pasteurellosis
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of pasteurellosis
From New Latin, dating back to 1900–05; pasteurella, -osis
Example Sentences
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"We believe the cause of the deaths is pasteurellosis," Yerzhan Madiyev, deputy head of the ministry's veterinary committee, told a news conference.
From Reuters
A committee of scientists came to the conclusion the antelopes were dying from an infection, probably the infectious disease pasteurellosis, Kazakhstan's Interfax news agency reports.
From BBC
Like a year ago, they fell victim to pasteurellosis, an infection that afflicts the lungs.
From Scientific American
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