Distribution of the intermediate hosts of Echinococcus multilocularis in Shiqu County, Sichuan, China

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XU Xiang [1 ,4 ]
GUAN Ya-yi [1 ]
TIAN Tian [1 ]
WU Wei-ping [1 ]
WANG Qian [5 ]
HUANG Yan [5 ]
LI Guang-qing [6 ]
WANG Li-ying [1 ]
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[1] National Institute of Parasitic Diseases,Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention
[2] WHO Collaborating Center for Malaria,Schistosomiasis and Filariasis
[3] Key Laboratory of Parasite and Vector Biology,MOH,Shanghai 200025,China  4. Zhejiang Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention,Hangzhou,Zhejiang 310051,China
[4] Sichuan Provincial Center for Disease Control and Prevention,Chengdu,Sichuan 610041,China
[5] Shiqu County Center for Disease Control and Prevention,Shiqu,Sichuan 627350,China
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Background The rodentia and lagomorpha animals are the intermediate hosts of Echinococcus multilocularis,theirdistribution and infection of this parasite may facilitate the infection of definitive hosts such as dogs.The aim of this studywas to determine the distribution of the intermediate hosts of Echinococcus multilocularis in Shiqu County,Sichuan,China.Methods A systematic sampling method was used to investigate the density of burrows of rodents and lagomorphs at97 pasture sites in winter and summer pastureland and remote sensing(RS)technology was used to correlate theirdensities to the distribution of these animals in different landscape types.Results Based on the densities of Ochotona curzoniae,Microtus fuscus(dependent variable)and their burrowdensities(independent variable)in survey points,regression equations were fitted respectively(Ochotona curzoniae,P<0.0001,R~2=0.8705; Microtus fuscus,P<0.0001,R~2=0.9736).Their burrow density in summer pastureland was higherthan in winter pastureland(F=36.65,P<0.0001).The burrow densities of Ochotona curzoniae and Microtus fuscus inbareland and half-bareland are higher than in grassland(5=7.73,P<0.001).Conclusions The regression relationship between the densities of Ochotona curzoniae and Microtus fuscus and theirburrow densities indicate that the burrow densities could reflect the animal densities and that the burrow density wasgreater in summer pastureland than in winter pastureland.The main distribution areas of the intermediate hosts were inbareland and half-bareland.
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