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Chromosome numbers in Onchocerca dukei and O. tarsicola
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 June 2009
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Testicular examination of male Onchocerca dukei and German O. tarsicola revealed five pairs of chromosomes, which is typical of most filariae. In contrast to German O. tarsicola, specimens from Sweden had only three pairs of chromosomes.
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