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Ascaridia galli eggs obtained from fresh excreta, worm uteri or worms cultured in artificial media differ in embryonation capacity and infectivity

Anwar Yesuf Shifaw, Isabelle Ruhnke, Timothy P. Elliott, Brendan Sharpe, Teka Feyera, Stephen William Walkden-Brown

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Key concepts: Embryonated, Ascaridia galli, Infectivity, Biology, Helminths, Feces, Veterinary medicine, Microbiology

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