“…However, it is highly pathogenic for the ox. Johnson (1973, 1974) Lunde (Rommel et al, 1974), red fox V. vulpes (Rommel et al, 1974;Fayer, Johnson, and Hildebrandt, 1976), coyote C. latrans (Fayer, 1974;Fayer and Johnson, 1975) and raccoon P. lotor (Fayer, Johnson, and Hildebrandt, 1976) (Gestrich, Heydorn, and Baysu, 1975 ;Fayer, Johnson, and Hildebrandt, 1976), skunk Mephitis mephitis (Fayer, Johnson, and Hildebrandt, 1976), ferret Mustek furo (Fayer, Johnson, and Hildebrandt, 1976), hyena Crocuta crocuta (Rommel et al, 1974), brown bear Ursus arctos (Rommel et al, 1974), pig (Fayer, Johnson, and Hildebrandt, 1976), sheep (Gestrich, Schmitt, and Heydorn, 1974;Gestrich, Heydorn, and Baysu, 1975;Fayer, Johnson, and Hildebrandt, 1976), rhesus monkey (Fayer, Johnson, and Hildebrandt, 1976), laboratory rabbit (Fayer, Johnson, and Hildebrandt, 1976), guinea pig (Suteu and Coman, 1973;Fayer, Johnson, and Hildebrandt, 1976), laboratory mouse (Suteu and Coman, 1973), laboratory rat (Aryeetey and Piekarski, 1976;Fayer, Johnson, and Hildebrandt, 1976), and chicken (Suteu and Coman, 1973).…”