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Taksiran kerugian produksi daging akibat infeksi cacing saluran pencernaan pada ternak domba Simon HE; Risa Tiuria; Fadjar Satrija
Hemera Zoa Vol. 74 No. 2 (1991): Jurnal Hemera Zoa
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Sebanyak 100 ekor domba jantan dan betina yang berasal dari Kotamadya dan Kabupaten Bogor dicatat berat karkasnya pada waktu penyembelihan di jagal dan contoh tinjanya diperiksa secara kuantitatif terhadap telur cacing saluran pecernaan. Terdapat korelasi negatif yang nyata (r= 0,4126; dk=3 : 76; P < 0,005) dengan indeks determinasi (r2) 0,1702, antara jumlah ttgt didalam tinja dengan cerat karkas domba. Dari sampel dengan rata-rata berat karkas 16,3 kg terdapat 80% dengan rata-rata berat karkas 15,4 kg yangmengandung telur cacing nematode, cestoda dan/atau trematoda. Hanya 20% yang negative dengan rata-rata berat karkas 19.8 kg. Dari yang positif, 27% menderita infeksi tunggal nematode, 7% cestoda, 8% trematoda, 9% infeksi campuran nematode dan cestoda, 7% nematode dan trematoda, 9% cestoda dan trematoda serta 13% infekasi campuran nematode, cestoda plus trematoda. Dari infeksi tunggal yang berjumlah 38% dan infeksi campuran sebanyak 42% terdapat 56% infeksi nematode, 38% cestoda dan 37% trematoda. Infeksi tunggal nematode mengakibatkan penurunan berat karkas sebesar 21, 72%, cestoda 9,60% dan trematoda 7,07% disbanding dengan berat karkas kelompok negatif. Infekski campuran nematode dan cestoda mengakibatkan penurunan produksi daging yang paling banyak (41,92%), disusul oleh infeksi campuran nematode, cestoda plus trematoda (34,34%). Domba jantan mengalami infeksi yang lebih berat dengan presentase penurunan berat karkas yang lebih besar disbanding dengan domba betina. Helminthiasis, ditambah interaksi dengan factor-faktor lain, mengakibatkan kerugian produksi daging dari ternak domba yang ditaksir antara 17,75 – 24,77% atau 3,2 – 4,4 juta kg atau Rp. 7,68 – 10,56 milyar atau US$ 4,8 – 6.6 juta pertahun.
An estimate of meat production loss in native chicken in Bogor and its surrounding districts due to gasterointestinal helminthiasis Simon He; Vici E.H.S. Susilowati; Endang Purwati; Risa Tiuria
Hemera Zoa Vol. 74 No. 3 (1991): Jurnal Hemera Zoa
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Among 78 native chicken from Bogor and its surrounding districts, only  4 (5.1%) with mean dressing weights of 1250 ± 29 g were free from parasiric worms. The other 74 chicken found infected with nematodes [mean nematode numbers (mn) = 24]. Cestodes (mc = 45) and trematodes (mt = 7). Single parasite class infections of nematode (mn = 18) and of trematode (mt = 96) were each one sample (1.3% with mws 1250 and 1180 g, respectively); single parasite class infections of cestode (mc = 47) were 15 (19.2% wit mw = 1145 g). Total single parasite class infections were 17 (21.8%). Mixed nermatode (mn = 29) + castode (mc = 50) were 41 (52,6%; mw = 1056 g), nematode (mn = 4) + trematode (mt = 28) were 2 (2.6% mw = 1225 g) and cestode (mc = 44) + trematode (mt = 6 - were 2 (2,6%; ws = 975 g). Total two parasite class infections were 45 (57.7%). Mixed infections of nematode (mn - 45) + cestode (mc = 44) + trematode (mt = 27) were 12 (15,4%; mw = 1034 g).
PF-28 Worms Infestation on Stray Cats in Central Bogor Tetty Barunawati Siagian; Risa Tiuria
Hemera Zoa Proceedings of the 20th FAVA & the 15th KIVNAS PDHI 2018
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Stray cats are cats that roam freely in the environment around human beings. Central Bogor is one of the administrative region that is located right at the downtown of Bogor. This region consists of diversity of places such as markets, terminals, campus, schools, housing areas, and many more. The human population in Central Bogor are much more compared to other regions. The diversity of places and dense residential population are one of the factors that increases the cat population in Central Bogor due to the characteristics of the cats that breed and adapt to the environment easily. Stray cats are usually close to human beings, without realizing that their presence has the potential to cause health problems to the society. The outspread of zoonotic parasitic worms is one of the problem caused by stray cats. Research about infestion of zoonotic parasitic worms in Indonesia is still rare compared to pet cats [1,2,3]. Specific research about worm infestation had been done in Central Bogor on pet cats [4] but has never done any on stray cats. The objective of this research is to determine the presence of worm infestations on stray cats in the Central Bogor region.
PF-29 Worms Infestation in Stray Cats at North Bogor Risa Tiuria; Tetty Barunawati Siagian
Hemera Zoa Proceedings of the 20th FAVA & the 15th KIVNAS PDHI 2018
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Stray cats population are high in Indonesia, including in North Bogor area which is a part of Bogor City. North Bogor is the fourth largest area of 6 districts in the city of Bogor. North Bogor are an area of industrial with a lot of factories and housing. This vast area of North Bogor is a suitable place to live for stray cats. Stray cats can easy to breed and adapt in any environment. This is some of the factors in the increasing population of stray cats in North Bogor. Stray cats have a high interaction human life. The existence of this stray cats has the potential to cause zoonotic disease for humans. One of the problems caused by stray cats is the presence of zoonotic parasitic worms. Stray cats have the potential for occurrence of worm infections [1]. Research on zoonotic worm infections in stray cats is still rarely performed in Indonesia when compared to domesticated cats [2,3,4]. Specific worm infection studies such as Toxocara cati have been done in pet cats in Bogor city [5] and in Denpasar City, Bali [2,3] but have not been done to stray cats in the City of Bogor. For that it requires more studies on infection of worms in stray cats in the city of Bogor. This study aims to identify worms in stray cats in the area of North Bogor.
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