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A REVISION STUDY ON SOME PROTOZOAL INFECTIONS IN NILE CATFISH (CLARIAS LAZERA) IN UPPER EGYPT AFTER 20 YEARS

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Parasitology and parasitic diseases

Abstract

The present study was carried out on 160 catfish Clarias lazera collected from upper Egypt. The study revealed four different species of protozoa branchialsis; myxobolus spheroidalis; Trichodina fultoni and Trypanosoma mukasai in percentage of 35.5%, 22.6%, 21.0% and 21.0% respectively. While the total percentage of infected fish was (38.75%). The present study candied that the highest percentage of isolated their previous protozoal infection occurred during Summer season and the lowest in winter season. On the other hand, the infection of Trypanosoma mukasai was higher during winter season and lower in Summer season.

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10.21608/vmjg.1994.371666

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ALYAIN

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animal Health Research Institute, agricultural Research Center, Dokki, Cairo.

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SOHEIR

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EL-MENYAWE

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animal Health Research Institute, agricultural Research Center, Dokki, Cairo.

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MAHMOUD

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animal Health Research Institute, agricultural Research Center, Dokki, Cairo.

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42

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2

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49638

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1994-04-01

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2024-08-04

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1994-04-01

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21

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26

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1110-1423

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2537-1045

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Veterinary Medical Journal (Giza)

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A REVISION STUDY ON SOME PROTOZOAL INFECTIONS IN NILE CATFISH (CLARIAS LAZERA) IN UPPER EGYPT AFTER 20 YEARS

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