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African Swine Fever
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*Can
persist on infected premises for months
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The virus can
persist on infected premises for months
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Subacute recovered pigs become antibody-positive carriers
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Subacute recovered pigs become antibody-positive carriers
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Viral transfer occurs as follows
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Transfer
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**Africa: vertical transfer between '''soft ticks'''
**Africa: vertical transfer between '''soft ticks'''
**Europe/Africa: '''direct contact''' with carrier pigs, '''aerosol''', infected swill, etc.
**Europe/Africa: '''direct contact''' with carrier pigs, '''aerosol''', infected swill, etc.
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