Poultry Farming: New Perspectives and Applications Chapter – Parasitic Diseases of Chickens
Fowls and their eggs provide animal protein for human populations. Parasites are very common in fowls and heavy infection can affect the growth, and egg production, and cause death. Fowls during feeding pick the parasitic infective stage by ingesting contaminated food, and water. There are two group...
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2023
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