See Also: coccidia of chickens(medicine)
Eimeria of chickens(medicine)
bluecomb disease of chickens(medicine)
Coccidia(medicine)
coccidia of swine(medicine)
coccidia of rabbits(medicine)
coccidia of pheasants(medicine)
coccidia of geese(medicine)
coccidia of cattle(medicine)
coccidia of turkeys(medicine)

mooring (iou) and coccidia of chickens (medicine)


mooring (iou)



mooring noun. LME.
[from MOOR verb + -ING1.]
The action of MOOR verb; an instance of this. LME.
A rope, anchor, etc., by or to which a ship, buoy, etc. is moored; spec. a set of permanent anchors and chains laid down for the mooring of a ship etc. Freq. in pl. M18.
The place in a river or harbour where a vessel can be moored. Usu. in pl. M18.
Comb.: mooring-mast: see MAST noun1 2; mooring-post (a) a post fixed into the ground for mooring a boat etc. to a landing-place; (b) a piece of wood in the deck of a large ship to which moorings are fastened; mooring swivel a swivel used to shackle two chains together in mooring.

coccidia of chickens (medicine)


coccidia of chickens -->
Eimeria of chickens
Eimeria tenella, a species producing caecal coccidiosis of young chicks; Eimeria necatrix, producing severe disease in the small intestine and ceca; Eimeria acervulina, Eimeria hagani, and Eimeria praecox, which localise in the duodenum; Eimeria mitis localises in the small intestine, Eimeria brunetti in the lower small intestine and rectum, and Eimeria maxima in the lower small intestine.

Synonym: coccidia of chickens.