Amblyomma dissimile en Boa constrictor en cautiverio del Centro de Atención y Valoración de Fauna Silvestre de Montería (Córdoba, Colombia)

Q2 Veterinary
Héctor Rolf Krebber Mogollón, A. Pineda, Yonairo Manuel Herrera Benavides, Luis Alfonso Causil Vargas
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Abstract

This study aimed to identify ticks removed from specimens of Boa constrictor taken to the Wildlife Attention and Valuation Center (CAV) in Monteria (Cordoba, Colombia). To this effect, a total of 199 ticks were obtained from 27 snake specimens. The ectoparasites were preserved in 70% alcohol and later identified using various taxonomic codes. 100% of the ticks were identified as Amblyomma dissimile , 58.4% of which were males and 41.6% females. The study was able to evidence that the tick of greatest prevalence in Boa constrictor is Amblyomma dissimile as an ectoparasite of this reptile.
monteria野生动物关注和评估中心(cordoba,哥伦比亚)圈养蟒蛇的不同弱视
本研究旨在鉴定从送到哥伦比亚科尔多瓦蒙特利亚野生动物关注和评估中心(CAV)的大蟒蛇标本中取出的蜱虫。为此,从27份蛇标本中共获得199只蜱虫。体外寄生虫保存在70%的酒精中,随后使用各种分类代码进行鉴定。所有蜱均为发散型双盲蜱,其中雄蜱58.4%,雌蜱41.6%。该研究能够证明,在蟒蛇中最流行的蜱虫是作为这种爬行动物的外寄生虫的无肌虫。
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Revue De Medecine Veterinaire
Revue De Medecine Veterinaire 农林科学-兽医学
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1.30
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18-36 weeks
期刊介绍: The Revue de Médecine Vétérinaire publishes four kinds of text: 1) Scientific reviews on subjects related to veterinary and comparative medicine. Suggested length: 10 to 30 typed pages. 2) Original reports on fundamental or applied research. Suggested length: 10 to 15 typed pages. 3) Continuous education articles, that should be easily understandable by non-specialists. Suggested length: 10 to 15 typed pages. 4) Clinical reports. Suggested length: 5 to 15 typed pages. The publication can be done in French language or English language. For an article written in English by not english native speakers authors, the manuscript must be subjected by attesting that it was read again by an anglophone scientist or a scientific translator. The authors must certify that the manuscript was not published or subjected for publication to another review. The manuscript must be accompanied by a sheet signed by all the joint authors indicating their agreement for the tender of the manuscript. The publication is free but a financial participation could be required for the photographs color. An estimate will be sent to collect the agreement of the authors.
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