what is the scientific name for foot and mouth

[cherokeeruby]

Enteroviral vesicularstomatitis

 

[cherokeeruby]

Wrong disease, that is hand and mouth disease.

Enteroviral vesicularstomatitis

 

[Beefy]

Knowing that the genus for Foot and Mouth is Aphthovirus but having never seen a species name for it, my curiosity got the best of me; i had to look it up. this is what i found:


"FMD is the internationally recognized (English language) name of the disease and foot-and-mouth disease virus is the species name designated by the International Committee for the Taxonomy of Viruses (ICTV)."


Ruby-Do you know that you can edit and/or delete a post?

 

[cherokeeruby]

No didn't know that. What is the procedure?

Knowing that the genus for Foot and Mouth is Aphthovirus but having never seen a species name for it, my curiosity got the best of me; i had to look it up. this is what i found:


"FMD is the internationally recognized (English language) name of the disease and foot-and-mouth disease virus is the species name designated by the International Committee for the Taxonomy of Viruses (ICTV)."


Ruby-Do you know that you can edit and/or delete a post?

 

[M Gravlee]

When you are logged in you should see an edit button and a X button in the top right hand corner of your post. Just click the edit button to edit or the X button to delete.

 

[cherokeeruby]

When you are logged in you should see an edit button and a X button in the top right hand corner of your post. Just click the edit button to edit or the X button to delete.

Ok, I responded to your post saying that I did not see the X
When I view that message I did see the X and deleted my response. But do not see how to delete a previous post.

 

[M Gravlee]

Oooooops! I forgot. You can only delete if you do it before someone posts a reply to your message.

 

[dun]

What's the scientific name for "foot IN mouth disease", is it in the same family as "head in butt disease"?

dun

 

[D.R. Cattle]

Dun you beat me to that punchline.

 

[Anonymous]

I think the answer to Mr. Dun's question is: Oregonian