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A NUMBER of experiments were performed on the eggs of Cyathostoma lari in an attempt to identify the stimuli that cause the eggs to hatch, both inside and outside the host1,2. This could indicate the regions where the larvae hatch from the eggs and penetrate the gut mucosa.
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THRELFALL, W. Experiments on Eggs and Adult Specimens of Cyathostoma lari E. Blanchard, 1849. Nature 212, 1063–1064 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/2121063a0
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