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Postmortem findings of ostriches submitted to the Oklahoma animal disease diagnostic laboratory

A review of 121 ostrich necropsies from the files at the Oklahoma Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory was conducted. The birds ranged in age from unhatched embryos to 4 years; the majority were less than 3 weeks old. The most common cause of death was ostrich chick fading syndrome (OCFS). OCFS is c...

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Published in:	Avian diseases 1993-10, Vol.37 (4), p.1136-1141
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