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Detection of a Babesia Species in a Bobcat from Georgia

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SOUTHEASTERN NATURALIST
卷 12, 期 1, 页码 243-247

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HUMBOLDT FIELD RESEARCH INST
DOI: 10.1656/058.012.0120

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  1. Morris Animal Foundation [DO8FE-003]
  2. fish and wildlife agency in Alabama
  3. fish and wildlife agency in Arkansas
  4. fish and wildlife agency in Florida
  5. fish and wildlife agency in Georgia
  6. fish and wildlife agency in Kansas
  7. fish and wildlife agency in Kentucky
  8. fish and wildlife agency in Louisiana
  9. fish and wildlife agency in Maryland
  10. fish and wildlife agency in Mississippi
  11. fish and wildlife agency in Missouri
  12. fish and wildlife agency in North Carolina
  13. fish and wildlife agency in Oklahoma
  14. fish and wildlife agency in Pennsylvania Puerto Rico
  15. fish and wildlife agency in South Carolina
  16. fish and wildlife agency in Tennessee
  17. fish and wildlife agency in Virginia
  18. fish and wildlife agency in West Virginia

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We describe the first detection of a Babesia sp. in a Lynx rufus (Bobcat). The Bobcat was from Georgia and was coinfected with Cytauxzoon felis and a Sarcocystis sp. The Babesia species was closely related to Babesio sp. Coco, a parasite previously only detected in Canis familiaris (Domestic Dog). The only other Babesia sp. in North America that infects felids is a novel Babesia species in Puma con color coryi (Florida Puma). The low prevalence of this Babesia (<1%) in Bobcats suggests that they are not the normal host or reservoir and this may have been an incidental infection.

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