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Massive outbreaks of blindness in Australian kangaroos occurred in 1994 through to 1996. This slide shows eye tissue from a Western Australian kangaroo. A fluorescent stain highlights the Wallal virus, in yellow/green, which was shown to be the cause of the disease.

Image: Dr Peter Hooper, Australian Animal Health Laboratory (AAHL)

Photographer : Dr. Peter Hooper

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The Virus that Causes Kangaroo Blindness
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