Gastrointestinal parasites in non-human primates in zoological institutions in France

Irène Vonfeld; Thibaut Prenant; Bruno Polack; Jacques Guillot; Benoît Quintard

doi:10.1051/parasite/2022040

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Volume 29 (2022)

Parasite, 29 (2022) 43

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Table 1

Overall and group-specific global, helminth and protozoa infection rates.

Group	Global infection rate (%)	Helminth infection rate (%)	Protozoa infection rate (%)
Prosimians	37.1^a	8.1^a	30.6^a
New world monkeys	40.0^a	11.1^a	34.4^a
Old world monkeys	93.6^b	29.8^c	91.5^b
Apes	63.6^b	20.5^b	56.8^b
Global	53.9	15.6	47.3

^a

Infection rates not significantly different between groups (p < 0.05).

^b

Infection rates not significantly different between groups identified with a “b” but significantly greater than groups identified with an “a” and significantly lower than those identified with a “c” (if applicable) (p < 0.05).

^c

Infection rates significantly greater than groups identified with an “a” or “b” (p < 0.05).

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