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Structural changes of helminthofauna in rodents caused by introduction and settlement of animals in the Volga Delta

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Long-term parasitological monitoring is important for observation of the emergence, establishment, and development of relations in parasite-host systems. The greatest achievement in helminthological investigations carried out in reserves is obtaining and analyzing long-term data that quantitatively and qualitatively characterize the interrelation of members in a biocenosis. The investigation of natural and anthropogenic processes in natural complexes and especially the identification of ecological mechanisms activated by different changes possess both scientific and practical value.

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Original Russian Text © V.M. Ivanov, A.P. Kalmykov, V.V. Fedorovich, N.N. Semenova, O.Yu. Parshina, 2011, published in Aridnye Ekosistemy, 2011, Vol. 17, No. 4(49), pp. 66–73.

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Ivanov, V.M., Kalmykov, A.P., Fedorovich, V.V. et al. Structural changes of helminthofauna in rodents caused by introduction and settlement of animals in the Volga Delta. Arid Ecosyst 1, 246–250 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1134/S207909611104007X

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