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The study assessed the prevalence of gastrointestinal parasitic infections in Black Bengal goats in Purulia District, West Bengal, finding an overall infection rate of 84.18% among 430 fecal samples. The most prevalent parasites included Strongyle type (54.58%) and Eimeria christenseni (23.99%), with young and female goats showing higher susceptibility. Seasonal variations indicated the highest infection rates during the monsoon, highlighting the need for effective management strategies to control these inf
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- apurba debbarma
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