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bluetongue
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bluetongue [′blü‚təŋ]
(veterinary medicine)
An arthropod-borne disease of ruminant species that is caused by a ribonucleic acid–containing virus in the genusOrbivirus, family Reoviridae; acute infection evokes high fever, excessive salivation, nasal discharge, hyperemia (buccal and nasal mucosa, skin, coronet band), and erosions and ulcerations of mucosal surfaces in the mouth.


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CAPTION(S): VACCINATIONS All rams entered in this year's Kelso ram sales in September must have been inoculated against bluetongue disease.
A VALE of Clwyd farmer found himself at the centre of a national scare over Bluetongue disease when he did a favour for his brother, a court was told.
They examine the ecology of such diseases, including their risks to humans and animal health, the influence of climate change, and topics of research that needs to be done, along with control issues including the efficacy of field studies and the growth of specific disease such as West Nile Virus and Bluetongue Disease despite the development of control measures.
 
 
 
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