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The occurence of some Leucocytozoon and Haemoproteus species in guinea fowl chocken and pigeon of Moçambique
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1- On a étudié les fottis de sang des pintade et des poules malades du district de Govuro, ainsi que du pigeon mort de Lourenço Marques, Moçambique.
2- On a trouvé 5 frottis de sang de pintades (Numida mitrata) infectés par parasites (les nºs 4, 5, 6, 9, et 11): trois de ces frottis on présenté L. neavei Balfour, 1906, et une nouvelle espèce de Haemoproteus, pour laquelle l’auteur a proposé le nom H. silvai n. sp.. Le frottis n.º 5 avait seulement le L. neavei et le n.º9 seulement le H. silvai n. sp.
3- Le frottis n.’7, de sang de poule (Gallus domesticus) , a présenté une infection par une nouvelle espèce de Haemoproteus, pour laquelle l’auteur a proppsé le nom H. santosdiasi n. sp. et une espéce de Leucocytozoon, pour laquelle l’auteur n’a pas pu avoir la certitude d’être en presence d’une nouvelle espèce de Leucocytozoon andrewsi Atchley, 1951.
4- Le frottis n.º 12, de sang de pigeon mort (Columba livia Gmel.) a présenté une infection par H. columbae Celli et Sanfelice, 1891, et une nouvelle espéce de Haemoproteus à laquelle l’auteur a donné le nom de H. piresi n. sp.
5- On a pas trouvé la pathogénicité ni l’hôte intermédiaire des parasites rencontrés.
1-Blood smears from sick guinea-fowls and domestic chicken of the Govuro district and from dead domestic pigeon, of Lourenço Marques, Moçmbique, were studied. 2- Five guinea-fowls (Numida mitrata) blood smears (n.ºs 4, 5, 6, 9, and 11) were found infected with parasites: three of the smears (n.ºs 4, 6 and 11) showed both L. neavei Dalfour, 1906, and a new species of Haemoproteus which was proposed to be named H. silvai n. sp. by the writer. Blood smear n.º 5 contained only L. neavei and blood smear n.º 9 only H. silvai n. sp. 3- Blood smear n.º 7, from blood of domestic chicken (Gallus domesticus), showed infection of a new species of Haemoproteus which was proposed to be named H. santosdiasi n. sp. by the writer; and a species of Leucocytozoon which the writer could not as certain that whether it is a new species or Leucocytozoon andrewsi Atchley, 1951. 4- Blood smear n.º 12, blood of dead pigeon (Columba livia Gmel.), showed an infection of H. Columbae Celli and Sanfelice, 1891, and a new sp. of Haemoproteus which was named H. piresi n. sp. by the writer. 5- Pathogenicity and intermediate host for the parasites found are not detected.
1-Blood smears from sick guinea-fowls and domestic chicken of the Govuro district and from dead domestic pigeon, of Lourenço Marques, Moçmbique, were studied. 2- Five guinea-fowls (Numida mitrata) blood smears (n.ºs 4, 5, 6, 9, and 11) were found infected with parasites: three of the smears (n.ºs 4, 6 and 11) showed both L. neavei Dalfour, 1906, and a new species of Haemoproteus which was proposed to be named H. silvai n. sp. by the writer. Blood smear n.º 5 contained only L. neavei and blood smear n.º 9 only H. silvai n. sp. 3- Blood smear n.º 7, from blood of domestic chicken (Gallus domesticus), showed infection of a new species of Haemoproteus which was proposed to be named H. santosdiasi n. sp. by the writer; and a species of Leucocytozoon which the writer could not as certain that whether it is a new species or Leucocytozoon andrewsi Atchley, 1951. 4- Blood smear n.º 12, blood of dead pigeon (Columba livia Gmel.), showed an infection of H. Columbae Celli and Sanfelice, 1891, and a new sp. of Haemoproteus which was named H. piresi n. sp. by the writer. 5- Pathogenicity and intermediate host for the parasites found are not detected.
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Parasitologia médica Parasitas Sangue infetado Animais Moçambique
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Son, Chiu Kong (1960) . The occurence of some Leucocytozoon and Haemoproteus species in guinea fowl chocken and pigeon of Moçambique . Anais do Instituto de Medicina Tropical . Lisboa: vol. 17, n.º 3, p. 765-785
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Instituto de Medicina Tropical