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Volume 10, Issue 1

1 January 1974

ISSN 0090-3558

eISSN 1943-3700

VIBRIOSIS IN RAINBOW TROUT

D. H. MCCARTHY; J. P. STEVENSON; M. S. ROBERTS

SOME HELMINTH PARASITES OF THE AMERICAN BALD EAGLE

A. ALAN KOCAN; LOUIS N. LOCKE

STRONGYLOIDOSIS IN CAPTIVE WHITE-TAILED DEER

DONALD J. FORRESTER; W. JAPE TAYLOR; K. P. C. NAIR

BLOOD CHARACTERISTICS OF FREE-RANGING WHITE-TAILED DEER IN SOUTHERN TEXAS

MARSHALL WHITE; ROBERT S. COOK

OBSERVATIONS ON BLUETONGUE AND EPIZOOTIC HEMORRHAGIC DISEASE VIRUSES IN WHITE-TAILED DEER: (1) DISTRIBUTION OF VIRUS IN THE BLOOD (2) CROSS-CHALLENGE

GERALD L. HOFF; DANIEL O. TRAINER

AN EARLY UNILATERAL THYMIC LYMPHOMA IN A POSTIRRADIATED WHITE-FOOTED MOUSE, Peromyscus leucopus

G. E. COSGROVE; D. DIGREGORIO; P. B. DUNAWAY

SUBCUTANEOUS MYCOTIC INFECTION OF A WHITE-TAILED DEER

IRA F. SALKIN; WARD B. STONE

FURTHER OBSERVATIONS ON Protostrongylus sp. INFECTION BY TRANSPLACENTAL TRANSMISSION IN BIGHORN SHEEP

CHARLES P. HIBLER; CAROL J. METZGER; TERRY R. SPRAKER; ROBERT E. LANGE

TOTAL ALOPECIA IN A GREY SQUIRREL (Sciurus carolinensis)

R. W. EMMONS; R. P. MAYNARD; D. O. N. TAYLORS

EXPERIMENTAL INFECTION OF IMMATURE MULE DEER WITH Elaeophora schneideri

CHARLES P. HIBLER; GERALD H. GATES; BYRON R. DONALDSON

NUTRITIONAL SECONDARY HYPERPARATHYROIDISM IN ALASKAN RED FOX KITS

R. W. VAN PELT; M. T. CALEY

SARCOCYSTIS IN THE NORTHERN FUR SEAL

RICHARD J. BROWN; ALVIN W. SMITH; MARK C. KEYES

A PRELIMINARY REPORT ON POTENTIALLY PATHOGENIC MICROBIOLOGICAL AGENTS RECENTLY ISOLATED FROM PINNIPEDS

ALVIN W. SMITH; CATHERINE M. PRATO; WILLIAM G. GILMARTIN; RICHARD J. BROWN; MARK C. KEYES

INFECTIOUS PODODERMATITIS IN A PRONGHORN ANTELOPE IN ALBERTA

GORDON A. CHALMERS; MORLEY W. BARRETT

TRYPANOSOMES FROM ELK AND HORSE FLIES IN NEW MEXICO

ROBERT B. DAVIES; GARY G. CLARK

INFECTION WITH THE NEMATODE Streptocara incognita IN THE CHILEAN FLAMINGO

J. G. FOX; S. B. SNYDER; G. D. SCHMIDT; L. H. CAMPBELL

Protostrongylus macrotis (NEMATODA: METASTRONGYLOIDEA) IN PRONGHORN ANTELOPE FROM MONTANA AND WYOMING

ELLIS C. GREINER; DAVID E. WORLEY; B. W. O'GARA

DERMATOMYCOSIS IN A MULE DEER IN ALBERTA

GORDON A. CHALMERS; MORLEY W. BARRETT

COMMENTS ON RABIES CONTROL

DAVID E. DAVIS

ANNOUNCEMENT

BOOK REVIEW

GRADUATE TRAINING IN FISH AND WILDLIFE DISEASES

JOHN G. DEBBIE; JOAN BUDD

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