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“…Birds from most Neotropical regions seem to have low blood parasite prevalence rates, independent of the type of habitat or region (WHITE et al, 1978;FECCHIO et al, 2007FECCHIO et al, , 2011. Our study showed that the overall blood parasite prevalence was 15.8% among 925 birds sampled, similar to other Neotropical areas (WHITE et al, 1978).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 72%
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“…Birds from most Neotropical regions seem to have low blood parasite prevalence rates, independent of the type of habitat or region (WHITE et al, 1978;FECCHIO et al, 2007FECCHIO et al, , 2011. Our study showed that the overall blood parasite prevalence was 15.8% among 925 birds sampled, similar to other Neotropical areas (WHITE et al, 1978).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 72%
“…Some studies have found high prevalence of Haemoproteus and low prevalence of Plasmodium in the state of São Paulo, Brazil (BENNETT; SOUZA, 1980;WOODWORTH-LYNAS et al, 1989). However, very low prevalence values have been found in the Cerrado (savanna) region of central Brazil (FECCHIO et al, 2007(FECCHIO et al, , 2011. The prevalence of blood parasites and the diversity of haematozoan haplotypes have been found to be higher in Guyana than in Uruguay (DURRANT et al, 2006).…”
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confidence: 98%
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“…The prevalence of Plasmodium spp in wild birds from the Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest and Cerrado were reported in two different studies (Sebaio et al 2010, Fecchio et al 2011. Relatively low overall prevalence of Plasmodium spp among different species of passerine birds (< 10%) was observed.…”
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“…Although Brazil confronts serious problems in conserving its biomes and biodiversity, few studies have been conducted to assess the diversity of haemosporidians and other blood parasites in different species of wild birds (captive or free living) or the influence of parasitism in altered and intact environments (Bennett & Lopes 1980, Woodworth-Lynas et al 1989, Ribeiro et al 2005, Fecchio et al 2007, Belo et al 2009, Bueno et al 2010, Sebaio et al 2010, Fecchio et al 2011 (Table).…”
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