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- The
sylvatic cycle, also
enzootic or
sylvatic transmission cycle, is a
portion of the
natural transmission cycle of a pathogen.
Sylvatic refers to the...
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Sylvatic plague is an
infectious bacterial disease caused by the
plague bacterium (Yersinia pestis) that
primarily affects rodents, such as
prairie dogs...
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carnivorous and
omnivorous animals, both
domestic and
sylvatic (wild),[citation needed] but
seven primarily sylvatic species of
Trichinella also are now recognized:...
- ceylani****
Ancylostoma duodenale Ancylostoma pluridentatum,
commonly infects sylvatic cats
Ancylostoma tubaeforme,
infects cats
along with
other hosts Ancylostomiasis...
- Most
species are ****ociated with wild,
nesting vertebrates and are
named "
sylvatic" triatomines.
These live in
ground burrows with
rodents or armadillos,...
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converting the
disease into a true anthropozoonosis. The
ratio of
domestic and
sylvatic cycles depends mainly on the
species of
vector involved and on the socioeconomic...
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Pennsylvania concluded the
source of the
infection was
flying squirrels.
Sylvatic cycle (diseases
transmitted from wild animals)
epidemic typhus remains...
- century,
primarily as a
result of
decreases in
prairie dog po****tions and
sylvatic plague. It was
declared extinct in 1979, but a
residual wild po****tion...
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immune to the disease, and
outbreaks of
various strains of plague, such as
sylvatic plague, have on
occasion devastated po****tions of black-tailed prairie...
