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狄洛菲拉里亚 (Dirofilaria immitis) 和狄洛菲拉里亚 (Dirofilaria repens) 正在欧洲各地蔓延,对动物和人类构成越来越大的威胁. 这次系统审查强调了它们不断扩大的范围和潜在的蚊子载体,强调了需要提高警的必要性.

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