Prevalence of in Endangered Wild Felines ( and ) in Spain.

The wildcat () and the Iberian lynx () are important species in Spain, considered as near-threatened and endangered, respectively. Both can be infected by , a parasite that can cause morbidity and mortality in transplacentally-infected or immunocompromised mammals. The data on the prevalence of this parasite in wild populations of these species in Spain are outdated.