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Development of the eggs of nematodes of the genera~­ gyloides, Haemonchus, Trichostrongylus, Ostertagia and ~ bertia to the infective larval stage was observed on 50 x 50 em grass-covered plots set out experimentally at monthly intervals during one year. The development was most rapid, taking 5 to 15 days, in May to September at mean monthly air temperatures of 15.6 to 23.8°C. The infective larval stage was reached even at a mean monthly air temperature of 0.6°C and relative hwnidity of 76.3% in 65 days. No infective larvae were found in sheep faecal samples set out in November to February.

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Effects of Basic Abiotic Factors on Development of the Eggs and on Survival of the Infective Larvae of Common Helminths of Sheep in the External Environment