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Chronic wasting disease in Alberta : surveillance update

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Annual publication listing the number of positive chronic wasting disease (CWD) cases reported in Alberta, by type of animal (mule deer, white-tailed deer, elk and moose) and wildlife management... More ≫

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Annual publication listing the number of positive chronic wasting disease (CWD) cases reported in Alberta, by type of animal (mule deer, white-tailed deer, elk and moose) and wildlife management unit. The reporting period for each surveillance season is April to March.

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Chronic wasting disease in wild cervids - Alberta : surveillance season (final)

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Maps showing locations of positive chronic wasting disease cases in wild deer and other cervids detected in Alberta. Updated annually. Numbered geographic divisions in the maps indicate wildlife... More ≫

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Maps showing locations of positive chronic wasting disease cases in wild deer and other cervids detected in Alberta. Updated annually. Numbered geographic divisions in the maps indicate wildlife management units. The reporting period for each surveillance season is April to March of the following year.

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Legworms in cervids

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This fact sheet provides information on legworms, which are long thin nematodes that can live beneath the skin of moose and deer, most often between the skin and the muscles and tendons of the... More ≫

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This fact sheet provides information on legworms, which are long thin nematodes that can live beneath the skin of moose and deer, most often between the skin and the muscles and tendons of the lower legs. Legworms are not infective to people and pose little or no threat to infected wildlife.

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Chronic wasting disease in wild cervids in Alberta

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Listing of positive chronic wasting disease cases for wild deer, elk and moose in Alberta.

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Chronic wasting disease : independent research study results

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This information sheet presents a summary of recent research regarding the possibility of transmission of chronic waste disease to humans, and provices answers to some common questions about CWD... More ≫

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This information sheet presents a summary of recent research regarding the possibility of transmission of chronic waste disease to humans, and provices answers to some common questions about CWD in Alberta.

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