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Gastropoda collection for freshwater snails in sub-Saharan Africa

Schistosomiasis is an endemic parasitic disease currently infesting the sub-Sahara countries and has caused over 200 million infections worldwide. It is transmitted through water bodies and their intermediate host (IH), freshwater snails. By recording the geographical distribution and taxonomic information of the IH sn

Publisher

Royal Museum for Central Africa

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CC BY-NC
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Topic

Environment & climate

Type

Dataset

Last updated (catalogue)

2024-08-20

Formats

DWCA

Contact

tine.huyse@africamuseum.be

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