Montana Wild Life. Official Publication Vol Dec 1930
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Mouth showed char- acteristic necrotic stomatitis lesions.
Foxtail awns sticking in jaw. The Bu- Montana Wild Life 11 reau of Animal Industry's experiment station at Miles City, Montana, reported that "small vegetable barbs (evidently from foxtail) were found In the ab- scesses in mouth." ANTELOPE NO. 1— Mouth showed lesions similar to necrotic stomatitis.
Decayed teeth.
^ •^-^rCjK^^;^^-^" jr_ r:::^ czzn Side view of skull of elk showing diseased condition of teeth and gums with foxtail grass b...arbs working into the flesh of both Jaws.
ANTELOPE NO. 4— Mouth lesions characteristic of necrotic stomatitis.
Food particles from lesion in jaw in- cluded barbed awns and barbs sep- arated from awns. Decayed teeth.
ANTELOPE NO. 9 — Exoatosis in lower maxilla.
DEER NO. 4— Mouth in extremely bad shape. Sores contained foxtail barbs.
DEER NO. 5 — Lesions in mouth, stomach and pelvic cavity. The B. A. I.
reports on this specimen: "rumen punc- tured, diffused peritonitis extending to abomasium.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mouth showed char- acteristic necrotic stomatitis lesions.
Foxtail awns sticking in jaw. The Bu- Montana Wild Life 11 reau of Animal Industry's experiment station at Miles City, Montana, reported that "small vegetable barbs (evidently from foxtail) were found In the ab- scesses in mouth." ANTELOPE NO. 1— Mouth showed lesions similar to necrotic stomatitis.
Decayed teeth.
^ •^-^rCjK^^;^^-^" jr_ r:::^ czzn Side view of skull of elk showing diseased condition of teeth and gums with foxtail grass b...arbs working into the flesh of both Jaws.
ANTELOPE NO. 4— Mouth lesions characteristic of necrotic stomatitis.
Food particles from lesion in jaw in- cluded barbed awns and barbs sep- arated from awns. Decayed teeth.
ANTELOPE NO. 9 — Exoatosis in lower maxilla.
DEER NO. 4— Mouth in extremely bad shape. Sores contained foxtail barbs.
DEER NO. 5 — Lesions in mouth, stomach and pelvic cavity. The B. A. I.
reports on this specimen: "rumen punc- tured, diffused peritonitis extending to abomasium.
What to read after Montana Wild Life. Official Publication Vol Dec 1930?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game to read onlineMoreLess
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