Fascioliasis Topics
- secondary reservoir
- bolivian altiplano
- disease transmission
- coello
- domestic animals
- valero
- donkeys
- pigs
- angles
- cattle
- sheep
- bolivia
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While other animals can be infected, they are usually not very important for human disease transmission. On the other hand, some authors have observed that donkeys and pigs contribute to disease transmission in Bolivia. Mas-Coma, S., Rodriguez, A., Bargues, M.D., Valero, M.A., Coello, J., Angles, R., 1998. Secondary reservoir role of domestic animals other than sheep and cattle in fascioliasis transmission on the northern Bolivian Altiplano. Res. Rev. Parasitol. 57, 3946.
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