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Journal Article 1987

Autor: Opasina, B.A.

Assesses the levels of prevalence of blood parasites among village goats over 12 months in 4 groups of villages in Southwest Nigeria, w. particular emphasis on the very high infection rate from Trypanosoma vivax and Babesia motasi.

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/29303

Investigación en Agricultura
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Opasina, B.A. ,  [Haemoparasites of village goats in southwest Nigeria] ,  Haemoparasites of village goats in southwest Nigeria
Journal Article 1985

Autor: Ekwuruke, J.O. Ikede, B.O. Opasina, B.A.

Examines sheep and goats naturally infected with trypanosoma vivax for trypanosome scores during a routine screening at Fasola in Southwest Nigeria. Compares trypanosome survival in goat and sheep blood.

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/27969

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Ekwuruke, J.O. ,  Ikede, B.O. ,  Opasina, B.A. ,  [Survival period of field isolates of Trypanosoma vivax in refrigerated blood] ,  Survival period of field isolates of Trypanosoma vivax in refrigerated blood
Journal Article 1987

Autor: Reynolds, L. Opasina, B.A.

Over a 12-month period 313 (8.4 percent) out of 3727 slaughter cattle sampled at Ibadan abattoir were found to be infected with trypanosomiasis. Infection rates were higher in the dry than in the wet season ranging from 20.4 percent in November to 2.8 percent in May. Overall PCV levels were highe...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/29814

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Reynolds, L. ,  Opasina, B.A. ,  [Trypanosomes and other blood parasites in slaughter cattle at Ibadan, Nigeria in 1984-1985] ,  Trypanosomes and other blood parasites in slaughter cattle at Ibadan, Nigeria in 1984-1985
Report 1984

Autor: Opasina, B.A.

Blood screening over 12 months in 4 groups of villages in southwest Nigeria revealed the prevalence of Trypanosoma vivax (3.5%) and Babesia motasi (20.4%). There was a very high infection rate from B.motasi, although clinical babesiosis was not common. Although infection from T.vivax and B.motasi...

Enlace original: https://cgspace.cgiar.org/handle/10568/70746

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Opasina, B.A. ,  [Blood parasites of village goats in southwest Nigeria] ,  Blood parasites of village goats in southwest Nigeria

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