Abstract
Pneumonia with aspiration of foreign bodies and adenovirus infection was identified in a wild Japanese macaque which died 1 month after capture. The adenovirus infection was considered to be secondary in importance to the pneumonia.
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Pneumonia with aspiration of foreign bodies and adenovirus infection was identified in a wild Japanese macaque which died 1 month after capture. The adenovirus infection was considered to be secondary in importance to the pneumonia.