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Resistance status of one host tick Rhipicephalus microplus of arid and semi-arid region of Gujarat, India by Solanki, Vikram, Singh, Veer, K.P., Shyma, Sharma, Neelu, H.R., Parsani, Prakash Gupta, Jay

“…Ticks cause various harmful effects on livestock with a combination of direct and indirect effects. Resistance status of one host tick Rhipicephalus microplus…”
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Ivermectin resistance in the multi-host tick Hyalomma anatolicum (Acari: Ixodidae) in India by Shyma, K.P., Gupta, Jay Prakash, Parsani, H.R., Ankuya, K.J., Singh, Veer

“…The multi-host tick, Hyalomma anatolicum is a widely distributed vector of many pathogens of veterinary and public health importance. Ivermectin (IVM), as an…”
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Emergence of multiple resistances against gastrointestinal nematodes of Mehsana-cross goats in a semi-organized farm of semi-arid region of India by Gelot, I.S., Singh, V., Shyma, K.P., Parsani, H.R.

“…Faecal samples from 140 adult goats were collected and positive samples were examined quantitatively; goats having at least 500 eggs/g of faeces were selected…”
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Preparation and submission of Specimens for Laboratory Examination by Parsani, H R, Momin, R R

“…[Veterinary World 2008; 1(8.000): 253-255]…”
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Efficacy of Hit-O-Gen, a Homeopathic Preparation for management of Anoestrus in Buffaloes by Chandel B.S., Dadawala A.I., Chauhan H. C, Parsani H.R and Pankajkumar

“…A total of 140 buffaloes were included for the present study. All the animals were per rectally examined twice at the interval of 8-10 days for the presence of…”
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Homeopathic treatment of repeat breeding in bovines in north Gujarat by Chandel, B.S, Dadawala, A.I, Chauhan, H.C, Pankajkumar, Parsani, H.R

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Efficacy of a homeopathic complex and antibiotics in treatment of clinical mastitic cattle in North Gujarat by Chandel, B.S, Dadawala, A.I, Chauhan, H.C, Parsani, H.R, Pankajkumar

“…This research is based on the field trial hence; all the treatments were randomly carried out in the field animals without selection but recorded properly. A…”
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