论文信息 - Hematozoa form mammals of South Vietnam.

Hematozoa form mammals of South Vietnam.

SYNOPSIS. Blood smears from 519 mammals of South Vietnam were examined for hematozoa. Trypanosomes were found in Rattus norvegicus, R. exulans, R. nitidus, and Rattus sp. Hepatocystis vassali occurred in squirrels Callosciurus flavimanus; erythrocytic stages and liver merocysts were seen. Fruit bats Cynopterus brachyotis and one insectivorous bat Hipposideros larvatus, harbored closely related but as yet unidentified hemosporidia. Piroplasms were found only in carnivores: ferret-badgers Melogale personata, palm civets Paradoxurus hermaphroditus, and mongooses Herpestes javanicus.

P. V. van Peenen | J. F. Duncan | H. Hoogstraal | P. F. Ryan

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