Ephemeral fever or thn:.e-day-stiffsickness of cattle has been known for nearly a century, and has been described in East Africa (Schweinfurth, 1867), Rhodesia (Bevan, 1907), South Africa (Theiler, 1908), Indonesia (Merkins, 1919 ; Burggraaf, 1932), India (Meadows, 1919), Japan (Futamara, 1922), Palestine (Rosen, 1931), and Australia (Mulhearn, 1937). During recent years world-wide surveys on t...

A nationwide study was conducted in Saudi Arabia to determine if bovine ephemeral fever (BEF) was present in cattle between 1993 and 1995. The study had two components: the first was establishment of sentinel herds of cattle in some localities, the second was to conduct a nationwide serological survey. The results indicated that Saudi Arabia was free of BEF during the period of study and that t...

Background: In this study, partial nucleotide sequence analysis of the G gene was performed for molecular characterization virus that caused bovine ephemeral fever (BEFV) epidemic in Turkey 2020. Phylogenetic these sequences with epidemics seen 2008 and 2012. These were announced GenBank. Methods: The study conducted dairy cattle holdings located Diyarbakır Sur, Çınar Dicle regions South-easter...