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On the Temperature of the Ratite Birds
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(A) and (B) Alignment of ratites sequences and sample GK/RN/011 and GK/RU/009. Dots signify identity to the Struthio camelus sequence. (C) The evolutionary history was inferred using the Neighbor-Joining method [42]. The bootstrap consensus tree inferred
Niraj Rai (116632) +6 more
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This systematic survey of museum ratite (Pterocnemia, Rhea, Casuarius, Struthio, Dromias and Apteryx) skeletal collections was performed to reevaluate previous perspectives and assess effect of captivity on macroscopically detectable pathology.
Rothschild, B M, Rühli, F R
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Captive ratites, including the ostrich (Struthio camelus), are susceptible to various gastrointestinal conditions. However, spontaneous cloacal prolapse is a relatively less frequent diagnosis.
Mohammad Raguib Munif
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All regression lines for extant species are extrapolated to the body masses of Sauropodomorpha. In all panels the dashed blue lines and dashed green lines are regression lines for ratites and megaherbivores, respectively.
P. Martin Sander (164109) +2 more
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Tuberculosis in ratites and ornamental birds [PDF]
Avian tuberculosis is worldwide distributed and affects domestic and wild birds. Aetiological agent is Mycobacterium avium subsp. avium. Its zoonotic potential has acquired importance since HIV pandemia, that is why the manipulation of viable ...
Romero, C. +7 more
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Les helminthes des ratites (étude bibliographique et bilan dans les élevages en France)
Ce travail présente dans un premier temps, une étude bibliographique concernant la parasitologie générale des oiseaux et de façon un peu plus précise, celle des ratites.
L'HOSTIS, Monique, TURBE, Jean-Rémy
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