1995
DOI: 10.1016/0167-5877(95)00491-e
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Seroprevalence of goat toxoplasmosis on Grand Canary Island (Spain)

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“…The Agreste region of Alagoas is a climatic transition zone between the East and the Sertão, it has a semiarid climate that is considerably humid and the volume of rainfall and the period of humidity is around 2.5-fold higher than the Sertão 31 . This could be a relevant factor for higher rates of infection determined in this study, in agreement with previous studies in the State of Bahia in Brazil 24 and in countries like Spain 8 and Thailand 11 , which showed that regions of high humidity and milder temperatures favor higher prevalences. However, in Africa, it would be a mistake to attribute differences in prevalence to higher pluviometric indices, such that attention should be focused on the kind of soil and its vegetable cover, which affect local humidity and provide microclimates favorable to the maintenance of the oocysts 10 .…”
Section: Conflict Of Interest Referencessupporting
confidence: 81%
“…The Agreste region of Alagoas is a climatic transition zone between the East and the Sertão, it has a semiarid climate that is considerably humid and the volume of rainfall and the period of humidity is around 2.5-fold higher than the Sertão 31 . This could be a relevant factor for higher rates of infection determined in this study, in agreement with previous studies in the State of Bahia in Brazil 24 and in countries like Spain 8 and Thailand 11 , which showed that regions of high humidity and milder temperatures favor higher prevalences. However, in Africa, it would be a mistake to attribute differences in prevalence to higher pluviometric indices, such that attention should be focused on the kind of soil and its vegetable cover, which affect local humidity and provide microclimates favorable to the maintenance of the oocysts 10 .…”
Section: Conflict Of Interest Referencessupporting
confidence: 81%
“…Prevalence values of 28.9% in the State of Bahia, Brazil (Gondim et al 1999), 31% in Uganda (Bisson et al 2000), 63.3% in Canary Islands (Rodriguez-Ponce et al 1995), and 92.4% in the metropolitan region of Belo Horizonte, MG, Brazil (Chiari et al 1987) were already reported. On the other hand, our prevalence results were similar to the 19.3% level of infection found in Iran (Hashemi-Fesharki 1996) and higher than the 5.9% prevalence reported in the region of Lara State, Venezuela (Nieto & Melendez 1998).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…Despite the lack of information in the literature, slatted floor promotes the accumulation of organic matter in a shaded spot that is subject to rare or improper cleaning. Therefore, it is possible to relate the use of slatted floor to environmental conditions that favor oocyst development (DUBEY; BEATTIE, 1988, RODRÍGUEZ-PONCE et al, 1995.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%