Montana Wildlife Vol Nov 1970
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—17— is frequently associated with water where it appears to be independent of arthropod trans- mission. During epizootic periods and fre- quently in the absence of any observed mortality in animals, the organisms can be isolated from water of streams, ponds and rivers by injection of samples into laboratory animals. We assume wild animals become infected from the water and also by canni- balism.
The Russian scientists have proposed sepa- rate subspecific names for the organisms causing the two... types, Francisella tularensis tularensis, the North American type; and Francisella tularensis palearctica, the more widespread type. Both types of tularemia are widely distributed in Montana.
The main laboratory criterion for identifi- cation of cultures of the two varieties is that minimal doses of the first type will cause fatal infection in domestic rabbits, whereas with the other type moderate doses of the organ- ism will infect but not kill domestic rabbits.
The animals often do not show visible signs of illness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—17— is frequently associated with water where it appears to be independent of arthropod trans- mission. During epizootic periods and fre- quently in the absence of any observed mortality in animals, the organisms can be isolated from water of streams, ponds and rivers by injection of samples into laboratory animals. We assume wild animals become infected from the water and also by canni- balism.
The Russian scientists have proposed sepa- rate subspecific names for the organisms causing the two... types, Francisella tularensis tularensis, the North American type; and Francisella tularensis palearctica, the more widespread type. Both types of tularemia are widely distributed in Montana.
The main laboratory criterion for identifi- cation of cultures of the two varieties is that minimal doses of the first type will cause fatal infection in domestic rabbits, whereas with the other type moderate doses of the organ- ism will infect but not kill domestic rabbits.
The animals often do not show visible signs of illness.
What to read after Montana Wildlife Vol Nov 1970?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana. Dept. of Fish And Game. Information-Education Division to read onlineMoreLess
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