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cervid
(redirected from cervids)

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cervid
a member of the family Cervidae, deer, elk, reindeer, moose, wapiti, muntjacs and sikas.
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The unparalleled efficiency of prion transmission in cervids by a largely undefined mechanism, combined with high deer densities in certain areas of North America, complicates strategies for controlling CWD as it continues to emerge in new locations.
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The Michigan Agriculture Department immediately quarantined the 580 captive deer and other cervids on the game farm.
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For example, survival of cervids can be influenced by weather patterns (e.
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