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Zależność występowania pasożytów krwi ptaków wróblowatych w Polsce od wędrówek oraz sezonowych zmian temperatury

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The influence of the migration of birds and seasonal distribution of blood parasites in Passeres birds of Poland
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Zavisimost' pojavlenija parazitov krovi vorobejjchatykh ptic v Pol'she ot pereletov i sezonnykh izmenenijj temperatury

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As a result of a survey of 362 birds, data were accumulated concerning the influence of migration and seasonal distribution of the Protozoa of the genus Plasmodium, Haemoproteus, Leucocytozoon and Lankesterella and Microfilariae. Material for study consisted of blood films which had been collected over two years. The smears were stained with Giemsa stain and each was examined approximately twenty minutes. The monthly incidence of infections is shown in Table 1. Plasmodium was found in 8.3 per cent of all atudied birds, from March to December with the highest intensity during the summer period. The non-migratory birds were infected in 81 per cent (of all infected with Plasmodium birds). Haemoproteus was established in 6.4 per cent from April to October. In majority this protozoan was found in migratory birds (70 per cent of all infected with Haemoproteus birds). The most popular in Poland are the protozoans of the genus Lankesterella and Leucocytozoon. These two genus were found in Poland through the all years. Leucocytozoon was found in 12.4 per cent. In majority this parasite was established in birds of the family Corvidae (78.5 per cent of all infected with Leucocytozoon birds). Corvus frugilegus was caught in majority in the winter period and it was infected in 57.7 per cent. It is interesting because the birds, which are in winter in Poland were coming from north and east. Microfilariae were found through the all year and 50 per cent of Corvidae were infected with this parasite.

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s.467-476,tab.,wykr.,bibliogr.

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  • Katedra Parazytologii i Chorób Inwazyjnych, Wyższa Szkoła Rolnicza, Wrocław

Bibliografia

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