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Journal of Wildlife Diseases, 11(1), 1975, pp. 112-115
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Avian pox in Florida sandhill cranes

CF Simpson, DJ Forrester, and SA Nesbitt


ABSTRACT

Cutaneous elevations were present on the feet, legs and heads of four Florida sandhill cranes, Grus canadensis pratensis, (one free-living, three penreared birds). As a result of examination of the elevations by light- and electron microscopy, it was determined that the lesions were caused by poxvirus. This is the first record of pox in cranes in North America.




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