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“…Moreover, no infection was found among 162 rodents examined for T. cruzi during 2002-2007 this study) despite rodent infections being common in Bolivia, Chile and Brazil (Cortez et al, 2006, Herrera et al, 2007Rozas et al, 2007). Dogs could become infected with TC I or TC IIc while visiting the forest or hunting, since dogs were reported to kill opossums in this area (Schweigmann et al, 1999). In the core area, the two dogs infected with TC I or TC IIc had already been found infected before 1992, when intense transmission of T. cruzi occurred and transmission cycles overlapped to some extent.…”
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“…Moreover, no infection was found among 162 rodents examined for T. cruzi during 2002-2007 this study) despite rodent infections being common in Bolivia, Chile and Brazil (Cortez et al, 2006, Herrera et al, 2007Rozas et al, 2007). Dogs could become infected with TC I or TC IIc while visiting the forest or hunting, since dogs were reported to kill opossums in this area (Schweigmann et al, 1999). In the core area, the two dogs infected with TC I or TC IIc had already been found infected before 1992, when intense transmission of T. cruzi occurred and transmission cycles overlapped to some extent.…”
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“…Unlike our study, TC IId predominated in bugs from Chaco Province. The predominance of lineage I among isolates from sylvatic habitats is probably due to the role of opossums as the major local sylvatic reservoir host of T. cruzi (Schweigmann et al 1999) and to the absence of T. cruzi infection among armadillos. Opossums have consistently been found infected almost exclusively with lineage I throughout the Chaco region and the Americas (Barnabé et al, 2000;Ceballos et al, 2006;Diosque et al, 2003;Wisnivesky-Colli et al, 1992;Yeo et al, 2005).…”
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“…In the hardwood forest of Santiago del Estero, Argentina, T. guasayana has been found in dry cactacea, bromeliads, and logs, which are also used as temporary shelters by opossums (Didelphis albiventris), the main wild reservoir host of Trypanosoma cruzi (Schweigmann et al 1999).…”
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