Diversity of Rodent Species and Its Potency as the Vector for Transmitting Rodent Borne Parasitic Disease in Households

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Fig. 4.

Infection of C. hepatica (left side) and T. taeniaeformis (right side) found in R. argentiventer. The circle indicates the liver infected by the parasite, egg deposits of C. hepatica (left side), and larvae of T. taeniaeformis (right side), encapsulated larvae of T. taeniaeformis (bottom photo).

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