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90% of the malaria cases caused by P. falciparum, along with infectivity rate ranges between 1.87 to 2.0% for P. falciparum in Al-Khobah and Haroob Governorates, suggests that P. falciparum is the most predominant malaria parasite and An. Arabiensis is a very efficient malaria vector in the region. It also suggests more in-depth researches on the ecology, behavior, and control of An. Arabiensis to promote area-specific control programs.]]>
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2 years old, while no ATAb could be detected in goats less than one year old. The highest prevalence of infection (39.28% in serum and 37.14% in milk) was in Qalyoubia, the lowest one (11.25% & 9.58%) was in Giza governorate. The prevalence of infection was high after examination of serum and milk of goats with previous history of abortion in comparison with the other goats.]]>
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