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alces-1893	Stéen, Margareta	EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION OF MOOSE (ALCES ALCES) WITH ELAPHOSTRONGYLUS SPP. (NEMATODA, PROTOSTRONGYLIDAE) ORIGINATING FROM REINDEER (RANGIFER TARANDUS) AND MOOSE, WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON CLINICAL SIGNS, GROSS- AND MICROSCOPIC LESIONS, AND PREDILECTION SITES	2023	16	.pdf	application/pdf	6961	408	61	Two species of Elaphostrongylus were associated with neurologic disease in these cervids, namely E. rangiferi (Mitskevich 1960) and E. alces (Stéen et al. 1989, 1997, Stéen and Johansson 1990, Gibbons et al. 1991, Gajadhar et al. 2000). High density populations of moose and reindeer presumably facilitated the spread of E. alces and E. rangiferi, such that high rates of neurological disease in both during the 1980s and 1990s were likely due to elaphostrongylo- sis (Stéen and Rehbinder 1986, Stéen and Roepstorpff 1990, Handeland 2002, Davidson ALCES VOL.	cache/alces-1893.pdf	txt/alces-1893.txt