Re: Bird viruses??

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Subject:	Re: Bird viruses??
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Date:	Mon, 21 Sep 1998 12:50:23 +1000

     exSTiRPate:  verb transitive, destroy or root out (for example, a 
     species)  [from the Concise Oxford Dictionary]

        no relationship??

        Paul Fenell
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Subject: Bird viruses?? 
Author:  "Nigel Sterpin" <> at AARNET
Date:    19/9/98 11:48

To the scientifically minded out there, is there a possibility that a 
species restricted virus can be created that wipes out a species, in much 
the same way that Calici virus kills rabbits? I was thinking that maybe a 
virus could be created for sparrows, blackbirds, song thrushes, bulbuls, 
mynas, Mallard ducks, etc.
P.S:this is not a sarcastic question 
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