Natural Brucella infection in Argentine wild foxes.

Abstract:

:In the course of an investigation in 1962-64 into the natural occurrence of brucellosis among grey foxes in Argentina, agglutination tests were performed on 728 sera of the foxes Dusicyon gymnocercus antiquus and D. griseus griseus, captured in the provinces of Buenos Aires and Rio Negro. Agglutination titres of from 1:25 to 1:800 were found in 173 (23.8%) of the foxes tested, 11.3% having titres of 1:100 or more. In bacteriological testing, eight cultures of Brucella abortus, biotype 1, were obtained.Discussing their findings, the authors point out that it cannot be stated definitely whether Brucella is naturally shed by foxes or to what extent infected foxes contribute to the dissemination of brucellosis.

authors

Szyfres B,González Tomé J

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

1966-01-01 00:00:00

pages

919-23

issue

6

eissn

0042-9686

issn

1564-0604

journal_volume

34

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