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Detection of Hemagglutinin H5 Influenza A Virus RNA and Model of Potential Inputs in an Urban California Sewershed. [PDF]
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Food availability and waterfowl use on mid-migration habitats in central and northern Ohio
, 2003 Jason D. Steckel
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Myxozoan parasitism in waterfowl
International Journal for Parasitology, 2008Myxozoans are spore-forming, metazoan parasites common in cold-blooded aquatic vertebrates, especially fishes, with alternate life cycle stages developing in invertebrates. We report nine cases of infection in free-flying native and captive exotic ducks (Anseriformes: Anatidae) from locations across the United States and describe the first myxozoan in ...
Bartholomew, Jerri L. +8 more
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1997
Abstract The only known obligate brood parasite among the waterfowl, and indeed among all species of birds having precocial young, is the South American black-headed duck. Now generally accepted to be a member of the stiff-tailed duck assemblage Oohnsgard and Carbonell, 1996), the black-headed duck is fairly widespread but relatively ...
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Abstract The only known obligate brood parasite among the waterfowl, and indeed among all species of birds having precocial young, is the South American black-headed duck. Now generally accepted to be a member of the stiff-tailed duck assemblage Oohnsgard and Carbonell, 1996), the black-headed duck is fairly widespread but relatively ...
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Phosphorus Poisoning in Waterfowl
Journal of the American Pharmaceutical Association (Scientific ed.), 1950Black and mallard ducks have been found to be highly susceptible to phosphorus poisoning. The results of an investigation of the effects of poisoning from the administration of white phosphorus are reported.
Don R. Coburn +3 more
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Waterfowl Toxicology: A Review
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Exotic Animal Practice, 2008Waterfowl populations may serve as sentinel species for natural and anthropogenic toxicologic problems in the environment. Unfortunately, many toxins cause nonspecific clinical signs, acute mortality, and subtle or no pathologic changes, making toxicologic investigations extremely difficult.
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Production systems for waterfowl.
2012AbstractDucks and geese, which represent up to 7% of world poultry production, are raised for meat production, eggs, foie gras, down and feathers. Asia represents more than 80% of total waterfowl production, with China being the most important, and Europe accounting for around 13%.
Guemene, Daniel, Shi, Z.D., Guy, Gerard
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