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1. A continuation of the study of prevalence of Dictyocaulus sp. lungworm in elk in Teton and Yellowstone National Parks throughout the various seasons of the year. 2. Initiate research of the prevalence of Dictyocaulus sp. in cattle sharing ranges, usually summer ranges, with elk. 3. Analyze genera of nematodes recovered from vegetation taken from the catt.le-e1k ranges. Isolate Dictyocaulus sp. from the vegetation or from elk and cattle feces. 4. Continue studies of trichostrongylid nematodes in cattle in the areas adjacent to the national parks or forest service land where Dictyocaulosis has been a problem during the past few years.

Parasites of Ruminants in the Jackson Hole Area: Scarabaeoid Beetles Acting on Lungworm, Dictyocaulus hadweni, Larvae in Elk and Cattle Feces