Research Article

Molecular Identification of Ancylostoma caninum Isolated from Cats in Southern China Based on Complete ITS Sequence

Table 2

Previous investigations of hookworm species in cats worldwide.

Country (area)Detection methodSpecies Prevalence Source of animalReference

Australia (Sydney) NecropsyA. tubaeforme 35% Pound [6]
U. stenocephala 0.5% ( )
Australia (Tasmania)  NecropsyU. stenocephala 2% ( )Feral cats [18]
Australia (Brsibane)NecropsyA. tubaeforme 19% ( )Pound [7]
Australia (Brisbane)NecropsyA. tubaeforme 81%Pound [19]
Australia (Adelaide)Fecal examU. stenocephala 0.3% ( )Vet practice [20]
Australia (Kimberley)NecropsyA. tubaeforme 20% ( )Aboriginal community[21]
Australia (Northern territory)NecropsyA. tubaeforme 13%Feral cats [22]
Australia (countrywide) PCR-RFLPA. tubaeforme 70% ( ) Refuge and pet cats [11]
A. caninum 30% ( )
Brazil (Rio de Janeiro) NecropsyA. braziliense 65.9% ( ) Cat (shelters and Zoonoses Control Center) [23]
A. tubaeforme 8.9% ( )
China (Sichuan) NecropsyA. caninum 25% ( ) Domestic cat [15]
A. braziliense 10% ( )
A. ceylanicum 5% ( )
U. stenocephala 10% ( )
China (Sichuan) NecropsyA. caninum 51% ( ) Domestic cat [16]
A. braziliense 17.4% ( )
U. stenocephala 14% ( )
Costa Rica (San Isidro EL. General)Fecal examA. tubaeforme 1.1% ( )Refuge cat [24]
Thailand (Prachin Buri)A. ceylanicum
A. caninum
92%
23%
Cat [14]
Italy (central) Larvae (L3) examA. tubaeforme 1.2% ( ) Cat (pet) [25]
U. stenocephala 3.7% ( )
Malaysia (West Malaysia)PCR-sequencingA. ceylanicum
A. braziliense
26.1% ( )  
4.3% ( )
Domestic cat [26]
Qatar (Doha)NecropsyA. tubaeforme 14.7% ( )Cat (feral) [27]
Spain (mid-Ebro Valley)NecropsyA. tubaeforme 29.3% ( )Cat (stray) [28]
USA (Florida) NecropsyA. tubaeforme 75% ( ) Cat (feral) [29]
A. braziliense 33% ( )
USA (Pennsylvania)Fecal examA. tubaeforme 0.5% ( )Cat (pet) [30]