01245     2200205   4500001002100000005001500021035002000036245015300056700001700209700002500226700001900251250003400270260000900304300003400313084001500347082001500362008003900377520060800416990001501024INLIS00000000001660120241111093327  a0010-0721001133  aThe Susceptibility of Two Species of Wallaby to Infection with Trypanosoma evansi /cReid, S. A.; Husein, Amir; Partoutomo, Sutijono; Copeman, D. B.  aHusein, Amir  aPartoutomo, Sutijono  aCopeman, D. B.  aAustralian Veterinary Journal  c2001  aVol. 79 (4), p. 285-288. 2001  aARTVET1133  aARTVET1133241111                |          | |    aObjective To determine the susceptibility of the agile
wallaby (Macropus agilis) and the dusky pademelon
(Thylogale brunii) to infection with Trypanosoma evansi.
Method Two agile wallabies and three dusky pademelons
were experimentally infected with between 5x104 and 10x104
T evansi from a cryopreserved stabilate isolated from an
Indonesian buffalo. Animals were observed twice daily for
clinical signs and blood was collected every 3 days to
determine parasitaemia. Necropsy was conducted on animals
that died or were euthanased when in extremis and
representative tissue sections examined.  aARTVET1133