85) For the virulencea. The H9N2 is more virulent than H5N1b. The H9N2 is less virulent than H5N1Heec. The velogenic NDV is more virulent than H5N1d. The lentogenic NDV is more virulent than H5N1.

The H5N1 variant virus of extremely virulent avian influenza (HPAI) is the most prevalent. Influenza…

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a. The H9N2 is more virulent than H5N1 b. The H9N2 is less virulent than H5N1 c. The velogenic NDV is more virulent than H5N1 d. The lentogenic NDV is more virulent than H5N1.

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c. The velogenic NDV is more virulent than H5N1
d. The lentogenic NDV is more virulent than H5N1.

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