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aquatic mammals

infectious disease exam 3

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Pinniped Parapoxvirus affects what sp Seals and Walrus. zoonotic prolif "sealpox"
Pinniped Parapoxvirus clinical expression prolif lesions, 2-3 cm in diameter on skin or mucosal surface of mouth and nasal passage.
Cetacean poxviruses affect what sp Dolphins and whales
Cetacean poxviruses clinical signs cutaneous manifestations, hyperpigmented skin lesions: ring, pinhole, tattoo lesions= tattoo skin disease
Cetacean gammaherpesviruses mucosal lesions in digestive, genital and respiratory tracts
Phocine distemper: Morbillivirus clinical signs seen in young animals. depression, anorexia, crusting conjunctivitis, nasal discharge, dyspnea. mortality high in naive pop.
Phocine distemper vaccine vaccinated animals develop protecting AB. remain healthy when challenged.
influenza virus in seals presence of avian H3N8 influenza A virus. shows adaption to mammalian hosts
San Miguel Seal lion virus: calicivirus- clinical manifestation skins vesicles. in pinnipeds the vesicles are most prevalent on the dorsal surface of the fore flippers. erode and leave shallow, fast-healing ulcers. pre-mature parturition
San Miguel Seal lion virus treatment supportive only, skin lesions resolve w/o treatment/
San Miguel Seal lion virus in infected pups interstitial pneumonitis and encephalitis and fail to thrive
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