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by RE Marschang · 2011 · Cited by 103 · Related articles
1 Nov 2011 · Interest in reptile specific viruses has concentrated on both their importance ...... These viruses infect only vertebrates and are spread by the ...
Leptospirosis is a bacterial infection frequently found both in wild and domestic animals such as dogs, cats and reptiles. The infection is spread through contact with urine of animals carrying the bacterium.
8 Nov 2013 · All reptiles carry a range of germs including bacteria, viruses, parasites ... Many of these can be transmitted on to the family of reptile owners.
Large, enveloped DNA viruses and have been identified in many reptile species. Clinical signs vary but can include weakness, lack of appetite, oral plaques, ...
Salmonella can spread by either direct or indirect contact with amphibians (e.g., frogs), reptiles (e.g., turtles, lizards or snakes) or their droppings. Salmonella infections can also result from having contact with reptile or amphibian environments, including the water from containers or aquariums where they live.
by JFX Wellehan · 2004 · Cited by 175 · Related articles
Novel lizard adenoviruses are in bold. Other sequences were retrieved from GenBank. The following serotypes comprising a viral species are shown in black ...
1 Apr 2012 · This is probably a silly question, but can you spread illness from yourself to a ... case of humans directly transmitting a disease to a reptile.
by CR Dahlin · 2016 · Cited by 4 · Related articles
Reptile. Virus. West Nile virus (WNV) has posed enormous health problems both ... Among the herpetofauna, WNV has been shown to be most pathogenic in ...
TREATMENT PREVENTION. & CONTROL. Lizards. Snakes. Also detected in chelonians and crocodiles. Most likely virus excreted in the faeces and ingested.
Declines in amphibian and reptile populations have been and are being .... Ranavirus can be spread in various ways, including through infected food, water, ...
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