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Revision as of 09:28, 15 June 2011
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What pathogen causes East Coast Fever? | The trypanosome parasite, Trypanosoma parva
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Upon what vector does T. parva rely?? | Ticks
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What are the early clinical signs of ECF? |
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What is corridor disease? | An acute and fatal form of ECF that cattle acquire from African buffalo
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What is January disease? | An acute form of ECF that occurs only in Zimbabwe from December until May.
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What two systems usually show the most damage on post-mortem in animals with ECF? |
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Link to Article |