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similar viruses(passive) caused byanimal diseases
Bacteria , Viruses , etc(passive) Caused byAnimals Diseases
viruses , bacteria , protozoa or fungi(passive) caused byAnimal diseases
pathogenic microorganisms such as bacteria and viruses(passive) caused byAnimal diseases
pathogens such as viruses , bacteria and nematodes(passive) caused byAnimal diseases
Coronaviruses ... a family of virusescauseanimal disease
the viruses in the genus Orbivirus(passive) caused byanimal diseases
Biting midges ... virusescauseanimal diseases
large DNA viruses(passive) caused byanimal diseases
SARS ... a family of virusescan causeanimal diseases
related parasites(passive) caused bythe animal diseases
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bacteria , viruses , protozoa or fungi and may be transmitted to animals and humans(passive) are caused byAnimal diseases
Mimikama coronaviruses ... several virusescauseanimal diseases
bacteria and pathogens(passive) caused byanimal diseases
bacteria and other organisms that can be transmitted to humans(passive) caused bydiseases of animals
Diseases : fungi and false fungi , bacteria , viruses and viroids , cankers , nematodes (causinganimal diseases
Veterinary Microbiology Veterinary Microbiology , Third Edition ... the bacterial , fungal , and viral pathogenic agentscauseanimal disease
Kategorie Veterinärmedizin Veterinary Microbiology , Third Edition ... the bacterial , fungal , and viral pathogenic agentscauseanimal disease
Ultimately , these pathogens are expelled to the outsidethus preventinganimal disease
pathogenic viruses ( foot - and - mouth disease , cattle plague ) , rickettsias ( hydropericarditis ) , and bacteria ( anthrax , blackleg , brucellosis(passive) caused byanimal diseases
Follow - Dissertation Grade UK Coronavirus ... a family of virusescauseanimal disease
devastating economic impacts on the farm and to the industry as some of the bacteria and viruses found in livestock facilitiescan causeanimal diseases
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micro - organisms e. Resistance(passive) caused byanimal diseases
micro - organisms e. Marche(passive) caused byanimal diseases
PARASITES 1 Parasitic diseases -- Vietnam(passive) caused byAnimal Animal diseases
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Acidophilus-‐we ... bad " bacteriacan causedisease Animal
Viral Pathogens , particularly viruses transmitted between domestic animals and wildlife species in Wyoming(passive) Caused byAnimal Diseases
As yet , no human cases have been detected in any country and the most closely related virusesonly causeanimal disease
micro - organisms e. Treatment Antibiotics(passive) caused byanimal diseases
DNA and RNA - containing viruses ( paramyxoviruses , herpesviruses , coronaviruses , pestiviruses , vesiculoviruses(passive) caused byanimal diseases
tick - borne parasites , including babesiosis , the class of diseases that includes malaria(passive) caused byanimal diseases
Author : D. Scott McVey , Melissa Kennedy , M. M. Chengappa Veterinary Microbiology , Third Edition ... the bacterial , fungal , and viral pathogenic agentscauseanimal disease
micro - organisms e. Community pharmacies(passive) caused byanimal diseases
Advanced Veterinary Pathogenic Bacteriology Study of pathogenic bacteriacausinganimal disease
various species or groups of bacteria(passive) caused byanimal disease
the feed with bacteria , such as Salmonella and Leptospiracan causeanimal diseases
veterinarians haveto preventanimal diseases
huge lossescausehuge losses
Reducing losses(passive) caused byReducing losses
productivity losses(passive) caused byproductivity losses
extraordinary losseshave causedextraordinary losses
in decreased lossesresultin decreased losses
to large losses in productionmay leadto large losses in production
immense production lossescauseimmense production losses
to significant production lossescould leadto significant production losses
significant losses to societycausesignificant losses to society
to $ 10 billion in world trade lossescould leadto $ 10 billion in world trade losses
the considerable animal production losses(passive) caused bythe considerable animal production losses
livestock losses and pose a risk to public healthcauselivestock losses and pose a risk to public health
big economic losses for U.S. agriculturecould ... causebig economic losses for U.S. agriculture
to large economic losses for the rural poorleadto large economic losses for the rural poor
direct and indirect economic losses to producers , processors , distributors , traders and consumerscausedirect and indirect economic losses to producers , processors , distributors , traders and consumers
to world trade losses of $ 10 billion i 2 March 2004could leadto world trade losses of $ 10 billion i 2 March 2004
immense socio - economic losses while some are of significant zoonotic importancehave causedimmense socio - economic losses while some are of significant zoonotic importance
production losses including OJD , metabolic disorderscausingproduction losses including OJD , metabolic disorders
to substantial losses for the dairy farms around the worldleadto substantial losses for the dairy farms around the world
serious social , economic and environmental damage , impact on animal welfare andcan causeserious social , economic and environmental damage , impact on animal welfare and
heavy economic losses both for individual farmers and at national or regional levelscauseheavy economic losses both for individual farmers and at national or regional levels
losses of at least 20 percent in livestock production globallycauselosses of at least 20 percent in livestock production globally
losses of up to 30 % of the annual livestock output in developing countriescauselosses of up to 30 % of the annual livestock output in developing countries
pain and inflammationcausingpain and inflammation
to mortality and reduced productivity in dairy herds worldwide ... causing substantial economic lossesleadto mortality and reduced productivity in dairy herds worldwide ... causing substantial economic losses
serious social , economic and environmental damage and in some cases also threaten human healthcan causeserious social , economic and environmental damage and in some cases also threaten human health
from curtailed market access , losses in consumer confidence , and knock - on effects on other sectors of the economyresultingfrom curtailed market access , losses in consumer confidence , and knock - on effects on other sectors of the economy
losses of between 25 per cent and 33 per cent in world animal productioncausedlosses of between 25 per cent and 33 per cent in world animal production
health crises(passive) caused byhealth crises
the danger and damage(passive) caused bythe danger and damage
the potential damage(passive) caused bythe potential damage
losses amounting to US$ 300 billion lost income and veterinary bills to livestock farmers in Africacauselosses amounting to US$ 300 billion lost income and veterinary bills to livestock farmers in Africa
to human illnesses and processes samples submitted by the Nebraska Game & Parks Commission to monitor and prevent the spread of wildlife diseases such as rabies and chronic wasting diseasecan leadto human illnesses and processes samples submitted by the Nebraska Game & Parks Commission to monitor and prevent the spread of wildlife diseases such as rabies and chronic wasting disease
the livestock and damages(passive) caused bythe livestock and damages
to their death mortalityleadsto their death mortality
up under the Sixth Framework Programme and the integrated project on the impact of global change on freshwater ecosystems in Europe.[23setup under the Sixth Framework Programme and the integrated project on the impact of global change on freshwater ecosystems in Europe.[23
a 20-percent loss in livestock production worldwidecausea 20-percent loss in livestock production worldwide
production losses of up to 20 % To contribute to food safety , as world population growth leads to an increase in the demand for high - quality animal protein , for examplecan causeproduction losses of up to 20 % To contribute to food safety , as world population growth leads to an increase in the demand for high - quality animal protein , for example
losses of between 25 and 33 percent in world animal production � and that � the veterinary profession is constantly being forced to deal with new challenges such as new diseases affecting aquaculture and the effects of climate change �causelosses of between 25 and 33 percent in world animal production � and that � the veterinary profession is constantly being forced to deal with new challenges such as new diseases affecting aquaculture and the effects of climate change �
and spread by climate changeare sparkedand spread by climate change