Apicomplexa in Livestock

Apicomplexa in Livestock

A specialized veterinary reference on Apicomplexa, a widespread group of parasitic protozoa responsible for important diseases in livestock. It covers major apicomplexan infections such as coccidiosis, babesiosis (redwater/tick fever), and East Coast Fever, with emphasis on their veterinary significance and economic impact.

Key Features:

• Apicomplexan parasites of livestock
• Coccidiosis
• Babesiosis and tick-borne diseases
• East Coast Fever
• Protozoan parasite biology
• Disease development and pathogenesis
• Veterinary and economic importance
• Livestock health and production impacts
• Parasitology and disease management
• Reference for veterinarians and veterinary students