Cerebellar folium of one of the 2024 geese.

A) GFAP immunohistochemistry. Severe astrogliosis characterized by the large amount of brown staining in the molecular layer and internal granular. DAB chromogen. B) HE staining of the same folium. The molecular layer is thin and rarified with decreased...

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Main Author:	Jeffery D. Sullivan (12800713) (author)
Other Authors:	Michael L. Casazza (12221456) (author), Rebecca L. Poulson (9260479) (author), Elliott L. Matchett (3626270) (author), Cory T. Overton (13444275) (author), Mike Carpenter (21799826) (author), Austen A. Lorenz (21799829) (author), Fiona McDuie (6399287) (author), Michael Derico (21799832) (author), Elizabeth W. Howerth (7340246) (author), David E. Stallknecht (8915489) (author), Diann J. Prosser (9260473) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Ecology Immunology Cancer Infectious Diseases Virology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified single individual positive rapid recovery within found dead shortly div >< p anser caerulescens </ also generally lighter snow goose (< presented notable damage data also suggest snow geese (< infection across species highly pathogenic h5n1 california central valley avian influenza viruses snow geese infected >) movement ecology snow geese central valley notable differences data indicate actively infected >) located year later wild waterfowl uninfected conspecifics migratory season migration late likely driven known reservoirs hunter harvest different site december 2022 abnormal failure
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Cerebellar folium of one of the 2024 geese.

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