Parasitic Zoonoses: From a Public Health Perspective

This reprint is a compilation of the articles published in the Special Issue “Parasitic Zoonoses: from a Public Health Perspective”, of MDPI’s Animals journal, which have focused on several aspects (genetics, molecular biology, histopathology, epidemiology, etc.) of parasitic zoonoses, both with regard to protists (Blastocystis, Giardia, Toxoplasma and Cryptosporididum, etc.) and helminths (Taenia, Rodentolepis, Hymenolepis, Calodium, Gongylonema, Dirofilaria, Moniliformis, etc.), in several kinds of animals (rodents, cats, dogs, cattle, sheep, pig, wild boar, non-human primates, etc.), from various cities and countries (Spain, Italy, the Azores islands, Algeria, Egypt, Mexico, China, etc.), including also zoological institutions.