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The bivalve Aulacomya ater (cholga), is one of the most consumed mollusks by the population. However, there is evidence of fecal water contamination caused by causes that affect the sea, increasing the probability of contamination by the Cryptosporidium parvum, which generates cryptosporidiosis in people. To determine the presence of C. parvum in cholga extracted from the Bio Bio Region (Chile). Fifty-five cholgas were selected from a cultivation center and a natural extraction bank. These samples were processed in the laboratory a
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