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DOI: Systematics Of Paramphistomatosis, Methods Of Diagnosis, Epizootology, Pathogenesis, Origin Of The Disease And New Methods Of Treatment
Avezimbetov Sh. , Candidate Of Veterinary Sciences, Nukus Branch Of Samarkand Institute Of Veterinary Medicine, Uzbekistan Taylakov T.I. , Candidate Of Veterinary Sciences, Samarkand Institute Of Veterinary Medicine, UzbekistanAbstract
This article describes paramphistomatosis of large and small horned domestic animals, its systematics, and methods of helminthocaprological examination, paramphistomatosis found in the large and retinal abdomen of dead and forcibly slaughtered animals, stages of ovulation in mollusks, pathogenesis, pathological and anatomical changes and treatment reported.
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Paramphistomatosis, preimaginal
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