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Feed on blood as they grow, adults live in bile ducts, life cycle requires contact with water
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Blood sucking parasite of small intestine, can cause colic in horses and can be expelled in feces.
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Cause colic and weight loss, can infect fetus of pregnant animals, eggs can be coughed up and swallowed so larva can get to intestines
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Noticeable by eggs stuck in horses hair, larvae cause ulcers feeding on stomach walls
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live mostly in the cecum, cause bloody diarrhea, eggs are passed with feces
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Lay eggs on hair of animal, larvae burrow into skin through hair follicles, create bumps on skin and "pop" out at maturity.
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Live in lungs, cause coughing and labored breathing,
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live in the intestines and feed on the food consumed by the animal, not the animal itself. Can affect all species.
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Mainly affect horses, live in colon, can crawl out of rectum to lay eggs, eggs fall to ground and are eaten by other animals
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lay eggs on skin, fed on skin, cause hair loss and itchy, crusty, skin
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Live on host, attach eggs to hair follicles, feed on blood and skin, cause irritation and itching
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attach externally, feed on blood, can cause anemia and carry diseases like Lyme
