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Pathogenicity ofMycoplasma gallisepticumandMycoplasma imitansin red‐legged partridges(Alectoris rufa)
1998
Avian Pathology
Groups of 3-day-oId red-legged partridges were infected intranasally either with the S6 strain of M. gallisepticum or with an M. imitans strain from a partridge with sinusitis. Starting 6-8 days post-infection (p.i.) birds in both groups developed signs of depression, nasal exudation, tracheal rales, sneezing, gasping, head shaking, watery eyes and eye scratching. The most outstanding feature was bilateral swelling of the infraorbital sinuses. Morbidity reached 100% in the M. gallisepticum
doi:10.1080/03079459808419369
pmid:18484030
fatcat:zlywhvfpbbervcjtcasn7jtwly