Cyathostomins
The cyathostomins are a large group of genera and species of closely related nematodes that live as adults in the large intestine of horses around the world, including Canada.
The cyathostomins are a large group of genera and species of closely related nematodes that live as adults in the large intestine of horses around the world, including Canada.
The lung nematode Dictyocaulus arnfieldi occurs in horses and other equids in many parts of the world, including rarely in Canada.
Habronema and Draschia are small nematodes that as adults inhabit the stomach of horses.
The nematode Onchocerca cervicalis occurs in horses in many regions of the world where suitable midge intermediate hosts (Culicoides species) are also present.
The pinworm nematode Oxyuris equi occurs in horses around the world, including Canada.
The ascarid nematode Parascaris equorum occurs in horses around the world, including Canada.
Nematodes of the genus Setaria infect cattle, sheep, sometimes other domestic animal hosts, and many free-ranging ungulates around the world, including in Canada.
Nematodes of the genus Setaria infect cattle, sheep, sometimes other domestic animal hosts, and many free-ranging ungulates around the world, including in Canada.
The nematode Strongyloides westeri occurs in horses around the world, including Canada.
The nematode Strongylus edentatus occurs in horses around the world, including Canada.
The nematode Strongylus equinus occurs in horses around the world, including Canada.