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Don’t badger a badger!

Child Care, 2009
Each month Lynne Garner puts a different animal in the spotlight. She gives some facts and figures to get you started on a project and provides a related practical activity. This month she looks at a seldom seen woodland creature.
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Effectiveness of badger culls

Veterinary Record, 2018
We note Defra Minister George Eustice’s statement on 13 September1 referring to epidemiological data on bovine TB (bTB) in cattle in badger culling zones.2 He claims that: ‘Today’s figures showing reductions in TB cases in Somerset and Gloucestershire are evidence that our strategy for dealing with this slow-moving, insidious disease is delivering ...
Iain, McGill   +14 more
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BADGER

Alloy Digest, 1961
Abstract BADGER is an oil hardening, non-deforming tool and die steel having good hardenability characteristics. Tungsten and chromium additions increase its wear resistance over the straight manganese oil hardening type die steel. This datasheet provides information on composition, physical properties, hardness, and tensile properties ...
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Investigating badger bites

Veterinary Record, 2012
WITH the increased interest in investigating incidents of suspected badger baiting, colleagues may be asked to help to provide evidence in such cases. The investigation of bite marks in animals is a fairly common presentation for clinical veterinarians.
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Badger versus hedgehog

Veterinary Record, 2018
As DEFRA considers a review of the bovine tuberculosis eradication strategy and the controversial badger cull approaches ( VR , 24 February 2018, vol 182, p 207), recent separate studies have made national headlines, reporting an alarming decrease in the population of the nation’s favourite wild animal, the hedgehog.
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Badger culling extensions

Veterinary Record, 2013
Robin Hargreaves, the BVA President, comments: Mark Jones and colleagues have made a number of comments and raised questions in relation to the BVA's recent statement on the CVO's advice to ministers regarding the extension to the badger culls in the two pilot areas.
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Badgers

The Journal of Animal Ecology, 1978
H. N. Southern, Ernest G. Neal
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