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Atadenovirus Article in Reptiles Magazine

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I liked seeing the latest article in the Jan. 2012 issue of Reptiles magazine. Obviously a controversial and touchy subject (as seen from a "sticky" in this forum). I liked seeing it because I think there needs to be some more visibility on this subject and in turn, more money donated to support research efforts. Way too much anecdotal evidence in this world of reptiles we all enjoy and not nearly enough scientific evidence. Feel free to chime in and lets hear some opinions on this subject. Do any of you honestly believe we will ever see a large number of ADV-negative bearded dragons in the US? Do any of you know you have an ADV-Positive dragon that is older than 10 years old?
 
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