Helminth parasitism in two closely related South African rodents: abundance, prevalence, species richness and impinging factors.

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Community structure of helminth parasites in two closely related South African rodents differing in sociality and spatial behaviour.Intra- and interspecific similarity in species composition of helminth communities in two closely-related rodents from South Africa.

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Helminth parasitism in two closely related South African rodents: abundance, prevalence, species richness and impinging factors.

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Helminth parasitism in two closely related South African rodents: abundance, prevalence, species richness and impinging factors.

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