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. 2021 Jan 7;148(5):598–611. doi: 10.1017/S0031182020002449

Table 5.

Quantitative data on the occurrence of Setaria cervi in host animals including information regarding sex and developmental stages

Host animals Moose (M) Red deer (RD) Sika deer(SD) Roe deer Fallow deer
No. of examined hosts 1 26 44 22 3
No. of infected hosts 1 10 2 0 0
Prevalence (%) 100.0 38.5 4.5 0 0
Mean intensity of infection (min-max) 3.0 1.7 (1–3) 2.0 (1–3) 0 0
Numbers of Setaria cervi females and males dissected from each of 24 host animals including nematode localization in the host organism
Adult females (three hosts) 3AD♀ M1/I 2AD♀ RD1/L
2AD♀ RD3/I
Adult and juvenile or larval females only (two hosts) 1AD♀ + 1L5♀ RD4/L
1AD♀ + 1L4♀ RD2/P+L
Juvenile females and a male (one host) 2L5♀ + 1♂ SD1/I
Juvenile or larval females only (five hosts) 2L5♀ + 1L4♀ RD5/I 1L4♀ SD2/L
1L5♀ RD6/P
1L4♀ RD7/L
1L4♀ RD8/L
Males only (two hosts) 1♂ RD9/L
2♂ RD10/L

AD♀, adult female; L5♀, fifth-stage juvenile female; L4♀, fourth-stage female larva; ♂, male; I, surface of intestines; L, surface of liver; P, surface of pericardium.