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1 SOME WILDLIFE RELATED EMERGING DISEASES (WIREDS) IN EUROPE

Name of disease Species of wildlife affected Notes on possible sources of emergence or if disease

probably historically present but not detected due to lack of surveillance

(a) anthroprogenic (not domesticated animals);

(d) infection from domesticated animals;

(ls) lack of surveillance;

(unkn) unknown (mutational);

(ow) infection from other wild species

VIRAL DISEASES
Hedgehog herpesvirus infection hedgehog ls
Cervid herpesvirus infections red deer and reindeer unkn
High path avian influenza mute swans, other waterbirds unkn mutational
Pigeon paramyxovirus infection pigeons, other species ow
Rabbit haemorrhagic disease European wild rabbit unkn mutational and d
European brown hare syndrome brown and mountain hare unkn mutational, ls
Calicivirus infection of seals seal species unkn
European bat lyssavirus infection Myotis sp.
bats
ls
Morbillivirus infections in aquatic mammals common seal unkn, ow?
Canine distemper virus red fox primarily unkn
Blue tongue disease roe deer d and a
West Nile fever raptors, magpie unkn
Usutu virus infection blackbird, owls unkn
Pestivirus infection of chamois Pyrenean chamois d
Aleutian disease mink,otter, d?
Porcine parvovirus infection in boar wild boar d?
Squirrelpoxvirus disease red squirrel ow + a
Myxomatosis European rabbit ow + a
Adenovirus infection of squirrels red squirrel ls
Feline leukaemia Iberian lynx d
Hantavirus voles ls

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Infectious Diseases of Wild Mammals and Birds in Europe, First Edition. Edited by Dolores Gavier-Widen, J.

Paul Duff, and Anna Meredith. © 2012 Blackwell Publishing Ltd. Published 2012 by Blackwell Publishing Ltd. Material authored by Paul Duff remains Crown Copyright.

Name of disease Species of wildlife affected Notes on possible sources of emergence or if disease probably historically present but not detected due to lack of surveillance

(a) anthroprogenic (not domesticated animals);

(d) infection from domesticated animals;

(ls) lack of surveillance;

(unkn) unknown (mutational);

(ow) infection from other wild species

Ljungan virus voles ls
Hepatitis E wild boar d?
African swine fever wild boar d
BACTERIAL AND FUNGAL DISEASES
Bovine tuberculosis badger, deer, wild boar d
Brucella in aquatic mammals several aquatic mammal species ls
Borreliosis several species including humans ls + unkn?
Salmonellosis passerine birds d? + a?
Avian botulism waterbirds unkn
Necrotic enteritis swans and geese a
Suttonella sp. infection paridae/tits ls
Adiaspiromycosis otters, other mammals ls
Gangrenous ergotism moose ls

Notes

1. WiREDS here defined as an emerging disease in Europe or a significant change in a disease (WiREDS = Wildlife Related Emerging DiseaseS).

2. The majority of the diseases selected cause significant mortality in wildlife, domesticated animals or human populations.

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Source: Gavier-Widen D., Meredith A., Duff Paul J. (eds.). Infectious Diseases of Wild Mammals and Birds in Europe. London: Wiley-Blackwell,2012. — 568 p.. 2012
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