Titlebook: Cattle Plague; A History C. A. Spinage Book 2003 Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers 2003 agriculture.animals.ecology.infection.virus

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The Seat of Infection, 2002). A disease such as rinderpest, which causes over 90% mortality in nonimmune artiodactyls and yet has persisted perhaps from the Pleistocene, can hardly be considered unsuccessful. The hosts in which mortality occurs may be adventitious, the disease existing in balance with some other host wh

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Rinderpest in History from Ancient Egypt to the 17th Centurys to suggest these early plagues were attributable to anthrax. Stock was often kept in wet and marshy conditions favorable to this disease. While anthrax may have accounted for some of the more localized plagues, there is no reason to suppose that rinderpest was not equally present. It is unfounded

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The Second Great Plague in Britainons drawn by steppe oxen. But the role of war in facilitation of the spread of the disease became superceded by the growth of commerce. The more communications were multiplied and market stock became more abundant, so did cases occur more frequently. “The habitations and the markets the diseased cat

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