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SOME PARASITIC AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN WATERFOWL IN OKLAHOMA

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1979Publisher:Wildlife Disease AssociationJournal:Journal of Wildlife Diseases, volume 15, pages 137-141 (issn: 0090-3558,

Authors: A. Alan Kocan; Patrick M. Morgan; Michael G. Shaw;

doi: 10.7589/0090-3558-15.1.137

pmid: 459041

SOME PARASITIC AND INFECTIOUS DISEASES IN WATERFOWL IN OKLAHOMA

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Abstract

Blood films and serum samples from free-ranging waterfowl wintering in and migrating through Oklahoma were examined for hematozoa and tested for antibody responses to Newcastle disease virus (NDV) and type-A influenza. One-hundred-eleven of 728 birds (15.24%) were positive for 1 or more hematozoa. Serologic testing revealed 11 of 280 (3.93%) positive for antibody to NDV and 5 of 171 (2.95%) positive for antibody to type-A influenza.

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Oklahoma State University Oklahoma City
United States
Oklahoma State University–Stillwater
United States

Keywords

Protozoan Infections, Bird Diseases, Newcastle Disease, Oklahoma, Ducks, Virus Diseases, Influenza in Birds, Geese, Animals, Protozoan Infections, Animal

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