Titlebook: Wildlife Diseases; Leslie Andrew Page Book 1976 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1976 V?gel.Wildlife.amphibians.animals.epidemiolo

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International Movement of Wild Animals in Relation to the Dissemination of Zoonoseses can be grouped into diseases spread through transport of wildlife species by man and those spread through natural movement of animals over long and moderate distances. The secondary effect of migration of wildlife on other animal populations (e.g., arthropods) playing a role in the transmission o

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The United States Department of Agriculture Emergency Animal Disease Preparedness ProgramThe purpose of the new Organization is to plan for and eradicate exotic diseases should they gain entry into the United States. In addition, Emergency Programs is charged with the responsibility of monitoring the U.S. livestock, poultry, and wildlife populations to detect the entry of exotic disease

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The Role of Hosts and Environmental Factors in the Natural Dissemination of Ticks : Studies on a Swiopulations. We paid particular attention to the role of small mammals and birds in dissemination of immature stages and to the role of the Artiodactyla as transporting hosts for the adults..We also have studied the vertical activity of the ticks on the vegetation, in connection with carious ecol-ogi

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Book 1976se a remarkable collection of ideas and current research information on diseases of wildlife. The term "wildlife" is broad in itself and is interpreted by the Conference sponsor, The Wildlife Disease Association, to mean all free-living vertebrate and invertebrate members of the animal kingdom. The

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International Movement of Wild Animals in Relation to the Dissemination of Zoonosesf diseases can complicate epidemiological conditions. The various conditions of transmission of often most dangerous infections are discussed with respect to possibilities of surveillance and control.

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