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Research Article
Environmental Epidemiology of Intestinal Schistosomiasis in Uganda: Population Dynamics of
Biomphalaria
(Gastropoda: Planorbidae) in Lake Albert and Lake Victoria with Observations on Natural Infections with Digenetic Trematodes
Table 3
Biomphalaria
infections along Lake Albert.
Type of cercariae
Proportion of infected
Biomphalaria
Species infected
Location affected
B. sudanica
B. pfeifferi
B. stanleyi
Bugoigo
Walukuba
Piida
Human infective cercariae (
S. mansoni
cercariae)
15.8%
(87/551)
25.3%
(22/87)
5.7%
(5/87)
69%
(60/87)
27.6%
(24/87)
63.2%
(55/87)
9.2%
(8/87)
Nonhuman infective cercariae
84.2%
(464/551)
45.5%
(211/464)
11.6%
(54/464)
42.9%
(199/464)
47.6%
(221/464)
43.1%
(200/464)
9.3%
(43/464)