Surveillance identifies gastrointestinal parasites in blackbuck, suggesting a need for enhanced wildlife health monitoring.
The identification of a significant prevalence and variety of gastrointestinal parasites indicates that parasitism may be an overlooked factor affecting the health of the blackbuck population. This emphasizes the importance of integrating parasite monitoring into wildlife health and conservation efforts.
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