Identification:
Gross:
·
The
adults are small and hair like usually less than 7.0 mm long and difficult to
see with naked
Microscopically:
·
The
worms have no obvious buccal capsule
·
Distinct
excretory notch in the oesophageal region
·
The
spicules are thick, unbranched and in case of T. axei are also un equal in
length
·
Tail
is bluntly tapered in female and there is no vulvar flap.
·
In
T. axei, the eggs are arranged pole
to pole longitudinally.
Life Cycle
- Similar except exsheathment of
the L3 of intestinal species occurs in the abomasums.
- Under optimal condition,
development from the egg to infective stage occurs in 1-2 weeks.
- The parasitic phase is non
migratory.
- PPP
o
2-3
wks in ruminants.
o
In
horse (T. axei) ppp is 25 days
o
in
game birds (T. tenuis) it is 10days.
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