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red water

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red water [′red ′wȯd·ər]
(biology)
(veterinary medicine)
A babesiasis of cattle characterized by hematuria following release of hemoglobin by destruction of erythrocytes.
A chronic disease of cattle attributed to oxalic acid in the forage; hematuria results from escape of blood from lesions in the bladder.
An acute febrile septicemia of cattle, and sometimes horses, sheep, and swine, caused by the bacteriumClostridium hemolyticumand characterized by hemoglobinuria and sometimes intestinal hemorrhages.


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As I stood sick and confused I saw again the moving thing upon the shoal--there was no mistake now that it was a moving thing--against the red water of the sea.
What is more, this lot were thoroughly "salted," that is, they had worked all over South Africa, and so had become proof, comparatively speaking, against red water, which so frequently destroys whole teams of oxen when they get on to strange "veldt" or grass country.
255) mentions red water off Lima, apparently produced by the same cause.
 
 
 
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