Comparison of the macroparasite fauna of Erinaceus europaeus from Central Europe (without the contact zones of E. europaeus and E. roumanicus in the Czech Republic and Poland) and its' southern European refuges.

Note: ectoparasites were excluded from the comparison.[16] Parasitological examination of 133 E. europaeus from Germany.[21]: Parasitological examination of 410 E. europaeus from Germany.[23] Coprological examination of 754 E. europaeus from Germany.[33] Coprological examination of 135 E. europaeus from Switzerland.[40] Parastiological examination of 125 E. europaeus from 26 provinces of the Iberian Peninsula, Spain.[41] Coprological and parasitological examination of (numbers not known) E. europaeus from Richterswil, Switzerland.[50] Parasitological examination of 39 E. europaeus from the provinces of Messina, Catania, Agrigento and Siracusa, Sicily, Italy.[51] Parasitological examination of 126 E. europaeus from Sardinia (n = 34), Sicily (n = 39) and Emilia-Romagna (n = 53), Italy. (including data from [50] and [54]).[53] Parasitological examination of the lungs and hearts of E. europaeus (n = unknown) from Galicia, Spain.[54] Parasitological examination of 34 E. europaeus from Sardinia, Italy.[62] Parasitological examination of 175 E. europaeus from Switzerland (no prevalences available).[63] Coprological examination of 212 E. europaeus from Pfaffenhoffen, Glonn and Munich, Germany.[64] Parasitological examination of faeces (n = 601), guts (n = 232) and lungs (n = 209) of E. europaeus from East Germany (former GDR).[65] Coprological examination of 243 E. europaeus from Germany.[66] Coprological examination of 334 E. europaeus from Germany.[67] Parasitological examination of one E. europaeus from Elba, Italy.Comparison of the macroparasite fauna of Erinaceus europaeus from Central Europe (without the contact zones of E. europaeus and E. roumanicus in the Czech Republic and Poland) and its' southern European refuges.