1962
DOI: 10.1080/00480169.1962.33472
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Contagious ecthyma in wild thar in the South Island

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“…On udder, these may be seen alongwith perilabial lesions (Carre, 1931;Aldasy and Suveges, 1964). Involvement of foot (Kater and Hansen, 1962;Valder et al, 1979), interdigital space and coronet (Zanin et al, 1987;Hawkins et al, 1991) leading to loss of hooves (Valder et al, 1979) had been reported in some unusual outbreaks. Occasionally, the disease has been observed in generalized form (Slagsvold, 1938;Nooruddin and Barik, 1991;Wu and Sun, 1992) particularly in young animals ).…”
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“…On udder, these may be seen alongwith perilabial lesions (Carre, 1931;Aldasy and Suveges, 1964). Involvement of foot (Kater and Hansen, 1962;Valder et al, 1979), interdigital space and coronet (Zanin et al, 1987;Hawkins et al, 1991) leading to loss of hooves (Valder et al, 1979) had been reported in some unusual outbreaks. Occasionally, the disease has been observed in generalized form (Slagsvold, 1938;Nooruddin and Barik, 1991;Wu and Sun, 1992) particularly in young animals ).…”
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“…All the age groups are equally affected (Harriss, 1948;Kozlowski and Dziekonski, 1956;Sharma and Bhatia, 1959;Obi and Gibs, 1978;Kummeneje and Krogsrud, 1979;Tontis et al, 1981;Mazur and Machado, 1989;Housawi et al,1991;Yeruham et al, 1991;Billinis et al, 2012;Bouznach et al, 2013) irrespective of breed and sex of the animals (Flament and Martin, 1938;Sharma and Bhatia, 1959;Kater and Hansen, 1962;Gerstl, 1964;Samuel et al, 1975;Kumar et al, 1974;Debouck, 1979;El-Dahaby et al, 1980;Pekelder et al, 1980;Ilic et al, 1986;Zanin et al, 1987;Coates and Hoff, 1990;Nooruddin and Barik, 1989;Nolikuwera, 1992;Yeruham et al, 1991;Wu and Sun, 1992). United Kingdom has documented 2.167 million orf affected sheep, leading to £10 million loss, includes both treatment and production losses as per the report of Bennett and Ijpelaar (2005).…”
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“…Parapoxvirus infections have also been described in free-ranging and captive wild ruminants (Ruminantia and Tyropoda) including thar (Hemitragus jemlahicus), bighorn sheep (O is canadensis), Dall sheep (O is dalli), mountain goats (Oreamnos americanus), musk oxen (O ibos moschatus), gazelles (Gazella gazella) and camels (Camelus dromedarius) [3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14].…”
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