충북지역 야생 한국고라니의 내부기생충 감염률 조사
A survey on gastrointestinal parasites of Korean water deer(Hydropotes inermis agyropus) in Chungbuk province
1
조회
0
다운로드
0
인용
0
참고문헌
키워드
초록
Wildlife has been recognized that has important role as reservoir hosts of disease affecting both people and livestocks. However, information intestinal helminths of Korean water deer were limited. We obtained 20 feces from Korean water deers that were transferred to veterinary hospital in Chungbuk National University from May 2010 to June 2011. Parasite ova were collected using saturated zinc sulfate floatation method. Parasite eggs were examined and measured using light microscope. The identification of parasitic eggs was done by morphological characters. The overall infection rate of parasite was 85%(n=17). The eggs were observed as being Nematodirus spp.(n=14), strongyles egg(n=11), Capillaria spp.(n=9), Trichuris spp.(n=7), Eimeria spp.(n=4), Ogmocotyle spp.(n=3), and Strongyloides(n=1). Mixed infection rate was observed as being single 15%(n=3), double 20%(n=3), triple 15%(n=3), quadruple 30%(n=6), and quintuple 5%(n=1). The Ogmocotyle spp. was first reported in Korea.
Abstract
Wildlife has been recognized that has important role as reservoir hosts of disease affecting both people and livestocks. However, information intestinal helminths of Korean water deer were limited. We obtained 20 feces from Korean water deers that were transferred to veterinary hospital in Chungbuk National University from May 2010 to June 2011. Parasite ova were collected using saturated zinc sulfate floatation method. Parasite eggs were examined and measured using light microscope. The identification of parasitic eggs was done by morphological characters. The overall infection rate of parasite was 85%(n=17). The eggs were observed as being Nematodirus spp.(n=14), strongyles egg(n=11), Capillaria spp.(n=9), Trichuris spp.(n=7), Eimeria spp.(n=4), Ogmocotyle spp.(n=3), and Strongyloides(n=1). Mixed infection rate was observed as being single 15%(n=3), double 20%(n=3), triple 15%(n=3), quadruple 30%(n=6), and quintuple 5%(n=1). The Ogmocotyle spp. was first reported in Korea.
참고문헌 (23)
- 길준철, "한국 야생 포유동물의 기생충 감염상", 석사, pp.2004
- 어경영, "충남 서산간척지역 너구리, 삵, 고라니의 배설물검사를 통한 내부기생충 감염실태에 대한 연구", 박사, pp.2010
- 정기수, "한국산 야생동물의 위장관내 기생성 연충류 분포상", 박사, pp.2010
- 조영숙, "사육사슴 및 야생고라니의 Neospora caninum에 대한 항체가 조사", 한국가축위생학회지, 33(3), pp.271~274 (2010), 한국가축위생학회
- 조영숙, "사육사슴 및 야생고라니에서 소 세균성 전염병에 대한 혈청학적 연구", 한국가축위생학회지, 33(3), pp.249~254 (2010), 한국가축위생학회
- 조영숙, "사육사슴 및 야생고라니의 소 바이러스성 전염병에 대한 혈청학적 연구", 한국가축위생학회지, 32(2), pp.111~117 (2009), 한국가축위생학회
- "수확기 야생동물 피해방지단 확대 운영" (2008), 환경부 자연보전국 자연자원과[URL]
- Allen GM, "Mammals of China and Mongolia, Part two", pp.1126~1261 (1940), The American museum of Natural History
- Bhalerao GD, "On two helminths of domestic ruminants in India", Parasitology, 34, pp.133~137 (1942)
- Böhm M, "Hutching MR. 2007. Wild deer as a source of infection for livestock and humans in the UK", Vet J, 174, pp.260~276 (2007)
- Butzler W, "Grzimek's Encyclopedia Mammals, Vol. 5", pp.198~199 (1990), McGraw-Hill Publishing Company
- Cooke A, "Chinese Water Deer, In The Mammal Society, London and the British Deer Society", pp.1~32 (1998), Fordingbridge
- Cote SD, "Ecological impacts of deer overabundance", Ann Rev Eco Syst, 35, pp.113~147 (2004)
- Haigh JC, "Viral, parasitic and prion diseases of farmed deer and bison", Rev Sci Tech Off Int Epi, 21, pp.219~248 (2002)
- Han JI, "High prevalence of Theileria sp. in wild Chinese water deer (Hydropotes inermis agyropus) in South Korea", Vet Parasitol, 164, pp.311~314 (2009)
- McCorquodale SM, "The role of wild north American ungulates in the epidemiology of bovine brucellosis: a review", J Wildl Dis, 21, pp.351~357 (1985)
- Pande BP, "On Ogmocotyle indica (Bhalerao, 1942) Ruiz, 1946 (Trematoda), the notocotylid monostome of Indian ovines, and its pathogenicity", J Parasitol, 46, pp.800~802 (1960)
- Plowright W, "Epizootiology of African swine fever in Africa", Vet Rec, 85, pp.668~674 (1969)
- Price EW, "A new trematode from the lesser panda, Ailurus fulgens", J Parasitol, 40, pp.38~39 (1954)
- Renwick AR, "Bovine tuberculosis in southern African wildlife: a multi-species host-pathogen system", Epidemiol Infect, 135, pp.529~540 (2006)
- Sutmoller P, "The foot-and-mouth disease risk posed by African buffalo within wildlife conservancies to the cattle industry of Zimbabwe", Prev Vet Med, 44, pp.43~60 (2000)
- Thompson RCA, "Parasite zoonoses and wildlife: Emerging Issues", Int J Environ Res Public Health, 6, pp.678~693 (2009)
- Zhang E, "Uniparental female care in the Chinese water deer at whipsnade wild animal park, England", Acta Theriol Sin, 18, pp.178~183 (1998)