CONTAMINATION OF LANDS AND HABITATS OF WILD UNGULATES BY EGGS AND LARVIES OF HELMINTHS OF THE STRONGYLATA SUBORDER

Different types of forest land are not the same, as places circulation eggs and larvae helminths Strongylata suborder. Plant formations with a low risk infection young pine forests, middle-aged old mixed spruce forests. Potentially dangerous in terms bushes river floodplains meadows. high forests undergrowth. The most for swampy swamps. degree contamination accumulation invasive suborder different lands habitats is differs depending on season year. favorable mass end summer, beginning autumn, namely August-September. distribution has mosaic character. number plots depends areas preferred by wild ungulates. movement ungulates across occurs also under influence anthropogenic factor, which affects infection. If we know ungulates, can assess species characterize infecting them. excrement may vary over time weather conditions. Infection through trophic links addition grass vegetation to diet spring leads an increase excrement. In autumn season, when switch rough forages, decreases.