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| human diseases that can be transmitted to animal |
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| Disease that affects a large number of non-human animals and spreads rapidly |
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| living on the surface; a skin parasite |
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| alteration of generations of a parasite |
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| number of cases of infection occuring during a given period of time in relation to the population unit in which they occur |
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| parasitic invasion resulting in injury and reaction to injury |
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| results in disease or morbid symptoms |
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| resistance to super-infection; depends on survival of parasites in host and disappears with their elimination |
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| number of organisms in a population infected with a parasite at any one time |
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| relative infectiousness of a parasite |
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