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Medical-veterinary and economic importance of the Tabanidae family

Open Access Research Journal of Multidisciplinary Studies, 2023
The Tabanidae females of these insects present several adaptations related to the hematophagous habit, which increase their potential as vectors of infectious agents. Among these adaptations, anautogeny, telmophagy, the large volume of blood meal, the longtime of blood meal, and the interruption of feeding are highlighted.
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Drug Resistance in Ectoparasites of Medical and Veterinary Importance

2009
Control of ectoparasite infestations is essential to maintain the health of both humans and their domesticated animals and to limit the transmission of infectious diseases. This has very largely relied on the use of chemicals which has inevitably resulted in the selection of resistance except for the growth regulators and isoxazolines.
Kathryn A. Stafford   +1 more
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Action of gammexane on arthropods of medical and veterinary importance

Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1947
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Freshwater Molluscs of Venezuela and their Medical and Veterinary Importance

2015
The objective of this book is to bridge a gap in the freshwater malacology of Venezuela which includes native, endemic and introduced species. A special effort has been set on species playing the role of intermediate hosts of important trematodiasis infecting cattle and humans in Venezuela.
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