Not surprisingly, Colorado tick fever virus can be found in places like California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, British Columbia, and Alberta.
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His research on tick fever, brought north by Texas cattle herds on trail drives, led to the first cooperative effort by states to battle livestock disease.
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The first Director, microbiologist, Charles Joseph Pound was known for his work on various animal and human diseases, most particularly for his work on tick fever.
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At least 1, 200 bullocks were infested and suffering from tick fever, they were cut from the herd, inoculated and square tailed and sent off to pleuropneumonia.
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The following year in 1897, cattle on the Collins's Mundoolun station were inoculated in pioneering experiments for tick fever conducted by Charles Joseph Pound of the Queensland Stock Institute.
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His campaigns to eradicate bovine tuberculosis and Texas tick fever were among the many accomplishments that led to his recognition as the Father of Veterinary Medicine in the South.
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The Queensland government's response to cattle tick-born tick fever was dipping cattle in infected areas and creating designated tick-free zones with restricted movement of stock from tick-affected to tick-free areas.
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Dodd's proposal included experiments for redwater disease ( tick fever ) of increasing concern for Central Queensland, an " artificial virus " for pleuropneumonia inoculation, and plants toxic to livestock.
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Before 1976, the elements of " B . burgdorferi sensu lato " infection were called or known as tick-borne meningopolyneuritis, Garin-Bujadoux syndrome, Bannwarth syndrome, Afzelius'disease, Montauk Knee or sheep tick fever.
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A similar disease in cattle, commonly known as tick fever, is spread by " Babesia bovis " and " B . bigemina " in the introduced cattle tick " Rhipicephalus microplus ".
