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FUNGAL DERMATITIS IN CAPTIVE PINNIPEDS
Journal of Zoo and Wildlife Medicine, 2000Fungal dermatitis was diagnosed in two captive gray seals (Halichoerus grypus) and four harbor seals (Phoca vitulina) between 1992 and 1994. Trichophyton mentagrophytes, Malassezia spp., and Yarrowia (Candida) lipolytica were isolated. Erythematous, thickened, alopecic skin lesions were present on the face and on the flippers, particularly around the ...
C G, Pollock, B, Rohrbach, E C, Ramsay
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Zeitschrift für Jagdwissenschaft, 2002
In recent times, morbilliviral infection of seals has been found in various geographical parts of Russia that are widely separated. Isolates of the virus taken from seals were pathogenic for hybrid polecats and canine pups, had certain differences in genome — nucleotide sequences of a H-gene site (471–770 n), and amino acid sequences coded by that site
V. N. Sazonkin +6 more
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In recent times, morbilliviral infection of seals has been found in various geographical parts of Russia that are widely separated. Isolates of the virus taken from seals were pathogenic for hybrid polecats and canine pups, had certain differences in genome — nucleotide sequences of a H-gene site (471–770 n), and amino acid sequences coded by that site
V. N. Sazonkin +6 more
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1994
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Basic mechanisms in pinniped vision
Experimental Brain Research, 2009Pinnipeds are amphibious mammals. The amphibious lifestyle is challenging for all sensory systems including vision, and specific adaptations of the eyes have evolved in response to the changed requirements concerning vision in two optically very different media, water and air.
Frederike D, Hanke +3 more
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New Zealand’s Cetaceans and Pinnipeds
New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 1981The 8 species of baleen whale in New Zealand waters range in length from 6 to 30+ metres, and the 25 species of toothed whale range up to 18 metres. A single porpoise species is known in New Zealand sub-Antarctic waters. The baleen whales and many of the toothed whales are migratory, and New Zealand straddles their well-defined routes: a combination ...
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Pseudophyllidean Cestodes from Alaskan Pinnipeds
The Journal of Parasitology, 1948Some thirty-three species of pseudophyllidean cestodes have been described from seals and sea-lions but the descriptions are so incomplete and imperfect that it is virtually impossible to recognize any of them with certainty. Redescriptions of species, on the basis of incorrectly determined specimens, have undoubtedly added to the confusion.
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Seroprevalence of Toxoplasma gondii in Pinnipeds under Human Care and in Wild Pinnipeds
Pathogens, 2021Nuno Urbani +2 more
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