Although , it tends to resolve with treatment , the M. gallinae infection may become chronic .
Roosters and chicks tend to be more susceptible to the infection , with fighting cocks having the highest rates of M. gallinae dermatophytosis .
It tends to resolve with treatment , the M. gallinae infection may become chronic .
Roosters and chicks tend to be more susceptible to the infection , with fighting cocks having the highest rates of M. gallinae dermatophytosis .