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Life SciencesInfectious DiseasesZoologyParasitologyVeterinary Parasitic DiseasesWildlife ParasitologyBird DiseasesBird ParasitesBlood ParasitesParasitic Diseases Of PoultryParasitic Diseases Of WildlifeWildlife Infectious DiseasesAvian Protozoan ParasitesEpidemiology Of Avian DiseaseMalaria In Wild BirdsParasite Control In WildlifeParasite PathogenicityPathogenicity AssaysPathogenicity AssessmentPathogenicity Mechanisms
A review of 5640 articles on avian blood parasites showed that 236 reported mortality or gross pathogenicity in birds, and 89% of them were concerned with mortality in domesticated birds and how to control the blood parasites involved. Only 6% of records concerned birds in zoological gardens; the remainder referred to mortality in wild birds.
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