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East Coast Fever: Some Recent Research in East Africa
1977Publisher Summary East Coast fever (ECF) is a disease of cattle with considerable economic significance in the development of livestock industry in eastern Africa. The disease is a syndrome resulting from the infection of cattle by one or several of the protozoan parasites of the family Theileriidae, indigenous to eastern Africa.
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Theileria Infections Other Than East Coast Fever
1981Cattle are infected by at least five species of Theileria other than T. parva, of which T. annulata, the cause of Mediterranean or tropical theileriosis, is by far the most important as a disease problem. Other species are of low pathogenicity (T. mutans, T. taurotragi) or avirulent (T.
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Nearshore wave energy resource characterization along the East Coast of the United States
Renewable Energy, 2021Vincent S Neary, Ruoying He
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