Fleming W J, Caslick J W
Cornell Vet. 1978 Jul;68(3):391-5.
Abnormal behavior, suggestive of rabies, is not an unusual finding in woodchucks (Marmota monax). Necropsy records, rabies antibody tests, and necropsy examinations performed by the authors indicate that migration of ascarid larvae usually is responsible for the abnormal behavior, and that rabies is an infrequent finding. Baermannization of brain tissue is suggested for a differential diagnosis.
异常行为，提示狂犬病，在土拨鼠（旱獭）中并非不常见的发现。作者进行的尸检记录、狂犬病抗体检测和尸检表明，蛔虫幼虫迁移通常是异常行为的原因，而狂犬病是罕见的发现。建议采用贝曼氏法处理脑组织进行鉴别诊断。
