westeri characterized by their highly significant needlelike body shape (13 μm ± 2.4) while L3 of S. equinus and S. edentatus , on the other side, characterized by their significant broadened bodies (27 μm ± 1.9, and 28 μm ± 1.9 respectively).
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Identifying 3<sup>rd</sup> larval stages of common strongylid and non-strongylid nematodes (class: Nematoda) infecting Egyptian equines based on morphometric analysis.
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