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Reserves of Nepal
Background:
Fecal samples were collected from different wild life reserve and Coprological
analysis was done by qualitative method.
Carpological findings
Review of literatures
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Acknowledgement:
We would like to acknowledge our sincere thanks to the officer and technical
staffs of different wild life reserve of Nepal for their cooperation in collection
of faecal samples as well all officers and technical staffs of Central Veterinary
Laboratory Tripureshwor involved in the processing and identification the
parasite spp of this study