The human impact of colonization and parasite infestation in subtropical lowlands of Bolivia

T. Takemoto , T. Suzuki , H. Kashiwazaki , S. Mori , F. Hirata , O. Taja , E. Vexina
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The effect of colonization on the infestation by intestinal parasites was examined in the subtropical lowlands of Bolivia. High frequency of parasite carriers indicates the close parasite-human relationship in this area. But the variation in the extent of infestation among colonies shows the modification of this relationship by the development of cultivation and/or adjustment for living facilities which were influenced by differential colonizing processes in terms of the time elapsing since initial settlement, the type of colonization and the origin of the colonists.

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在玻利维亚亚热带低地研究了定殖对肠道寄生虫侵染的影响。寄生虫携带者的高频率表明该地区寄生虫与人关系密切。但是,不同殖民地之间的感染程度的变化表明,这种关系受到耕种的发展和/或生活设施的调整的影响,这些变化受到从最初定居到现在的时间、殖民类型和殖民者起源的不同殖民过程的影响。
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