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A preliminary survey of endoparasitic infestations in wildlife in dinder national park
Joint Authors
Sayyid, Rahim Sid Ahmad
al-Mubarak, A. Rahman Khogali
Source
Juba University Journal for Arts and Science
Issue
Vol. 2007, Issue 6 (31 Jul. 2007), pp.9-23, 15 p.
Publisher
Publication Date
2007-07-31
Country of Publication
Sudan
No. of Pages
15
Main Subjects
Topics
Abstract AR
تبحث الورقة الاحتشار الطفيلي الداخلي في ستة أنواع من الثديات، و نوع واحد من الطيور البرية، في ستة أماكن متفرقة (ميعات) في حظيرة الدندر الإتحادية الواقعة في الزاوية الشمالية الشرقية من جمهورية السودان.
جمعت عينات برازية حديثة، وضع كل جزء من كل عينة في الفورمالين لحيوانات تتبع لعائلات : البقريات (ظبي القصب أو الباشمات، ظبي الماء أو الكتمور، ظبي المور و الجاموس الأفريقي)، القرديات (البابون أو التقل) و النعاميات (النعام ذو الرقبة الحمراء).
أجري الفحص المعملي على جزء من هذه العينات بينما فحص الجزء الآخر المثبت بالفورمالين 10 % لاحقا.
Abstract EN
The paper examined the endoparasitic infestations of six mammalian and one avian species from six Mayas in Dinder National Park (east-south of Sudan).
Fresh and formalized faecal samples examined were obtained from wild animals belonging to the families; Bovidae (Reedbucks Redunca redunca, Waterbucks Kobus defassa, Oribis Ourebia ourebi, Red-fronted gazelles Gazella- rufiforns and Cape buffaloes Syncerus caffer), Cercopithecidae (Olive Baboon Papio anubis ) and struthionidae (Red-neck Ostrich Struthio camelus camelus).
The infestation rates varied from 50% to 100% in the different species examined.
Parasitic species detected included four species of nematodes (Strongyle, Strongyloid, Ascaris and Ascaridia), one cestode (Taenia), two trematode species (Fasciola and Schistosoma) and two protozoon species (Coccidian and Balantidium).
Tapeworms and Coccidian Oocysts were detected in all samples examined except one.
Ascaridia eggs were detected in the faecal samples of Red-neck Ostrich only.
Wildlife and domestic cattle are important economic resources in Dinder National Park and they often share common range.
Therefore, possibility forcross transmission of these parasites existed.
These parasites are important to the Wildlife Conservation and Management authorities because there is possibility of domestic animals being hazardous to the wildlife.
American Psychological Association (APA)
Sayyid, Rahim Sid Ahmad& al-Mubarak, A. Rahman Khogali. 2007. A preliminary survey of endoparasitic infestations in wildlife in dinder national park. Juba University Journal for Arts and Science،Vol. 2007, no. 6, pp.9-23.
https://search.emarefa.net/detail/BIM-24100
Modern Language Association (MLA)
Sayyid, Rahim Sid Ahmad& al-Mubarak, A. Rahman Khogali. A preliminary survey of endoparasitic infestations in wildlife in dinder national park. Juba University Journal for Arts and Science No. 6 (Jul. 2007), pp.9-23.
https://search.emarefa.net/detail/BIM-24100
American Medical Association (AMA)
Sayyid, Rahim Sid Ahmad& al-Mubarak, A. Rahman Khogali. A preliminary survey of endoparasitic infestations in wildlife in dinder national park. Juba University Journal for Arts and Science. 2007. Vol. 2007, no. 6, pp.9-23.
https://search.emarefa.net/detail/BIM-24100
Data Type
Journal Articles
Language
English
Notes
Includes bibliographical references : p. 21-23
Record ID
BIM-24100