Incidence of Shope's rabbit fibroma in cottontails at the Patuxent Research Refuge
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Maryland↗
Geology topics
L. Kilham
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Jaundice and bilirubinemia as manifestations of canine distemper in raccoons and ferrets
1) Two strains of distemper virus have been isolated from wild raccoons and one strain from ferrets. 2) All strains isolated have induced bilirubinemia in raccoons and ferrets. Many raccoons with bilirubinemia also had jaundice. 3) Identification of these strains as members of the canine distemper virus complex has been by clinical and pathological findings consistent with this diagnosis as well as by cross-immunity tests.
American Journal of Veterinary Research↗
Isolation of an agent causing bilirubinemia and jaundice in raccoons
An infectious agent, which appears to be a virus (RJV) has been isolated from the liver of a wild raccoon which has led to a highly fatal type of disease characterized by conjunctivitis and an elevated serum bilirubin frequently accompanied by jaundice on inoculation of raccoons. Ferrets also appear to be susceptible to infections with this agent.
Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biolog↗
Naturally occurring fibromas of grey squirrels related to Shope's rabbit fibroma
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Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biolog↗