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=Virus by Species=
=Virus by Species=
*[[Cow pox]], which also causes cat pox
*[['''Cow pox''']], which also causes cat pox
*Small pox (variola)
*Small pox (variola)
*[[Orf]]
*[['''Orf''']]
*Seal pox
*'''Seal pox'''
*Pig pox
**Skin and flipper infection of wild and captive seals
*Sheep/Goat pox (exotic to EU)
*'''Pig pox'''
*[[Myxomatosis]]
**'''Lice''' as vectors (passive host)
*Fowl pox
**No vaccine
*'''Capripox''' (exotic to EU)
**Sheep and goats
**Highly infectious (airborne and vector), with prolonged survival off the host
**Often fatal with visceral necrotic lesions in addition to epidermal
**Prevalent in Asia, Middle East, Africa, and Mediterranean
**ZOONOTIC, vaccination annually
*[['''Myxomatosis''']]
*'''Fowl pox'''
**Pox form on unfeathered skin
**Disease of poor management
**Scarification can produce partial immunity in chickens
*Pigeon pox
*Pigeon pox
*Canary pox
*Canary pox
*[[Ectromelia]]
*'''Ectromelia'''
**Affects mouse colonies
**Largely eradicated by the use of specific pathogen free mice and rats
*Camel pox
*Camel pox
*Monkey pox
*Monkey pox
*Lumpy skin disease
*Lumpy skin disease
**Subsaharan African cattle
*Red squirrel parapox
*Red squirrel parapox
*Red/Gray squirrel pox
*Red/Gray squirrel pox