Montana Wildlife Vol Aut 1963
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INCHES 10 suitable pond snail. In the snail it under- goes additional development stages result- ing in hundreds of another swimming stage which leave the snail and encyst on vegetation near the water surface. Deer and other animals become infected by eat- ing this material. Livers infected with F. magna are probably safe to eat but not very appetizing. There is no damage to the rest of the animal and its meat is per- fectly safe for human consumption.
Intestinal roundworms or nematodes do not ...seem to be as abundant in our deer as in our sheep and cattle, but this may be due to the limitations of the study.
A thread-necked worm, Nematodirus sp., was found in many deer in western Montana. This worm was unexpectedly found in animals of all ages. Related spe- cies in domestic sheep are usually abun- dant in young lambs and relatively scarce in older animals. Another roundworm, Cooperia sp., also related to cattle para- sites was found in western Montana but not as often as Nematodirus sp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
INCHES 10 suitable pond snail. In the snail it under- goes additional development stages result- ing in hundreds of another swimming stage which leave the snail and encyst on vegetation near the water surface. Deer and other animals become infected by eat- ing this material. Livers infected with F. magna are probably safe to eat but not very appetizing. There is no damage to the rest of the animal and its meat is per- fectly safe for human consumption.
Intestinal roundworms or nematodes do not ...seem to be as abundant in our deer as in our sheep and cattle, but this may be due to the limitations of the study.
A thread-necked worm, Nematodirus sp., was found in many deer in western Montana. This worm was unexpectedly found in animals of all ages. Related spe- cies in domestic sheep are usually abun- dant in young lambs and relatively scarce in older animals. Another roundworm, Cooperia sp., also related to cattle para- sites was found in western Montana but not as often as Nematodirus sp.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Vol Aut 1963?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game. Information-Education Division to read onlineMoreLess
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