Trichinella spp. biomass has increased in raccoon dogs (Nyctereutes procyonoides) and red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) in Estonia

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Age Kärssin
Liidia Häkkinen
Enel Niin
Katrin Peik
Annika Vilem
Pikka Jokelainen
Brian Lassen
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[1] Veterinary and Food Laboratory,Institute of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Sciences
[2] Estonian University of Life Sciences,Department of Veterinary and Animal Sciences
[3] Veterinary and Food Board,undefined
[4] University of Helsinki,undefined
[5] Statens Serum Institut,undefined
[6] University of Copenhagen,undefined
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Parasites & Vectors | / 10卷
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infection; Prevalence; Sylvatic; Zoonosis;
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