1975Journal of Wildlife DiseasesRequires access

THE OCCURRENCE OF GAPEWORM (Syngamus trachea) IN WILLOW GROUSE

KATHRIN WISSLER, Odd Halvorsen

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21.4% of the willow grouse (Lagopus lagopus) examined from a coastal locality in northern Norway were infected with Syngamus trachea. None of the willow grouse examined from an inland locality with colder and longer winters were infected with the parasite. It is suggested that the parasite may influence survival of the grouse population.

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21.4% of the willow grouse (Lagopus lagopus) examined from a coastal locality in northern Norway were infected with Syngamus trachea. None of the willow grouse examined from an inland locality with colder and longer winters were infected with the parasite. It is suggested that the parasite may influence survival of the grouse population.

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21.4% of the willow grouse (Lagopus lagopus) examined from a coastal locality in northern Norway were infected with Syngamus trachea. None of the willow grouse examined from an inland locality with colder and longer winters were infected with the parasite. It is suggested that the parasite may influence survival of the grouse population.

Key concepts: Grouse, Lagopus, Willow, Biology, Galliformes, Parasite hosting, Population, Zoology

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