Πλοήγηση ανά Συγγραφέα "Mihalca, A. D."
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Helminth burden in stray cats from Thessaloniki, Greece
Lefkaditis, M. A.; Pastiu, A. I.; Rodi-Buriel, A.; Sossidou, A. V.; Panorias, A. H.; Eleftheriadis, T. G.; Cozma, V.; Mihalca, A. D. (2014)To get an overview on the prevalence of intestinal helminths, between 2010 and 2012, fecal samples from 215 stray cats from area of Thessaloniki, Greece, were tested by coprological methods. From the total number of fecal ... -
Laboratory development of Dermacentor marginatus ticks (Acari: Ixodidae) at two temperatures
Magdas, C.; Magdas, V. A.; Mihalca, A. D.; Baciu, H.; Gherman, C. M.; Stefanut, C. L.; Lefkaditis, M.; Cozma, V. (2015)The influence of two temperatures on the development of Dermacentor marginatus evolutive cycle was studied. Tests performed under controlled laboratory conditions at 21 A degrees C, 80 % RH and 27 A degrees C, RH 80 %, on ... -
Prevalence and intensity of Otodectes cynotis in kittens from Thessaloniki area, Greece
Lefkaditis, M. A.; Koukeri, S. E.; Mihalca, A. D. (2009)From May 2007 to May 2008 we have examined by otoscopy a total number of 214 cats, aged between 0 and 6 months, brought in for their first veterinary examination to a private veterinary clinic. All cats were of urban origin. ... -
Pulmonary Lesions caused by the Nematode Rhabdias fuscovenosa in a Grass Snake, Natrix natrix
Mihalca, A. D.; Miclaus, V.; Lefkaditis, M. (2010)In June 2005, a free-ranging grass snake, Natrix natrix infected with Rhabdias fuscovenosa was collected for histologic examination of the lungs. Gross lesions were not noted; however, histologic examination revealed ... -
Zoonotic pathogens associated with Hyalomma aegyptium in endangered tortoises: evidence for host-switching behaviour in ticks?
Pastiu, A. I.; Matei, I. A.; Mihalca, A. D.; D'Amico, G.; Dumitrache, M. O.; Kalmar, Z.; Sandor, A. D.; Lefkaditis, M.; Gherman, C. M.; Cozma, V. (2012)Background: Hyalomma aegyptium is a hard-tick with a typical three-host life cycle. The main hosts are Palearctic tortoises of genus Testudo. However, other hosts can be used by immature ticks for feeding in natural ...