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Journal of Wildlife Diseases, 24(4), 1988, pp. 647-649
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Trypanosomes of Bufo americanus from northern Michigan

JK Werner, JS Davis, and KS Slaght


ABSTRACT

Two hundred one American toads (Bufo americanus) from northern Michigan were examined for blood trypanosomes. Three species, Trypanosoma bufophlebotomi, T. schmidti-like sp. and T. pseudopodia, had prevalences of 27, 16 and 1%, respectively. Cross experimental inoculations showed that T. bufophlebotomi from toads is not the same as T. ranarum found in frogs of the family Ranidae of this region.




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