Table 3.

Number of nematode species reported in a range of wild ungulates, and extent of overlap with domestic ungulates.

Host	Degree	Unique	Punique	Shared	Pshared	RefNum	L
Alpine ibex	16	0	0	12	0.75	3	0.75
Plains zebra	35	1	0.029	26	0.74	10	0.71
Mouflon	21	1	0.048	16	0.76	4	0.71
Mountain zebra	33	2	0.061	24	0.73	8	0.67
Spanish ibex	17	1	0.059	11	0.65	2	0.59
Chamois	41	3	0.073	25	0.61	12	0.54
Hartebeest	12	1	0.083	7	0.58	5	0.50
Mule deer	15	1	0.067	8	0.53	9	0.47
Red duiker	18	0	0	8	0.44	4	0.44
Southern reedbuck	14	0	0	6	0.43	3	0.43
European bison	28	3	0.11	14	0.50	4	0.39
Common duiker	18	1	0.056	8	0.44	4	0.39
Fallow deer	19	1	0.053	8	0.42	5	0.37
Tsessebe	15	0	0	5	0.33	3	0.33
Saiga	12	3	0.25	7	0.58	1	0.33
Bontebok	14	1	0.071	5	0.36	3	0.29
Moose	15	3	0.20	7	0.47	22	0.27
Gemsbok	25	0	0	6	0.24	8	0.24
Greater kudu	28	3	0.11	9	0.32	8	0.21
Roe deer	40	7	0.18	15	0.38	13	0.20
Bushbuck	11	0	0	2	0.18	6	0.18
Impala	34	3	0.088	9	0.26	12	0.18
Mountain reedbuck	12	1	0.083	3	0.25	3	0.17
Springbok	21	2	0.095	5	0.24	4	0.14
Nyala	14	2	0.14	3	0.21	5	0.071
Red deer	30	7	0.23	9	0.30	33	0.067
Reindeer	17	4	0.24	5	0.29	14	0.059
White-tailed deer	26	9	0.35	10	0.38	30	0.038
Wild boar	27	13	0.48	13	0.48	21	0
Grey rhebok	13	3	0.23	2	0.15	5	−0.077
Sika deer	12	6	0.50	5	0.42	7	−0.083
Common warthog	14	4	0.29	2	0.14	4	−0.14

Wild ungulate species with degree greater than 10 are included. Degree (number of parasite species); Unique (number of parasite species not found in any other host); P_unique (proportion of total that are unique); Shared (number of parasites shared with domestic ungulates); P_shared (proportion of total shared with domestic ungulates); RefNum (number of references from GMPD describing that host species); L, the liability index. P_unique and P_shared do not sum to 1 because parasite species shared with other wild species are not included.