Breeding, training, management and diseases of the horse and other domestic animals (1893)
Heard, J. M. (John M.) · New York : J.M. Heard · leaf 177
those poorly nourished aremore frequently the subjects of the disease than olderand stronger animals. In calves it is found most fre-quently on the eyelids and lips and skin of the neck ;rarely on the hind limbs. In horses it is most frequent-ly found in the region of the root of the tail, and… … Fig. 62. Microscopic appearance of parasite causing ringworm in poultry. DOMESTIC ANIMALS. 173 Perhaps the worst feature about this disease is thatchildren—and sometimes adults—frequently take it fromthe horse, calf or dog. Grooming utensils, clothing, harness, etc., often con-vey the parasites…
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