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Abstract
Arabian Oryx is a bovid, and the smallest member of the genus
Oryx, native to desert and steppe areas of the Arabian
Peninsula. Samples were collected from apparently diseased
Arabian Oryx in the three districts in Bahrain where the
Arabian Oryx found, 25 Oryx with positive respiratory signs
was tested for Pasteurella multocida, while 30 Oryx with
digestive tract signs was tested for Salmonellosis. The results
showed an increase in the probability of infection of the two
bacterial species in young ages (less than a year) and females
more than males.