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Restoring Balance: Using Exotic Species to Control Invasive Exotic Species [PDF]
Conservation Biology, 2004 Abstract: Invasive species threaten natural habitats worldwide, and active human management is required to prevent invasion, contain spread, or remediate ecosystems following habitat degradation. One powerful technology for invasive species management in sensitive habitats is biological control, the use of ...
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Learning from Exotic Species [PDF]
Cell, 2013 Although much of what we know about biology has come from the study of a handful of organisms, these existing models only provide a sampling of the interesting traits and adaptations of life. Technological advances have enabled biologists to take a much broader look, with this Select highlighting recent insights into fundamental processes revealed from
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Ophthalmic disease in exotic species
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Exotic Animal Practice, 2002This article highlights factors that must be kept in mind when dealing with species other than cats, dogs, and horses. Diseases of the eye are similar regardless of whether they occur in humans or domestic or exotic species. There are unique conditions in exotic species that reflect differences in anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, and pathophysiology ...
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Companion Animal, 2007
They are a desert-dwelling (both clay and sandy desert) burrowing species found in Mongolia, and adjacent parts of Siberia and northern China. They may also be found in bush country, arid steppe, low plain, cultivated fields, grasslands, and mountain valleys.
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They are a desert-dwelling (both clay and sandy desert) burrowing species found in Mongolia, and adjacent parts of Siberia and northern China. They may also be found in bush country, arid steppe, low plain, cultivated fields, grasslands, and mountain valleys.
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Veterinary Record, 2011
Diagnostic Imaging of Exotic Pets, Maria-Elisabeth Krautwald-Junghanns, Michael Pees, Sven Reese, Thomas Tully 460 pages, hardback, £156. Schlutersche. 2010. ISBN 978 3 89993 049 8 ![Figure][1] IN the preface, the authors describe their aim, ‘to provide a comprehensive book ...
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Diagnostic Imaging of Exotic Pets, Maria-Elisabeth Krautwald-Junghanns, Michael Pees, Sven Reese, Thomas Tully 460 pages, hardback, £156. Schlutersche. 2010. ISBN 978 3 89993 049 8 ![Figure][1] IN the preface, the authors describe their aim, ‘to provide a comprehensive book ...
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Commonly encountered exotic species
Veterinary Record, 2016Lance Jepson 656 pages, paperback, £55.24. Saunders Elsevier. 2016. ISBN 978 0 32332 849 4 ![Graphic][1] AFTER arriving at the practice, this book was immediately put to use. The format takes a little getting used to, but will quickly prove to be an invaluable resource for clinicians, nurses and students alike. The underlying principle
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Introduction—Unusual Exotic Species
Journal of Exotic Pet Medicine, 2014Welcome to this edition of the Journal of Exotic Pet Medicine, devoted to species less commonly presented in exotic animal practice. The articles that follow are intended to familiarize the reader with a variety of animals that many veterinarians have little experience with and far less training to treat and for which information can be difficult to ...
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Ambulatory Exotic and Nontraditional Species Medicine
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Exotic Animal Practice, 2018Ambulatory veterinary practice is anything but a new concept; although it was not a significant portion of companion animal medicine for the last 5 decades, it has been and continues to be the mainstay of large animal practice. As exotic animal medicine has been one of the fastest growing segments of veterinary medicine, mobile and on-site care for ...
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