Biology, asked by dehadraydattatray, 11 months ago

poultry disease caused by bacteria

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Answered by emaanzahra201

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The living chickens look sick, with lesions on their sternal bursae, wattles, and foot pads. Birds with these symptoms might have fowl cholera, a disease caused by the bacteria Pasteurella Multocida. ... However, Pasteurella Multocida can live on surfaces in the hen house long enough to cause infection.

Answered by pranit1213

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there is a chance these chiken has flow typhoid caused by bacteria salmonella gallinarum

......... thank you.........

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