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Toxoplasma gondii in feral American minks at the Maullín river, Chile
Maximiliano A. Sepúlveda
,
Claudia Muñoz-Zanzi
, Carla Rosenfeld
, Rocio Jara
,
Katharine M. Pelican
, Dolores Hill
Epidemiology & Community Health
Veterinary Population Medicine
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Chile
100%
Toxoplasma Gondii (T. gondii)
100%
American Mink
100%
Mink
57%
Peri-urban
42%
Invasive Species
28%
Seroprevalence
28%
Titer
28%
Crustacean
28%
Public Health
14%
Culling
14%
Aquatic Environment
14%
Infected Individual
14%
Specific Antibodies
14%
Rodents
14%
Southern Chile
14%
Serum Samples
14%
Freshwater
14%
Population Size
14%
Cyst
14%
Urban Food
14%
Sentinel Species
14%
Serology
14%
Frequency of Occurrence
14%
T. Gondii Infection
14%
Composition Analysis
14%
Oocyst
14%
Neovison Vison
14%
Differences between the Sexes
14%
Human Settlements
14%
Latex Agglutination Test
14%
Fecal Composition
14%
Feral Mink
14%
Trophic Behavior
14%
Aquatic Behaviour
14%
Sex Group
14%
Wildlife Health
14%
Urban-rural
14%
Statistically Significant Difference
14%
Immunology and Microbiology
Toxoplasma gondii
100%
Neovison Vison
100%
Titer
22%
Invasive Species
22%
Seroprevalence
22%
Infectious Disease
11%
Infectious Agent
11%
Prevalence
11%
Population Size
11%
Ingestion
11%
Sentinel Species
11%
Serology
11%
Oocyst
11%
Latex Fixation Test
11%
Infection
11%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Toxoplasma gondii
100%
Neovison vison
100%
Seroprevalence
22%
Culling
11%
Prevalence
11%
Infectious Disease
11%
Serology
11%