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The Pantanal is a seasonal floodplain of about 140,000 km2, located in the center of South America, between 16° and 21° S and 55° and 58° W (figure 1). The Pantanal is divided into 11 subregions differing in terms of watercourses, soil types and historical occupation (17, 19). The Pantanal has the greatest fauna density of the Americas. There are 235 fish species, 650 bird species, 50 reptile species and 80 mammal species. Man has introduced some animals in the Pantanal, including cattle, mules, donkeys, horses, pigs and dogs (10). Extensive cattle ranches varying from 10,000 to 200,000 ha occupy most of this wetland. It is populated by 3,996,000 cattle, 4966 buffaloes, and 49,000 horses (2, 14). The Pantanal is considered one of the most important livestock regions of Brazil.

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Modifications sanguines et biochimiques chez des coatis (&lt;em&gt;Nasua nasua&lt;/em&gt;) infectés naturellement par &lt;em&gt;Trypanosoma evansi&lt;/em&gt; dans le Pantanal, Brésil