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The significance of inhibition in the parasitic development of abomasal nematodes in New Zealand sheep

P.B. McKenna B.ScDip. Wild. Mgt Palmerston North Animal Health Laboratory, Private Bag, Palmerston North
Pages 98-102 | Received 13 Mar 1973, Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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WAG Charleston & PB McKenna. (2002) Nematodes and liver fluke in New Zealand. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 50:sup3, pages 41-47.
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P. B. McKenna. (1981) The diagnostic value and interpretation of faecal egg counts in sheep. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 29:8, pages 129-132.
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P. B. McKenna. (1976) An evaluation of the peptic digestion technique (Herlich 1956) for the post-mortem recovery of abomasal nematodes from sheep. New Zealand Journal of Experimental Agriculture 4:2, pages 235-237.
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P.B. McKenna. (1974) The seasonal occurrence of inhibited abomasal nematodes in young sheep. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 22:11, pages 214-217.
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P.B. McKenna. (1974) The anthelmintic efficacy of thiabendazole and levamisole against inhibited Haemonchus contortus larvae in sheep. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 22:9, pages 163-166.
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P.B. McKenna. (1974) The persistence and fate of inhibited Haemonchus contortus larvae in young sheep. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 22:7, pages 122-126.
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David L. Emery, Peter W. Hunt & Leo F. Le Jambre. (2016) Haemonchus contortus: the then and now, and where to from here?. International Journal for Parasitology 46:12, pages 755-769.
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P.J. Waller, A.D. Donald & R.J. Dobson. (1981) Arrested development of intestinal Trichostrongylus spp in grazing sheep and seasonal changes in the relative abundance of T colubriformis ana Tvitrinus. Research in Veterinary Science 30:2, pages 213-216.
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I. A. Barger & L. F. Le Jambre. (2008) THE ROLE OF INHIBITED LARVAE IN THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF OVINE HAEMONCHOSIS. Australian Veterinary Journal 55:12, pages 580-583.
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W. J. Coadwell & P. F. V. Ward. (2009) Annual variation in the growth of Haemonchus contortus in experimental infections of sheep and its relation to arrested development . Parasitology 74:2, pages 121-132.
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