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Yersinia ruckeri

bacterium
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  • Yersinia enterocolitica
    Yersinia

    frederiksenii, and Y. ruckeri. The latter is pathogenic in salmonids (family Salmonidae), including rainbow trout and Pacific salmon. In these species, Y. ruckeri causes enteric redmouth disease, which is characterized by hemorrhaging of the subcutaneous tissues under the fins and around the eyes and mouth.

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    frederiksenii, and Y. ruckeri. The latter is pathogenic in salmonids (family Salmonidae), including rainbow trout and Pacific salmon. In these species, Y. ruckeri causes enteric redmouth disease, which is characterized by hemorrhaging of the subcutaneous tissues under the fins and around the eyes and mouth.

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