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Rinderpest (also
cattle plague or
steppe murrain) was an
infectious viral disease of
cattle,
domestic water buffalo, and many
other species of even-toed...
- in 1865. His term was
difficult due to an
outbreak of
cattle plague. An
epizootic of
cattle plague had
affected large parts of the
country from 1865 to...
- LORD will
bring a
terrible plague on your
livestock in the field—on your
horses and
donkeys and
camels and on your
cattle and
sheep and goats. — Exodus...
- The
Black Death was a
bubonic plague pandemic that
occurred in
Europe from 1346 to 1353. It was one of the most
fatal pandemics in
human history; as many...
- for
serum production to
protect animals from
cattle plague. On the
recommendation of the
Cattle Plague Commission, the
Imperial Bacteriological Laboratory...
- : 96, 122 Furthermore, an
epizootic of
cattle plague had
already devastated a
significant portion of the
cattle po****tion in 1891. This
animal disease...
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Their discussions include the following: An
outbreak of
rinderpest (
cattle plague) in 1898 (see 1890s
African rinderpest epizootic)
devastated the lions'...
- urbanisation, and
civil wars panzootic:
cattle plague environmental:
destruction of
ecosystems and
droughts Cattle breeds, milk production, and transhumance...
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immunologically naïve
cattle. It got into the
Metropolitan Cattle Market and
rapidly spread to most
parts of
Great Britain. The
cattle plague epidemic of 1865-7...
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sporting magazines, All the Year Round, and
other periodicals.
During the
cattle plague crisis of 1865–66
Corbet criticised the role of the
Royal Agricultural...
