Biological contamination of soils in urbanized ecosystems by Toxocara sp. eggs.

As a result of the study of three sites (two city parks and a special area for walking dogs) on the contamination of Toxocara sp. eggs it was found that 28.0±2.3% of the studied fecal samples from the territories of the Kirov Park were infected with Тохосаrа eggs, 21.0±3.6% of fecal samples from the...

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Main Authors: Maslennikova Olga, Erofeeva Viktoriya
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: EDP Sciences 2020-01-01
Series:E3S Web of Conferences
Online Access:https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2020/29/e3sconf_apeem2020_04002.pdf
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spelling doaj-569ccf6239234b33befb1edcfca8e3572021-04-02T10:57:53ZengEDP SciencesE3S Web of Conferences2267-12422020-01-011690400210.1051/e3sconf/202016904002e3sconf_apeem2020_04002Biological contamination of soils in urbanized ecosystems by Toxocara sp. eggs.Maslennikova Olga0Erofeeva ViktoriyaVyatka State Agricultural AcademyAs a result of the study of three sites (two city parks and a special area for walking dogs) on the contamination of Toxocara sp. eggs it was found that 28.0±2.3% of the studied fecal samples from the territories of the Kirov Park were infected with Тохосаrа eggs, 21.0±3.6% of fecal samples from the territory of the Park of the 50th anniversary of the Komsomol and 7.0±0.4% of fecal samples were infected with Тохосаrа eggs selected at a specially equipped dog walking area in the Metrograd residential complex in Kirov. The average rate of dogs which were infected by Toxocara (EI) was 18.7±6.2%. The average rate of contamination of soil by eggs Тохосаrа in the study sites amounted to 34.6%. Contamination of soil samples with eggs of Toxocara sp. in parks was 45.6% and 45.8%, respectively, and in the dog walking area it was 12%. The largest number of dogs, including stray ones, were registered in the parks: 74.8±7.1 and 62.8±7.0 individuals, respectively. There were no stray individuals in the dog walking area, and there were 21.6±1.0 individuals over the entire study period.https://www.e3s-conferences.org/articles/e3sconf/pdf/2020/29/e3sconf_apeem2020_04002.pdf
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Erofeeva Viktoriya
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Biological contamination of soils in urbanized ecosystems by Toxocara sp. eggs.
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Erofeeva Viktoriya
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title Biological contamination of soils in urbanized ecosystems by Toxocara sp. eggs.
title_short Biological contamination of soils in urbanized ecosystems by Toxocara sp. eggs.
title_full Biological contamination of soils in urbanized ecosystems by Toxocara sp. eggs.
title_fullStr Biological contamination of soils in urbanized ecosystems by Toxocara sp. eggs.
title_full_unstemmed Biological contamination of soils in urbanized ecosystems by Toxocara sp. eggs.
title_sort biological contamination of soils in urbanized ecosystems by toxocara sp. eggs.
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publishDate 2020-01-01
description As a result of the study of three sites (two city parks and a special area for walking dogs) on the contamination of Toxocara sp. eggs it was found that 28.0±2.3% of the studied fecal samples from the territories of the Kirov Park were infected with Тохосаrа eggs, 21.0±3.6% of fecal samples from the territory of the Park of the 50th anniversary of the Komsomol and 7.0±0.4% of fecal samples were infected with Тохосаrа eggs selected at a specially equipped dog walking area in the Metrograd residential complex in Kirov. The average rate of dogs which were infected by Toxocara (EI) was 18.7±6.2%. The average rate of contamination of soil by eggs Тохосаrа in the study sites amounted to 34.6%. Contamination of soil samples with eggs of Toxocara sp. in parks was 45.6% and 45.8%, respectively, and in the dog walking area it was 12%. The largest number of dogs, including stray ones, were registered in the parks: 74.8±7.1 and 62.8±7.0 individuals, respectively. There were no stray individuals in the dog walking area, and there were 21.6±1.0 individuals over the entire study period.
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