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Table 1 Schematic features of Mini-FLOTAC, McMaster (grid and chamber) and Cornell-Wisconsin techniques

From: The recovery of added nematode eggs from horse and sheep faeces by three methods

FEC Techniques

Amount of faeces used (grams)

Dilution Ratio

Reading Volume (ml)

Reading Area (mm2)

Analytical sensitivity (EPG)

Mini-FLOTAC

5

1:10

2.0

648

5

McMaster grid

3

1:15

0.30

200

50

McMaster chamber

3

1:15

1.0

648

15

Cornell-Wisconsin

5

1:10

10

324

1

  1. The weight of faeces used for each replicate, dilution ratio, reading volume, reading area and analytical sensitivity of Mini-FLOTAC, two versions of McMaster (grid and chamber) and Cornell-Wisconsin egg counting