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Cardiovascular Disease in Birds of Prey
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Exotic Animal PracticeCardiovascular disease is not uncommonly encountered in both wild and captive raptors. Captive-held raptors may be at increased risk for the development of cardiovascular disease due to differences in lifestyle and diet. There is a need for further research into effective doses for management of cardiovascular conditions following diagnosis ...
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In Practice, 1989
GAME birdproduction intheUKhasincreased markedly in recent years. About15million birds arereared annually, mostly forsport, butalsowithsomeincreased interest intable meat production. Conservative estimates suggest that itcosts between £10and£15toputabirdintheairtoshoot.
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GAME birdproduction intheUKhasincreased markedly in recent years. About15million birds arereared annually, mostly forsport, butalsowithsomeincreased interest intable meat production. Conservative estimates suggest that itcosts between £10and£15toputabirdintheairtoshoot.
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Newcastle disease in birds of prey
Veterinary Record, 1971I F, Keymer, P S, Dawson
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A BRD’s (BiRD’s) eye view of BET and BRPF bromodomains in neurological diseases
Reviews in the Neurosciences, 2021Arvind Kumar
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