Figures & data
Fig. 1 Pitting of bone and fluid-filled nodule inside skull plate of infected white-tailed deer and male white-tailed deer with signs of IASM at Chesapeake Farms, Maryland, USA.
Table 1 Percent of white-tailed deer carrying A. pyogenes by region and swab type in Maryland, USA, 2010
Table 2 Bacteria carried by white-tailed deer (nasal%, head%) by region in Maryland, USA, 2010
Table 3 Percent of white-tailed deer carrying A. pyogenes by sex and sample site on the Upper Eastern Shore in Maryland, USA, 2010
Table 4 Bacteria carried by white-tailed deer (nasal%, head%) at two properties in Maryland, USA, 2010
Fig. 2 A. pyogenes percentage by sex, age class (0.5, 1.5, and 2.5+ years), and property on the Upper Eastern Shore, Maryland, USA.
Table 5 Binary logistic regression for occurrence of A. pyogenes on white-tailed deer on the Upper Eastern Shore of Maryland, USA, 2010
Fig. 3 Livestock density by physiogeographic region in Maryland, USA.
