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ArticleHelminthologia2026

Coprological assessment of gastrointestinal helminths in Arabian Thoroughbred horses housed in a stable in the Constantine region, Algeria.

N Zeghilet, L Boultif, S Djemai, B Bouchoucha

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Article in Helminthologia, 2026. The graph could read no effect estimate from its abstract, so it casts no vote on the map. Not yet cited in PubMed.

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N ZeghiletLaboratoire de Gestion de la Santé et Productions Animales (GSPA Laboratory), Institute of Veterinary Sciences, University of Constantine 1,Algeria.
L BoultifLaboratoire de Recherche de Pathologie Animale, Développement des Élevages et Surveillance de la Chaine Alimentaire des Denrées Animales ou d'origine Animale (PADESCA Laboratory), Institute of Veterinary Sciences, University of Constantine 1,Algeria.
S DjemaiLaboratoire de Recherche de Pathologie Animale, Développement des Élevages et Surveillance de la Chaine Alimentaire des Denrées Animales ou d'origine Animale (PADESCA Laboratory), Institute of Veterinary Sciences, University of Constantine 1,Algeria.
B BouchouchaLaboratoire de Gestion de la Santé et Productions Animales (GSPA Laboratory), Institute of Veterinary Sciences, University of Constantine 1,Algeria.

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Abstract

This study assesses the gastrointestinal parasitological status of Arabian Thoroughbred horses at the Eastern Equestrian Club in Constantine (Algeria). In this semi-arid region, epidemiological data on equine parasitoses are lacking. Twenty fecal samples were analyzed using qualitative (flotation) and quantitative (McMaster) methods, complemented by morphological identification of parasitic eggs. The results reveal an overall prevalence of 50 %, with species diversity dominated by strongyles (60 % of positive cases), followed by

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Arabian ThoroughbredConstantineEPGEquine parasitesStrongyles

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