Table 55.
Country | N positive/tested (% positive) | ||||||
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Badgers | Wolves | Raccoon dogs | Birds | Lynxes | Martens | Other animals | |
Austria | 0/64 (0) | 0/4 (0) (j) | |||||
Croatia | 0/2 (0) | 0/4 (0) (j) | |||||
Cyprus | 0/1 (0) (k) | ||||||
Finland | 1/11 (9.1) (a) | 19/41 (46.3) (b) | 91/231 (39.4) (e) | 2/71 (2.8) (f) | 20/40 (50.0) (h) | 1/2 (50.0) (b) | 1/51 (1.9) (l) |
Germany | 0/56 (0) | 0/46 (0) | 0/331 (0) (m) | ||||
Hungary | 0/3 (0) (n) | ||||||
Italy | 0/521 (0) | 40/279 (14.3) (c) | 0/46 (0) | 1/344 (0.29) (g) | 0/179 (0) | 0/89 (0) (o) | |
Poland | 1/1 (100) (d) | 1/1 (100) (p) | |||||
Sweden | 0/9 (0) | 1/42 (2.4) (a) | 6/111 (5.4) (i) | 0/15 (0) (q) | |||
EU Total (27 + XI) | 1/663 (0.15) | 61/363 (16.8) | 91/277 (32.9) | 3/415 (0.72) | 26/151 (17.2) | 1/227 (0.44) | 2/499 (0.40) |
Switzerland | 0/9 (0) | 2/22 (9.1) (d) | 1/34 (2.9) (d) | 1/4 (25.0) (r) | |||
Total EU (27+ XI) + non‐EU countries | 1/672 (0.15) | 63/385 (16.4) | 91/277 (32.9) | 3/415 (0.72) | 27/185 (14.6) | 1/227 (0.44) | 3/503 (0.59) |
: T. nativa.
: Unknown species.
: Eighteen infected with T. britovi.
: T. britovi.
: Twelve infected with T. nativa.
: Comprising three crows, seven eagles, 21 white‐tailed eagles, one falcon, 30 goshawks (one positive for T. pseudospiralis) and nine owls (one positive for T. pseudospiralis).
: Comprising one marsh harrier (positive for T. pseudospiralis) and 343 unspecified birds.
: Four positive for T. nativa.
: Four positive for T. nativa and two for T. britovi.
: All deer.
: Bats.
: Comprising four minks, 45 otters and two wolverines (one positive for unknown species).
: Comprising 12 coypus, 181 racoons and 138 unspecified animals.
: Rats.
: Comprising five roe deer, 19 hedgehogs, 33 jackals, three polecats, five weasels and 24 wildcats (Felis silvestris).
: One T. spiralis‐infected beaver.
: Comprising six beavers, two lions, four seals and three wolverines.
: Comprising one coypu, one pet dog, one jackal (positive for T. britovi) and one wildcat (Felis silvestris).