Endoparásitos de Odocoileus virginianus y Mazama temama bajo cautiverio en Veracruz, México

Salmorán-Gómez, Cristina; Serna-Lagunes, Ricardo; Mora-Collado, Norma; Romero-Salas, Dora; Ávila-Nájera, Dulce María; Zetina-Córdoba, Pedro

doi:10.22319/rmcp.v10i4.4959

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“…This study reports for the first time the presence of the chewing louse T. lipeuroides in M. temama in captivity conditions in Veracruz, Mexico, as M. temama has not been reported in other studies as a new host of T. lipeuroides. Due to the conditions of management, control of parasites and diseases, and the movement of deer to different management pens within the same UMA El Pochote, this could promote exchanges of T. lipeuroides to M. temama (Salmorán-Gómez et al, 2019).…”

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“…Studies on the lice-host relationship in M. temama in UMA have been addressed by describing the presence of their endoparasites (Salmorán-Gómez et al, 2019). However, to date, the relationship of the presence of lice of the Trichodectidae family in this species of cervid has not been reported or studied, which is important to guarantee the health of the deer in the UMA.…”

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Tricholiperus lipeurides (Mégnin 1884) in Mazama temama (Kerr 1792): first case report in Mexico

Mora-Collado

Salas²,

Serna-Lagunes

et al. 2022

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Objective: To identify the taxonomy of lice of the family Trichodectidae present in a captive population of M. temama.Methodology: Lice were collected from 15 red brocket (Temazate) deer (M. temama) in captivity at the Unit for the Conservation, Management and Sustainable Use of Wildlife El Pochote, Ixtaczoquiltan, Veracruz, Mexico. The deer were sedated and inspected in the ventral and inguinal zone, ears and tail to collect the lice, which were observed with bright field microscopy and electron microscopy. Then, with the use of taxonomic keys, lice were identified up to species.Results: A total of 155 lice identified as Tricholiperus lipeuroides were collected in 8 females and 7 males of M. temama. The prevalence was 60% (9 out of 15 deer had lice) at an average abundance of 10 lice per deer. The inguinal and ventral zone were the areas of the body where most of the collected lice were detected. Implications: This study expands the knowledge about ectoparasites in M. temama incaptivity, recording for the first time the association of the chewing louse T. lipeuroideswith this species of deer. The deer analyzed did not present clinical signs such as hairloss. This information is not yet reported in other studies; there are no previous casereports for Mexico.Conclusions: The presence of T. lipeuroides in M. temama is reported for the first timein the UMA El Pochote, Ixtaczoquitlán, Veracruz, Mexico. Since M. temama sharessome areas of the enclosures in the UMA with O. virginianus, the Temazate became ahost of T. lipeuroides.

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Tricholiperus lipeurides (Mégnin 1884) in Mazama temama (Kerr 1792): first case report in Mexico

Mora-Collado

Salas²,

Serna-Lagunes

et al. 2022

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Zoonotic Parasites in Artiodactyls with Emphasis on the Feral Boar in the Atlantic Forest, State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Pinheiro,

Bruno,

Dib

et al. 2023

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Background: The purpose of this study was to identify the species of artiodactyl host related to the fecal matter collected in a forest area in Rio de Janeiro state and carry out a parasitological investigation. Methods: Artiodactyl feces were collected between 2020 and 2021. The fecal samples were examined to identify the host through macroscopic and molecular analysis. The remaining samples were subjected to a fecal parasite analysis using microscopic techniques, and feces containing cysts of the phylum Ciliophora underwent a molecular analysis. Results: Of the 101 samples collected, 71.3% were found in Pavão Valley, the most anthropized area of the park. In the molecular analysis, 79 samples were identified as belonging to Sus scrofa and 2 as Mazama gouazoubira. The most frequently detected forms were cysts of the phylum Ciliophora (39.6%), followed by eggs of Ascaris spp. (11.8%) and Metastrongylus spp. (5.9%). Nucleotide sequences of Balantioides coli were characterized in 26 samples, and in 13 samples variants of type B0 and in 11 type A0 were identified. Conclusions: It should be noted that this is the first study in the Americas that has identified B. coli in free-living S. scrofa feces, citing this bioinvader as one of the reservoirs of this parasite.

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Parásitos gastrointestinales en ungulados silvestres del Norte de Veracruz

Zapata

Salas

Ojeda

et al. 2023

Rev. Bio. Agr. Tux.

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Las infecciones parasitarias representan un problema emergente en ungulados silvestres, sin embargo, existen pocos estudios sobre las infecciones parasitarias en estos animales. Se realizo un estudio para conocer los géneros de parásitos gastrointestinales que infectan a ungulados silvestres de febrero a septiembre de 2021 en una Unidad de Manejo para la Conservación de la Vida Silvestre ubicada en la laguna de Tamiahua en la zona Norte de Veracruz, México. Se obtuvieron muestras fecales de nueve especies de ungulados de vida libre. Las muestras de excremento se analizaron mediante las pruebas de Flotación Centrifugada para conocer los géneros de parásitos que afectan a los ungulados. En el presente estudio se identificaron los géneros Giardia, Strongyloides y Eimeria. Se encontró que el 32% de ungulados silvestres estaban infectados con una o varios géneros de parásitos. Se concluye que los ungulados silvestres evaluados estaban parasitados con nematodos gastrointestinales y/o protozoos del orden Eucoccidiaria y del orden Diplomonadida.

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Endoparásitos de Odocoileus virginianus y Mazama temama bajo cautiverio en Veracruz, México

Cited by 3 publications

References 15 publications

Tricholiperus lipeurides (Mégnin 1884) in Mazama temama (Kerr 1792): first case report in Mexico

Tricholiperus lipeurides (Mégnin 1884) in Mazama temama (Kerr 1792): first case report in Mexico

Zoonotic Parasites in Artiodactyls with Emphasis on the Feral Boar in the Atlantic Forest, State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Parásitos gastrointestinales en ungulados silvestres del Norte de Veracruz

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