Cervid

Date: August 25, 2007 at 12: 42 pm PST our results raise the possibility that CJD cases classified as VV1 may include cases caused by iatrogenic transmission of sCJD-MM1 prions or food-borne infection by type 1 prions from animals, e.g., chronic wasting disease prions in cervid. ❋ Unknown (2009)

CWD is a TSE/prion disease present in wild and domestic cervid populations of North America. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The existence of cervid prion protein variants raises the likelihood of distinct CWD strains. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Now that that's out of the way I can move on to a more masculine cervid. ❋ Unknown (2008)

I was wondering if that was just a cervid thing having killed mostly deer, elk, and pigs or if the authors were off base. ❋ Walter Jon Williams (2008)

A large wooden throne centered on each of the four walls, each topped with the mount of a large, native cervid. ❋ Grouse (2008)

It is from a small-sized ruminant, most probably a cervid, genus Procervulus. ❋ Unknown (2006)

Got the results of the study done with human-mice and cervid-mice ... ❋ Grouse (2006)

Likewise for the cervid-mice, which have chemically identical elk nervous tissue. ❋ Grouse (2006)

And a mouse with a bull elk head for the cervid-mice. ❋ Grouse (2006)

As the warden behind me oohed and aahed about the cervid glory spread out below us (14 bulls with the cow and calf), I had my face in a bag. ❋ Grouse (2004)

The Department of Natural Resources introduced a five-year plan last summer that called for monitoring captive cervid populations, prohibiting carcass movement out of CWD zones and a statewide baiting and feeding ban. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Changes include taking over regulation of all cervid farm fencing from agriculture officials, conducting intensive sampling around infected deer found outside current disease zones and stepping up local herd reduction in such cases, including using sharpshooters. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The Department of Natural Resources introduced a five-year plan last summer that called for working with agriculture officials to monitor captive cervid populations, prohibiting carcass movement out of CWD zones and a statewide ban on baiting and feeding. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Virginia joins 17 other states and Canadian provinces that have confirmed the presence of CWD, a slow-progressing disease that affects members of cervid family, including deer, elk and moose. ❋ Unknown (2010)