Übersetzung für 'rodent plague' von Englisch nach Deutsch

rodent plague [coll.] [tularemia]

Hasenpest {f} [ugs.]med.VetMed.

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rodent {adj}

nagend

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rodent

Schadnager {m}biol.

Nagetier {n}zool.T

rodent genus

Nagetiergattung {f}zool.

rodent control

Nagetierbekämpfung {f}biol.ecol.

Schadnagerbekämpfung {f}agr.biol.

rodent food

Nagetierfutter {n}

rodent population

Nagetierpopulation {f}biol.ecol.

rodent cell

Nagetierzelle {f}anat.zool.

rodent species {pl}

Nagetierarten {pl}

rodent species

Nagetierart {f}zool.

rodent pest

Nagetierseuche {f}ecol.VetMed.

rodent [order Rodentia]

Nager {m}zool.T

species of rodent

Nagetierart {f}zool.

Vespucci's rodent [Noronhomys vespuccii] [extinct]

Fernando-de-Noronha-Ratte {f} [ausgestorben]zool.T

rodent ulcer [obs.] [basal cell carcinoma]

Basaliom {n}med.

lab rodent [coll.] [short for: laboratory rodent]

Labornager {m}pharm.zool.

rodent bot [genus Cuterebra] [also: rodent botfly]

Cuterebra-Fliege {f}entom.T

plague

Plage {f} [z. B. Insektenplage]

Seuche {f}med.VetMed.

• It is enzootic in wild rodent populations over large rural areas of Mongolia, and has the most active natural plague foci in the westernmost regions.
• Analysis of the plague bacteria that infected a hunter-gatherer in Latvia during this period indicates that, unlike modern plague strains, the strain which afflicted this man was incapable of causing flea-spread bubonic plague and could only cause septicemic plague via a rodent bite or a largely non-contagious case of pneumonic plague, implying that the disease would have had difficulty spreading across vast distances in a short amount of time.
• His work there included research on plague, malaria control, and rodent control.
• In 2015, Taylor Gaes, a 16-year-old in Larimer County in northern Colorado, contracted septicemic plague and subsequently died after being bitten by a flea that had bitten a rodent on his family's rural property.
• The Oriental rat flea ("Xenopsylla cheopis"), also known as the tropical rat flea or the rat flea, is a parasite of rodents, primarily of the genus "Rattus", and is a primary vector for bubonic plague and murine typhus.

• Cats were employed in the Parliament Building to control the rodent population until 1955 when they were replaced by chemicals.
• Yersin also demonstrated for the first time that the same bacillus was present in the rodent as well as in the human disease, thus underlining the possible means of transmission.
• Plague is caused by "Yersinia pestis", and is enzootic (commonly present) in populations of ground rodents in Central Asia.