الفهرس 
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Abstract
This work was conducted on 140 camels (camelus dromelus,L) from different localities of Assiut Governorate. All animals were subjected to both clinical and laboratory examinitation. Out of the total number 103 camels were proved to be healthy. The reminder 37 animals were suffering from Mange mites and diarrhoea. The investigated animals were classified according to their age and sex. The blood serum Se levels were estimated using atomic absorption spectrophotometer. They study revealed that the most important clinical finings in healthy camels were rosey and mucus membrane, good appetite and wide open eyes without discharge, the skin was free from scurf or thickning, the flank full and hump not leaning too much to one side. The DROPping were in small hard balls and were passed without efforts, the urine was clear and voided backward in jets. While the most important clinical signs of mangy camels were emaciation, anoroxia, weaknees, thickning of the skin, leratinization and alopecia associated with servere itching. Mangy oreas scattered in the neck or shoulder region, also hind quarter and prenium region and sometimes allover the body.