Reports the distribution of lung nematodes in ruminants, indicating their prevalence in Armenia's wildlife and livestock.
The work is a continuation of prolonged studies of lung nematodes in Eastern Europe and former USSR. This article covers specifics of the dictyocaulosis situation in Armenia over years starting from 1930s. The analysis of the data show broad distribution of Dictyocaulidae among domestic and wild ruminants of Armenia. The main lung nematode of wild and domestic ungulates in Armenia is Dictyocaulus filaria (Rudolphi, 1809).
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