June 1 - 3 , 1978 - University of Hawaii at Manoa

' Information not our own is £ran Garnham (1966), Davis et al. (1971), Ebfstad et al. (1972),
Arnall and Keymer (1975), Qeiner et al. (1975), McClure et al. (1978).
Numbers refer to symptoms listed on postmortem form and outlined in Part 11; these nunbers
indicate the symptans most likely to be found when that disease is present, and the under-
lined nmbers are very characteristic symptoms.
Letters refer to the orders of birds in which the diseases have been reported. Wild,
domestic, cage, and laboratory groups that have shown susceptibility are incllded. The
underlined orders indicate a host group in which that disease is particularly common.
Key to orders: Sp = Sphenisciformes, Str = Struthioniformes, Rh = Rheiformes, Ca = Casuarii-
formes, Apt = Apterygiformes, Ti = Tinamiformes, Ga = Gaviiformes, Pod = Podicipediformes,
Pro = Procellariiformes, Pel = Pelecaniformes, Ci = Ciconiiformes, A = Anseriformes,
F = Falconiformes, G = Galliformes, Gr = Gruiformes, Ch = Charadiiformes, C = Colunbiformes,
Ps = Psittaciformes, Mu = Musophagiformes, Cu = Cuculiformes, St = Strigiformes,
Cap = Caprimulgiformes, Ap = Apodiformes, Col = Coliiformes, T = Trogoniformes, Cor = Cora-
ciiformes, Pic = Piciformes, P = Passeriformes.