Société Linnéenne de LyonSciences naturelles · depuis 1822

Article du Bulletin

Plague among wild rodents in io Arriba County, New Mexico [La peste parmi les rongeurs sauvages du comté de Rio Arriba (Bouveau Mexique)].

Link Vernon B. · 1949 · Amer. J. trop. Med., 29 : 493-500.

Votre navigateur n’affiche pas l’aperçu PDF. Ouvrir le PDF →

Résumé

1. Plague which was first demonstrated in New Mexico in 1938 has apparently been present in Rio Arriba County for 6 years. 2. During a 14-week study in 1948, 3,298 animals were collected from which 4,650 fleas, 337 ticks and 38 lice as well as 3 tissue samples were obtained. 3. Plague was isolated 18 times from tissue and ectoparasites of prairie dogs and twice from ectoparasites from marmots. Indirect evidence of plague in smaller rodents was obtained from a study of population numbers.