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. 2005 Apr;12(4):508–512. doi: 10.1128/CDLI.12.4.508-512.2005

TABLE 1.

Ehrlichia ruminantium seroprevalence in sheep and goats at 28 different sites in The Gambia

Division Village Site Seroprevalence (%)
Sheep Goats Total
Western Division Basori 1 75 (8) 51.6 (31) 56.4 (39)
Berefet 12 90.3 (31) 31.7 (60) 51.6 (91)
Bitta 11 94.7 (38) 0 (12) 72 (50)
Duwasu 8 88.9 (9) 33.3 (9) 61.1 (18)
Giboro Kuta 3 81.8 (33) 47.8 (46) 62 (79)
Gida 2 100 (2)c 42.1 (19) 47.6 (21)
Jenunkunda 9 100 (2)c 45.5 (11) 53.8 (13)
Mandinaba 5 85.7 (7) 70 (10) 76.5 (17)
Somita 10 75 (16) 15.2 (33) 34.7 (49)
Talokotob 4 80 (5) 80 (5)
Toubakutab 6 77.8 (9) 77.8 (9)
Toumani Tenda 7 100 (14) 68 (50) 75 (64)
Lower River Division Bodeyel 17 30.9 (55) 20 (5) 30 (60)
Burong 16 100 (9) 42.9 (7) 75 (16)
Julakunda 13 100 (14) 0 (12) 53.8 (26)
Missira 15 100 (13) 40 (5) 83.3 (18)
Taborongkoto 14 85 (20) 33.3 (3)c 78.3 (23)
Central River Division Jimballa Kerr Chendu 22 41 (61) 7.7 (52) 25.7 (113)
Mamutfana 18 6.9 (72) 0 (20) 54.3 (92)
Sare Sofie 21 31.3 (16) 0 (8) 20.8 (24)
Sinchan Faranba 20 29.6 (27) 1.5 (69) 9.4 (96)
Yorro Beri Kunda 19 100 (12) 17.7 (17) 51.7 (29)
Upper River Division Kulkullay 23 22.2 (54) 4.2 (48) 13.7 (102)
Missira Sandou 24 47.6 (42) 0 (20) 32.3 (62)
Sare Demba Torro 25 26.7 (15) 0 (18) 12.1 (33)
North Bank Division Kolli Kunda 26 68.8 (16) 48.7 (37) 54.7 (53)
Mbappa Ba 27 50 (16) 50 (22) 50 (38)
Mbappa Marigaa 28 24.3 (37) 73.2 (41) 50 (80)
a

Village with a high introgression of Sahelian sheep genes into the local population.

b

No sheep were sampled in the Talokoto and Toubakuta villages.

c

Prevalence was based on a small sample size, as there were very few animals presented for sampling.