Hemorrhagic disease in canaries (Serinus canarius)
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Avian Diseases
|April 1, 1984
Abstract:
Two aviaries were diagnosed as harboring an infectious and fatal disease of canaries (Serinus canarius) characterized by acute hepatocellular necrosis and associated with megaloschizonts of a protozoan parasite and extravasation of blood into the thoracoabdominal cavity.
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