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Showing 1 to 20 of 80 for “"Domestic animals"”.
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Oophorectomy and Ovariectomy in the Domestic Animals
University of Minnesota Masters thesis. June 1920. Major: Anatomy. 1 computer file (PDF); 63, iii pages.
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PATHOLOGY OF THE UROGENITAL TRACT IN DOMESTIC ANIMALS
Even though pathology of the urogenital tract in domestic animals is a wide field of research several topics are still poorly investigated, tumors in particular. Moving from this observation, my research is organized into two main topics: canine urothelial carcinoma and tumours of the genital …
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CLINICAL APPLICATIONS OF PARAOXONASE-1 IN DOMESTIC ANIMALS: BEYOND CONVENTIONAL INFLAMMATORY MARKERS
… and oxidative stress frequently occur in domestic animals. The diagnosis and monitoring of inflammatory and oxidative conditions are based on markers that are so far considered accurate but may lack specificity and prognostic utility. In the last years’ research, interest has grown about …
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Part 1: The bovine kidney in health & disease. Part 2: An etiological & pathological study of pneumonia in domestic animals
Thesis (M.S.)--Michigan State College of Agriculture and Applied Science. Dept. of Animal Pathology, 1940
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Neospora Caninum: Oocyst Production in Dogs, Infection of Pregnant Cows With Oocysts, and Transmission Between Wild and Domestic Animals
… (""NC-deer1"") is identical to N. caninum from domestic animals, indicating that transmission between wild and domestic animals is not rare. In addition, N. caninum antibodies were detected in 39% of gray wolves (Canis lupus ), 11% of coyotes, 26% of white-tailed deer, and 13% of moose ( Alces …
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8maw8gan: Zooarchaeology of Changing W8banaki Fishing Practices at Fort Odanak on Alsig8ntegw
… net fishing was used to capture larger fish. Few domestic animals introduced by the Jesuits were raised at the mission during this time. The variety of exploited species decreased in later centuries and an increased reliance on domestic animals over wild ones is noted. The diminution of the fur …
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Detection of a Surrogate Biological Threat Agent (Bacillus globigii) with a Portable Surface Plasmon Resonance Biosensor
… agents that threaten the health of humans and domestic animals. The bacterium Bacillus anthracis, causal agent of anthrax, has been used as a biological warfare agent. Here, we extend the work of Chinowksy et al. (2007) to the detection of a surrogate of B. anthracis, B. globigii (also known as …
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Laukinių ir naminių gyvūnų pasiutligės epidemiologija, diagnostika ir imunoprofilaktika Lietuvoje /
… People usually contract this disease from stray domestic animals therefore a realistic threat is posed to everyone to become infected with the rabies virus (RV). The only and the most effective way of protecting oneself from rabies after an infected or unknown animal has bitten one, is …
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The Effect Of Therapeutic Horsemanship Program On Emotionally Disturbed Boys
The relationships between humans and animals have been associated with various therapeutic implications. While there is no agreed upon name, the term "pet facilitated therapy" has become widely accepted. Pet facilitated therapy has been particularly adopted to describe the relationship between …
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The zoo as paradoxical discourse : a social space of paradoxical construction and deconstruction of knowledge about animals
… of the knowledge and meaning of non-domestic animals. It examines the influence of current animal rights and conservation discourse on the evolution of the zoo's architecture and purpose, and its effect on those that use the zoo. Fieldwork was conducted in three different zoos in Cape …
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Intestinal Parasitic Infection: Prevalence, Risk Factors and Consequences for Child Growth, Iron Status and Development in Rural Ecuador
… pathogenic protozoal IPI's was a high density of domestic animals living in and around the home. Children who lived in such households had a risk for infection that was 2-5 times greater than others. This suggests that domestic animals were important reservoirs for IPI infection in the child group …
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New Handheld Emissions Detector for Pinpointing the Location of Inadvertently Energized Objects in Urban Environments.
… Every year electric shocks occur when people and domestic animals (such as dogs and cats) make incidental contact with these energized objects. In very rare cases the shocks from these contacts are lethal. Through current personal research, a new handheld detector was developed. It uses the …
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DESCRIÇÃO DE NERVOS DOS PLEXOS LOMBAR E SACRAL EM BICHO-PREGUIÇA-DE-GARGANTA-MARROM (Bradypus variegatus, SCHINZ, 1825)
… sloth (Bradypus variegatus). Seven animals, with unknown death causes, were donate by Wild Animals Triage Center (CETAS-IBAMA/Cabedelo) and by Paranaense Museum Emílio Goeldi and dissected., Studied nerves originated from ventral branches of the spinal nerves between L1 and S3, the …
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Atmospheric Lagrangian transport structures and their applications to aerobiology
… spread of infectious diseases affecting plants, domestic animals, and humans.
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Epidemiology of cryptosporidiosis in dogs in Lusaka District, Zambia
… a diarrhoeal disease of humans and domestic animals. The parasite has been reported in a variety of domestic animals including dogs. Several species of Cryptosporidium infecting animals have also been reported in humans highlighting the zoonotic nature of the disease. This study was …
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Epidemiology of cryptosporidiosis in dogs in Lusaka District, Zambia
… a diarrhoeal disease of humans and domestic animals. The parasite has been reported in a variety of domestic animals including dogs. Several species of Cryptosporidium infecting animals have also been reported in humans highlighting the zoonotic nature of the disease. This study was …
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Perfil epidemiológico da infecção por Trypanosoma cruzi em regiões de vulnerabilidade do Brasil
… the contact of the parasite with humans and domestic animals. Therefore, it is essential to understand the socio-epidemiological characteristics of each region, so that specific control measures are established for each parasite transmission cycle. Objective: To determine the epidemiological …
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Enamel hypoplasia in modern and archaeological caprine populations: The development and application of a new methodological approach
Archaeological research into domestic animals has demonstrated that enamel hypoplasia is a potentially valuable tool for investigating a range of archaeological topics including domestication and animal management strategies. However, research into archaeological domestic populations has been …
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