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'''Avian tuberculosis in zoos is difficult to eradicate'''. New additions to the aviary should be '''quarantined for 2-3 months'''. The movement of '''ratites''' through sales and the long life of these animals have made tuberculosis a major concern for ratite producers. '''Isolation''' of ratites purchased at sales is essential to prevent the introduction of tuberculosis into established flocks.
 
'''Avian tuberculosis in zoos is difficult to eradicate'''. New additions to the aviary should be '''quarantined for 2-3 months'''. The movement of '''ratites''' through sales and the long life of these animals have made tuberculosis a major concern for ratite producers. '''Isolation''' of ratites purchased at sales is essential to prevent the introduction of tuberculosis into established flocks.
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==References==
   
{{Learning
 
{{Learning
 
|flashcards = [[Avian Medicine Q&A 05]]
 
|flashcards = [[Avian Medicine Q&A 05]]
 
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==References==
    
Hagan, W. (1988) '''Hagan and Bruner's microbiology and infectious disease of domestic animals''' ''Cornell University Press''
 
Hagan, W. (1988) '''Hagan and Bruner's microbiology and infectious disease of domestic animals''' ''Cornell University Press''
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