The appearance of the diphtheritic membranes in the throat and mouth cf a bird affected by fowl pox, the neck being sketched slit open to show the adherent patches.
Left -Equipment for vaccinating birds with pigeon-pox virus: A useful type of scraper for preparing the skin, and the brush, dried virus, and diluting fluid as supplied by the Animal Research Station, Wallaceville. Right-A bird prepared for vaccination with pigeon-pox virus. A few feathers have been removed from the outside of the thigh and the skin scraped or roughened.
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New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 82, Issue 6, 15 June 1951, Page 475
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88The appearance of the diphtheritic membranes in the throat and mouth cf a bird affected by fowl pox, the neck being sketched slit open to show the adherent patches. Left -Equipment for vaccinating birds with pigeon-pox virus: A useful type of scraper for preparing the skin, and the brush, dried virus, and diluting fluid as supplied by the Animal Research Station, Wallaceville. Right-A bird prepared for vaccination with pigeon-pox virus. A few feathers have been removed from the outside of the thigh and the skin scraped or roughened. New Zealand Journal of Agriculture, Volume 82, Issue 6, 15 June 1951, Page 475
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