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ClinQuiz: Parasitology - Answer 1C

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1C) Incorrect. Adults of B. procyonis usually develop in the intestinal tract of dogs. Although aberrant migration of B. procyonis larvae has been reported in dogs,3 the disease is generally limited to the central nervous system.


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