2014•Veterinary ParasitologyRequires access

A study of the level and dynamics of Eimeria populations in naturally infected, grazing beef cattle at various stages of production in the Mid-Atlantic USA

Aaron Scott Lucas, William S. Swecker, David S. Lindsay, G. Scaglia, James P. S. Neel, François Elvinger, Anne M. Zajac

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Key concepts: Biology, Grazing, Eimeria, Beef cattle, Production (economics), Veterinary medicine, Animal science, Ecology

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