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Imperial Bureau of Agricultural Parasitology: Notes and Memoranda

The Helminth Parasites of Marsupials

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ALTHOUGH some marsupials are insectivorous or carnivorous in diet many others are vegetarian in diet and frequently cause appreciable damage to pastures and crops and therefore are of considerable economic importance. Recently, during the course of searching the literature for references to helminth infections in marsupials it was observed that, in certain cases, hosts other than marsupials were involved and in some instances were of economic importance in that they were domesticated animals. Whether or not marsupials assist in the spread of parasitic infection is somewhat inadequately dealt with in the literature but one cannot lose sight of their acting as reservoir hosts.

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Journal of Helminthology , Volume 11 , Issue 4 , October 1933 , pp. 195 - 256
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