Temporal and spatial variation in prevalence of the parasite
Syngamus trachea in a metapopulation of house sparrows (Passer domesticus).
* Se considera a Syngamus trachea, Galactosomun puffini, Corynosoma sp y Contracaecum pelagicum como nuevos registros para el Peru.
Parasitos identificados en Pelecanus thagus y Spheniscus humboldti en la costa peruana Pelecanus Spheniscus thagus humboldti Nematodo Contracaecum Contracaecum rudolphii pelagicum Syngamus Cyathostoma trachea phenisci Cestodo Tetrabothrius -- sp Trematodo Galactosomum Cardiocephaloides puffini physalis Acantocefalo Corynosoma -- sp
Data (Table II) indicate that Haemonchus and Trichostrongylus were the most frequently (n=13) recorded genera followed by Chabertia, Oesophagostomum (n=08), Schistosoma (n=07), Moniezia (n=05), Cooperia, Bunnostomum, Toxocara, Ostertagia, Nematodirus, Trichuris, Strongyliodes, Avitellina (n=03), Fasciola, Thelazia (n=02),
Syngamus, Gaigeria, Skrjabinema, Cotylophoron, Metastrongylus, and Gongylonema (n=01) as mixed or single species infections in different species of animals.
The helmenthes have been identified in this study including Raillietina achinobothridia,
Syngamus trachea, Capillaria colombae and Ascaridia colombae.
(2006), quien reporto presencia de Ascaridia galli, Heterakis gallinarum y Railletina spp, pero en esta investigacion no fueron observados
Syngamus trachea.
Prevalencia de parasitos intestinales en gallos de pelea (n = 102) de granjas de la ciudad de Coro, estado Falcon, Venezuela (2012-2013) Aves Taxon parasitadas n % (1) Protozoarios Eimeria spp 5 4.9 Helmintos Strongyloides spp 21 20.6 Capillaria spp 17 16.7 Ascaridia galli 6 5.9 Heterakis spp 7 6.9 Trichostrongylus spp 4 3.9 Choanotaenia spp 13 12.8 Hymenolepis spp 3 2.9
Syngamus spp 2 2.0 Tetrameres spp 4 3.9 Raillietina spp 5 4.9 (1) Los porcentajes se calcularon mediante la division del numero de aves infectadas con 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 o 6 parasitos entre el numero total (n = 102) de aves Cuadro 2.
(C) Raillietina tetragona (C)
Syngamus trachea (N) Tetrameres fissispina (N) Gymnostinops montezuma Hymenolepis sp.
Ring-necked pheasants raised on propagation farms can be severely parasitized with
Syngamus trachea (gapeworm) and other parasitic worms.
Several nematodes were present in the trachea, morphologically consistent with
Syngamus species.
Nematodes of
Syngamus species were present in the trachea and bronchi of the Harris hawk, and an unspecified coccidian species was detected by fecal flotation in the cecal contents of the Verreaux's eagle owl.
