Fig. 6 in Kangaroos at maximum capacity: health assessment of free-ranging eastern grey kangaroos on a coastal headland

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Fig. 6.—(A) Large gastrointestinal worm burden in the stomach. (B) Multifocal hemorrhages (indicated by arrows) of the gastric wall. (C) Tick and mites around the perimeter of the eye. (D) Orange patches associated with pruritis and inflammatory lesions of the axilla. (E) Mites and inflammation at the base of the teat in a female kangaroo. (F) Emaciated male kangaroo dispatched by police due to reports by the public of an animal with severe emaciation and lethargy. All eastern grey kangaroos (Macropus giganteus) photographed were from Look at Me Now Headland (LAMN) during the study period (2017 to 2019).

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