1993
DOI: 10.1051/kmae:1993017
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Biologie des populations des Monogènes Polystomatidae

Abstract: -120 - RÉSUMÉLes cycles des monogénes polystomatidae montrent une très grande diversité. Parmi ceux qui infestent des amphibiens anoures, on devrait s'attendre à ce que la taille des populations parasites montre des différences prononcées, selon que des réinfestations interviennent régu-lièrement chaque année, ou qu'il n'y en ait qu'une dans la vie de l'hôte.Toutefois, à quelques exceptions près, les niveaux d'infestation sont généralement bas, quelle que soit la durée de vie de l'hôte. Les facteurs susceptibl… Show more

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“…In a subsequent year at the same transmission site, the total annual input recorded in males reached a mean of 76 worms/host (100% prevalence) with a maximum of 200 (Tinsley, 1989). Further field studies in the same area of desert have shown that this virtual saturation of the host population is more or less typical (Tinsley, 1993).…”
Section: Population Dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 86%
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“…In a subsequent year at the same transmission site, the total annual input recorded in males reached a mean of 76 worms/host (100% prevalence) with a maximum of 200 (Tinsley, 1989). Further field studies in the same area of desert have shown that this virtual saturation of the host population is more or less typical (Tinsley, 1993).…”
Section: Population Dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 86%
“…Successive annual samples from the same population demonstrate that the magnitude of this population reduction is very uniform from year to year (Tinsley, 1993). Data for 1983Data for -1990 show that, despite very high invasion success, the relative density of adult worms one year post-infection remains remarkably constant at around 3 worms/ toad (Fig.…”
Section: Population Dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 88%
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