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Oocyst (A) and eggs (B,C e D) from the most prevalent gastrointestinal parasites in poultry production, namely Eimeria sp. (A), Ascaridia sp. (B), Heterakis sp. (C) and Capillaria sp. (D).

Oocyst (A) and eggs (B,C e D) from the most prevalent gastrointestinal parasites in poultry production, namely Eimeria sp. (A), Ascaridia sp. (B), Heterakis sp. (C) and Capillaria sp. (D).

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