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Journal of Wildlife Diseases, 16(2), 1980, pp. 281-285
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Influenza A viruses isolated from migrating ducks in Oklahoma

AA Kocan, VS Hinshaw, and GA Daubney


ABSTRACT

Nine type A influenza viruses were isolated from migrating and wintering ducks in Oklahoma in 1976-77. Antigenic classification of the viruses isolated revealed three different subtypes: Hav1 Nav2, Hws N1, and Hav6 N2. Transmission of influenza viruses from the wild ducks to sentinel birds (McGraw mallards) on the same lakes was not detected.


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