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|q8=What are the clinical signs of Chicken Anaemia Virus Disease?
 
|q8=What are the clinical signs of Chicken Anaemia Virus Disease?
 
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*Clinical signs are dependent on the age of the bird.
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*Chicks develop clinical signs within two weeks of hatching if infected via vertical transmission.
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*Chicks older than 14 days old do not show any clinical signs if infected via horizontal transmission.
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Clinical signs include:
 
Clinical signs include:
 
*Pale; comb, wattle, eyelids, legs and carcass, *Anorexia, weight loss, stunting, and unthriftiness
 
*Pale; comb, wattle, eyelids, legs and carcass, *Anorexia, weight loss, stunting, and unthriftiness
 
*Cyanosis, petechiation and ecchymoses,  
 
*Cyanosis, petechiation and ecchymoses,  
 
*Weakness, lethargy and sudden death.  
 
*Weakness, lethargy and sudden death.  
      
Neurological signs include:
 
Neurological signs include:
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*Depression
 
*Depression
 
*Paresis
 
*Paresis
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*Clinical signs are dependent on the age of the bird.
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*Chicks develop clinical signs within two weeks of hatching if infected via vertical transmission.
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*Chicks older than 14 days old do not show any clinical signs if infected via horizontal transmission.
 
|l8=Chicken Anaemia Virus Disease#Clinical Signs
 
|l8=Chicken Anaemia Virus Disease#Clinical Signs
 
|q9=What species of birds does the CAV infect?
 
|q9=What species of birds does the CAV infect?
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