Titlebook: Diseases of Amphibians and Reptiles; Gerald L. Hoff,Frederic L. Frye (Veterinary Consul Book 1984 Plenum Press, New York 1984 Mammalia.amp

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Michael Keller,Markus J. Klokerntial pathogens and are associated with diseases in man and animals: . and . (Carter, 1973). Additional species have been associated with reptilian diseases. Since there is a strong feeling that a normally functioning immune system protects against colonization with . it is not surprising that these

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Sustained Simulation Performance 2014prodigiosin pigment was considered to be blood, and the appearance of blood spots on bread and consecrated wafers played on the superstitions of the populace (Grimont and Grimont, 1978). With the development of bacteriology, the organisms became regarded as saprophytes, although by the turn of the 2

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Brendan M. McLaughlin,Connor P. Ballanceo those produced by . spp. in the nature of the disease produced, both intestinal and extraintestinal, and in the carrier status of many animals where stress may be the triggering mechanism for active disease.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-20340-9er, . is the species generally associated with disease manifestations, while . considered to be saprophytic, being found predominately in fresh water and soil. Isolations of . have been made from clinical specimens, carriers and fresh water. Thus the ubiquitous nature of leptospires provides ample e

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Harald Klimach,Jens Zudrop,Sabine Rollerions into the causation of overt disease as in the case of bacterial and parasitic infections, but rather from an attempt to explain the role of Poikilothermie animals in the survival of viruses in nature.

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Nikhil Anand,Harald Klimach,Sabine Rollerlogical studies with mammalian and avian host systems, rather than those with Poikilothermic vertebrates, have dominated animal virology. Infectious processes in homothermic vertebrates are more similar to those in man than are those in reptiles, and thus they provide more analogous information. Mor

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