in captive penguins
Veterinary Record, 2005SIR, – Most species of penguins within their natural distribution range are not infected with haematozoa due to the absence of vectors. Notable exceptions are the African (jackass) penguin ( Spheniscus demersus ) and the Fiordland crested (Victoria) penguin ( Eudyptes pachyrhynchus ).
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Aberrant leucocytozoon infection in parakeets
Veterinary Record, 1972D, Walker, P C, Garnham
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Development of Leucocytozoon ziemanni (Laveran)
The Journal of Parasitology, 1975Development of Leucocytozoon ziemanni ( = L. danilewskyi) was studied in its simuliid vectors and in saw-whet owls, Aegolius acadica. Sporogony was completed in Simulium aureum, S. latipes, and Prosimulium decemarticulatum within 5 to 7 days at 21 C after gametocytes were ingested.
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The Asexual Cycle in Leucocytozoon anatis
The Journal of Parasitology, 1929Young ducks were brought to the University of Michigan Biological Station in the summer of 1927. These were not infected upon arrival but plainly showed Leucocytozoon anatis after being kept ten days near other ducks infected with this parasite. During this time blood samples were taken daily. Since the manner and time of infection were not determined,
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อาการทางประสาทในไก่กระทงเนื่องจากโปรโตซัวในเม็ดเลือด (Leucocytozoon caulleryi)
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