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Poultry Science, 2023 : Escherichia coli is an important zoonotic bacterium that significantly impacts one health concept. E. coli is normally detected in the gut of warm-blooded animals, but some serotypes can cause diseases in humans and animals.
Mohamed T El-Saadony +2 more
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Application of anaesthetics in fish hatcheries to promote broodstock and fish seed welfare in Zambia
Cogent Food and Agriculture, 2023 This study investigated the application of anaesthetics in 23 private and government-owned hatcheries in 10 provinces of Zambia. The study employed both qualitative and quantitative research designs and used a structured questionnaire to collect data ...
Joseph Mphande
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Development of the capacity to suffer in embryos and chicks: a systematic review of relevant studies [PDF]
Frontiers in Veterinary ScienceApproximately 1.8 billion chicks are hatched worldwide in commercial hatcheries every month. A typical commercial hatchery is a high-speed and stressful environment.
Jenny L. Mace +4 more
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Prevalence of Antimicrobials and Virulence-Related Genes in Salmonellae Detected in Local Hatcheries in Northern Upper Egypt [PDF]
Journal of Veterinary Medical Research, 2023 Salmonellosis represents a critical problem not only to the poultry producers owing to it is economic impact, but also for poultry consumers due to it is zoonotic health problems.
Samia Fahmy +4 more
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Current situation assessment of biosecurity measures of some poultry sectors and hatcheries in Egypt [PDF]
Journal of Veterinary Medical Research, 2016 "> Preventing the transmission of disease into and between poultry farms, hatcheries, andfrom wildlife, or their droppings, is essential to maintain healthy productive poultry flocks.This study was designed to assess the current situation of biosecurity ...
Asmaa N. Mohammed, Hassan El Sayed Helal
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Biology, 2022 Purpose: Review the experience, principles and parameters of the sturgeon assessment quality by anomalies in early ontogeny. Results: Maintaining the number of sturgeon fish in the transboundary Caspian Sea is provided by five states (Russia, Iran ...
Saule Zh. Assylbekova +3 more
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Microorganisms, 2022 The gut microbiome may represent a relatively untapped resource in the effort to manage and conserve threatened or endangered fish populations, including wild and hatchery-reared Pacific salmonids.
Nicole S. Kirchoff +4 more
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FACETS, 2023 Piscine orthoreovirus genotype 1 (PRV-1) is a common virus in farmed and wild salmon in the northeastern Pacific Ocean. Its regional occurrence in freshwater is far less clear.
Mark P. Polinski +5 more
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The “Hatchery” of the Sun-fish [PDF]
Nature, 1889 THE fact that the “sun-fish” of the American lakes and streams prepares a place for the deposit of its eggs and guards them till hatched is widely known. Certainly is has long been known and is recorded in all recent American works on fishes. The first detailed statement of its nidification I know of was published by Dr. John D. Godman, in his “Rambles
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Ecology and Society, 2019 The Anthropocene, simply put, is characterized by the recognition that natural processes are inextricably entwined with human influence. Against this backdrop, managing natural resources needs to be fundamentally rethought as balancing human-nature ...
Hannah L. Harrison +3 more
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