How To Use Coccidiosis In A Sentence
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Acute intestinal coccidiosis results in unthriftiness, diarrhea and considerable mortality.
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Newcastle disease, fowlpox, pullorum disease, and coccidiosis, for example - all of which are endemic in the Third World - can destroy the entire chicken population over large areas.
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Colibacillosis, erysipelas, coccidiosis, red mite infestation, lymphoid leukosis and cannibalism (from pecking) were listed as the most common causes of mortality.
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Other diseases which are spread include the causative agents of avian influenza, salmonella, fowl pox, coccidiosis, botulism and new castle disease.
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Male house finches, experimentally infected with coccidiosis grow a less red plumage and are less often selected by females.
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Preventive drug treatment for coccidiosis costs the industry over $600 million annually in addition to the disease related losses incurred by commercial growers.
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Water was supplemented with the chemical, to suppress Isosporan coccidiosis, an ubiquitous disease of goldfinches that will quickly kill aviary birds.
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Producers should administer a coccidiostat labeled for prevention and treatment when coccidiosis infections seem likely.
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Nine hens had died in the meantime. Their bodies were buried in the orchard[Sentencedict], and it was given out that they had died of coccidiosis .
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Coccidiosis or coccidiomycosis is also referred to as San Joaquin Valley fever or Valley fever.
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Very little is known of the epidemiology of coccidiosis in free-living wild turkeys.
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The most common diseases in the Philippines found in rabbits are coccidiosis, pasteurella type pneumonia, and enteritis.
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Young turkeys are susceptible to parasitic infestation as well as to the same type of bacterial and virus diseases as chickens (for example, fowlpox and coccidiosis).
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The intestinal disease known as coccidiosis caused by protozoan parasites of genus Eimeria is one of the most economically devastating diseases in the poultry industry world wide.
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Coccidiosis is a major parasitic disease in poultry and caused by several species of Eimeria that infect the gut of chickens.
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Newcastle disease, fowlpox, pullorum disease, and coccidiosis, for example - all of which are endemic in the Third World - can destroy the entire chicken population over large areas.
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One problem the NRA found was that historically recommended dose rates for oral treatment of coccidiosis in sheep with sulfadimidine have varied markedly.
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In recent years, poultry production has become increasingly threatened by a major parasitic disease called coccidiosis.
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The intestinal disease known as coccidiosis caused by protozoan parasites of genus Eimeria is one of the most economically devastating diseases in the poultry industry world wide.
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Several factors may cause an outbreak of coccidiosis, even if a coccidiostat is present in the ration.
