GIARDIASIS IN A GREAT BLUE HERON (ARDEA HERODIAS) IN NEW YORK STATE: ANOTHER POTENTIAL SOURCE OF WATERBORNE GIARDIASIS

In August 1984, an adult male blue heron was found injured by a creek in Ithaca, New York. Subsequent necropsy revealed infection with Giardia trophozoites, the first record of the parasite in the great blue heron since 1925. Although humans, beavers and muskrats were incriminated in outbreaks of wa...

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Published in:American journal of epidemiology 1986-05, Vol.123 (5), p.916-917
Main Authors: GEORGI, M. E., CARLISLE, M. S., SMILEY, L. E.
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Giardiasis - pathology
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Medical sciences
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Parasitic diseases
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