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Diagnosis and classification of

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H. S. Al-Bakry

Department of Microbiology , College of Veterinary Medicine , University of Mosul , Mosul , Iraq

Abstract

Examining 140 fecal samples of cattle from different regions of Mosul showed that the total percentage of infection was

25.71% with the oocysts of Eimeria, and the species of Eimeria recovered were: E. subspherica (11.42%), E. zuernii (8.57%),

E. bovis (6.42%), E. alabamensis (5%), E. canadensis (4.28%), E. bakidnonensis (4.28%), E. ellipsoidalis (4.28%) and E. cylindrica (2.85%). The single infection with Eimeria constituted 12.85% of the animal infection. The incidence of infection was higher in cattle under the age of one year (30.92%) and the percentages of infection in both males and females of cattle were 24.13%, 26.82%, respectively.

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