cancers / B notifiable disease / Neoplasms / large tumours / squamous cell carcinoma / cancer / contagious disease / devil facial tumours / disease / Devil Facial Tumour Disease / Platypus Mucormycosis disease / transmissible cancer / facial tumours / osteosarcoma / hostile infectious agents / obvious facial cancers / melanomas / normal circumstances cancer / only three recorded cancers / Facial Tumour Disease / starvation / diseases / fatal and infectious cancer / Mucormycosis / infectious cancer / tumours / /
MedicalTreatment
chemotherapy / Surgery / /
Organization
IUCN / Menzies Research Institute / National Science Foundation / Australian Government / Tasmanian Government / International Union for the Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources / Tasmania’s Department of Primary Industries / Parks / Water and Environment / /
Frequently Asked Questions Devil Facial Tumour Disease 1. What is Devil Facial Tumour Disease? Devil Facial Tumour Disease (DFTD) is a term used to describe a fatal condition in Tasmanian devils which is characterised by