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Journal of Wildlife Diseases, 26(1), 1990, pp. 135-136
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Occurrence and treatment of the mange mite Notoedres muris in marsh rats from South America

JS Klompen and MW Nachman


ABSTRACT

The mange mite Notoedres muris is reported from a new host, the marsh rat (Holochilus brasiliensis) from Argentina. The infection involved alopecia and encrustations on the ears and face, and was treated successfully by a subcutaneous injection of ivermectin. The new record suggests that Notoedres muris has become self-maintaining within this marsh rat population.




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