Studies on tape worms infesting camels in Behera Governorate, Egypt

ABSTRACT

Various groups of living and slaughtered camels at Behaira Governorate, Egypt, were investigated for enteric tape worms. The infestation rate was recorded to be 9.5% and 35.6% among living and slaughtered camels, respectively. The detailed identity of the detected worms and its infestation rate was mentioned Moniezia expansa [17.5%], Moniezia benedeni [16.25%], Stilesia globipunctata [22.5%], and Avitallina centripunctata [1.25%]. The seasonal incidence of the detected tape worms among living and slaughtered camels was denoted