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Chapter 5 Aquatic animal health The health management of finfish, crustaceans and molluscs is an essential element of maintaining aquaculture productivity, fisheries resources and biodiversity in Australia. This chapter
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Geelong / Cairns / Bangkok / /

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Development Corporation / The Asia Regional Advisory Group / 100 Animal Health / Chapter 5 Aquatic / Aquatic Animal Disease Laboratories / Industrial Research Organisation Australian Animal Health Laboratory / /

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Asia / /

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New Zealand / Thailand / Australia / /

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Person Communication and Meetings / /

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Queensland Museum / Port Jackson / /

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web-based repository / diagnostic services / animal health management / animal health systems / online presentations / oyster farming infrastructure / health management / /

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important aquatic animal diseases / terrestrial animal disease / Pacific oyster mortality syndrome / strain / Bacterial kidney disease / kidney necrosis virus / significant disease / crustacean diseases / OIElisted aquatic animal disease / Infectious / AQUAVETPLAN disease / priority diseases / Marteilia sydneyi Locally present Infection / Enteric septicaemia / white spot disease / fish diseases / infectious challenge / significant diseases / Locally present Infection / amphibian diseases / infectious spleen / hypodermal and haematopoietic necrosis / Australian aquatic animal disease / Crayfish plague / Gill-associated virus Locally present Milky haemolymph disease / draft disease / animal disease / endemic and exotic diseases / Perkinsus olseni Infectious / ulcerative syndrome / specific diseases / aquatic animal disease / yellowhead disease / Reportable Aquatic Animal Diseases / mollusc diseases / amoebic gill disease / disease / Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis Infection / Furunculosis / hypodermal and haematopoietic necrosis Locally present Infectious / Bonamia species Locally present Infection / haematopoietic necrosis / mollusc disease / Piscirickettsiosis / Perkinsus olseni Locally present Infection / terrestrial animal diseases / diseases / Viral encephalopathy / aquatic emergency animal diseases / Enteric redmouth disease / specific disease / ulcerative syndrome Locally present Infection / Infection / retinopathy Locally present Whirling disease / White tail disease / pancreas disease / Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis Locally present Infection / viral haemorrhagic septicaemia / regional Quarterly Aquatic Animal Disease / syndrome / aquatic animal diseases / imported aquarium fish Infectious / /

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Red sea / Botany Bay / Georges river / Hawkesbury River estuary / Hawkesbury River / Georges River estuary / /

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Aquatic Consultative Committee on Emergency Animal Diseases / National Biosecurity Committee / NACA Secretariat / World Organisation for Animal Health Note / World Organisation for Animal Health / Australian Government / Animal Health Committee / Association of Southeast Asian Nations / Australia’s Animal Health Committee / National Association of Testing Authorities / Committee on Aquatic Animal Health / United Nations / Department of Agriculture / World Organisation for Animal Health Figure / Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations / European Union / /

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manager at the Queensland Museum / project manager / head / officer / Chief Veterinary Officer / Governor / director / representative / /

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Queensland / Victoria / South Australia / New South Wales / Northern Territory / /

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South Australia / South Wales / Australia Australia / /

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diagnostic tests / /

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www.daff.gov.au/animal-plant-health/aquatic/aquavetplan / www.daff.gov.au/animal-plant-health/aquatic/reporting/reportable-diseases / http /

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