Talk:Plasmodium ovale

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Hello! I cut the following sentence out of the article because it appears to be the opinion of the editor who added it. I know next-to-nothing about how much we need updated epidemiological information for P. ovale, so if someone can find a source of some experts proclaiming that a fresh global map is needed, perhaps we could rephrase the sentence and stick it back in there.

The epidemiology of this parasite is in need of updating because the most recent global map of its distribution was produced in 1969.^[1]

Thanks! Ajpolino (talk) 16:36, 11 January 2016 (UTC)[reply]

References

^ Lysenko AJ, Beljaev AE (1969). "An analysis of the geographical distribution of Plasmodium ovale". Bull. World Health Organ. 40 (3): 383–94. PMC 2554635. PMID 5306622.

[Lysenko1969-1] Lysenko AJ, Beljaev AE (1969). "An analysis of the geographical distribution of Plasmodium ovale". Bull. World Health Organ. 40 (3): 383–94. PMC 2554635. PMID 5306622.

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