AVIAN POX INFECTION, ASPERGILLOSIS AND RENAL TREMATODIASIS IN A ROYAL TERN1

ER JACOBSON; B.L. RAPHAEL; H.T. NGUYEN; E.C. GREINER; T. GROSS

doi:10.7589/0090-3558-16.4.627

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1 October 1980 AVIAN POX INFECTION, ASPERGILLOSIS AND RENAL TREMATODIASIS IN A ROYAL TERN

ER JACOBSON, B.L. RAPHAEL, H.T. NGUYEN, E.C. GREINER, T. GROSS

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J. of Wildlife Diseases, 16(4):627-631 (1980). https://doi.org/10.7589/0090-3558-16.4.627

Abstract

Poxvirus infection and aspergillosis were diagnosed in a Royal tern (Thalasseus maximus) based on gross and microscopic lesions. This represents the first known report of avian pox in a tern. Renal trematodiasis, caused by a species of Renicola also is described.

JACOBSON, RAPHAEL, NGUYEN, GREINER, and GROSS: AVIAN POX INFECTION, ASPERGILLOSIS AND RENAL TREMATODIASIS IN A ROYAL TERN1

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ER JACOBSON, B.L. RAPHAEL, H.T. NGUYEN, E.C. GREINER, and T. GROSS "AVIAN POX INFECTION, ASPERGILLOSIS AND RENAL TREMATODIASIS IN A ROYAL TERN," Journal of Wildlife Diseases 16(4), 627-631, (1 October 1980). https://doi.org/10.7589/0090-3558-16.4.627

Received: 8 April 1980; Published: 1 October 1980

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