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Importance of the ewe as a source of trichostrongyle infection for lambs: Control of the spring-rise phenomenon by a single postlambing anthelmintic treatment

R.V. Brunsdon M.Sc.Ph.D. Wallaceville Animal Research Centre, Department of Agriculture, Private Bag, Wellington
Pages 118-125 | Received 16 Dec 1965, Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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R. V. Brunsdon & A. Vlassoff. (1985) Long-term parasitological consequences and production responses in ewes and lambs after a single post-parturient anthelmintic treatment of ewes. New Zealand Journal of Experimental Agriculture 13:2, pages 135-140.
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R.V. Brunsdon & A. Vlassoff. (1971) The post-parturient rise: A comparison of the pattern and relative generic composition of faecal strongyle egg counts in ewes and wethers. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 19:3, pages 32-37.
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J. Murray, W.H.D. Leaning & C.A. Martin. (1971) Pre-mating anthelmintic treatment of ewes and its effect on lambing performance. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 19:1-2, pages 1-4.
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R.V. Brunsdon. (1970) The spring-rise phenomenon: Seasonal changes in the worm burdens of breeding ewes and in the availability of pasture infection. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 18:4, pages 47-54.
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R.V. Brunsdon. (1970) Seasonal changes in the level and composition of nematode worm burdens in young sheep. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 13:1, pages 126-148.
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R.V. Brunsdon. (1967) The spring-rise phenomenon: The relationship between the time of lambing and the commencement of the rise in faecal worm-egg counts. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 15:3, pages 35-40.
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R.V. Brunsdon. (1966) A comparison of the spring-rise phenomenon in the faecal nematode-egg counts of housed sheep with that of sheep grazing infective pasture. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 14:9, pages 145-151.
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