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Cortisol in Saliva, Urine, Feces, and Hair as Non- and Minimally Invasive Measures of Adrenocortical Activity in Intensively Housed Pigs. [PDF]
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Historical Studies in the Natural Sciences, 2022
In the mid–twentieth century, the supply and control of pound dogs was a crucial area of focus and political contestation for American researchers, teachers, and academic administrators. By tracing the growth of the University of Alabama at Birmingham from a small extension school to a center of biomedical research within that context, this article ...
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In the mid–twentieth century, the supply and control of pound dogs was a crucial area of focus and political contestation for American researchers, teachers, and academic administrators. By tracing the growth of the University of Alabama at Birmingham from a small extension school to a center of biomedical research within that context, this article ...
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Radiation safety in the animal house
Laboratory Animals, 1993Types of radiation Ionizing radiations are widely employed in diagnosis, treatment and research. As the name suggests, they are radiations of various types whose energy is high enough to cause ionization. That is, the action of the radiation on the target material removes one or more electrons from the atoms, leaving positively charged ions.
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Brooklyn Says, "Move to Detroit": Project Proceedings, 2017
The topic of housing design, interpreted in the broadest sense, could be conceived of as any space that hosts a living creature. Thus, in this entry-level design studio, students began by designing a dwelling space for an animal client. Animals were selected because our cohabitation with with them improves, supports, and sustains not only human life ...
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The topic of housing design, interpreted in the broadest sense, could be conceived of as any space that hosts a living creature. Thus, in this entry-level design studio, students began by designing a dwelling space for an animal client. Animals were selected because our cohabitation with with them improves, supports, and sustains not only human life ...
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Animal housing and meteorology II The rating of ventilation systems for animal houses
Agricultural Meteorology, 1964Abstract Factors relevant to the design of ventilation systems are discussed. A simple psychrometric method of estimating the ventilation rate is indicated.
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Animal Housing/Housing Animals: Nodes of Politics, Practices and Human–Animal Relations
2016This chapter presents the human-bird relationship produced within the traditional practice of housing eider ducks in the Vega Archipelago. It comprises both local historical literature and official documents, such as the nomination file proposing the area for the World Heritage List.
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