Hyperkeratosis in Cattle Strikes Beef Herds in Several States
The article describes a mysterious cattle disease called hyperkeratosis that thickens the skin, causes emaciation and hair loss, and leads to death. It notes two forms including ulcerative stomatitis and esophagitis, with hyperkeratosis being most prevalent and poorly understood since 1941.
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