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Noninfectious Diseases of Wildlife





Softcover, 204 pages

261 x 194 mm page size

40 b/w illustrations

ISBN: 978-1-874545-75-0

Price £55.00


Anne Fairbrother, DVM, PhD
Louis N. Locke, DVM
Gerald L. Hoff, PhD, FACE

Contributors: William J. Adrian, Lawrence J. Blus, Steven P. Bradbury, John E. Cooper, James M. Donald, Regina M. Donohue, Anne Fairbrother, D. Michael Fry, Mari S. Golub, Gary H. Heinz, Kelly E. Helmick, Charles J. Henny, Paula F.P. Henry, Elwood F. Hill, Diane M. Hoff, Gerald L. Hoff, David Jessop, Kenneth H. Johnson, Robert L. Jones, Frederick A. Leighton, Louis N. Locke, Fred Anthony Mann, Todd O’Hara, Harry M. Ohlendorf, Charles D. Rice, Karen E. Roertgen, Richard K. Stroud, Nancy J. Thomas, E. Thomas Thorne, Harmon P. Weeks, Jr., Stanley N. Wiemeyer, Elizabeth S. Williams, Julie T. Yamamoto

This book provides an introduction to disease problems - other than those of an infectious or parasitic nature - that afflict free-ranging and captive wildlife. Noninfectious diseases include the effects of toxic substances, physiological conditions and trauma on wildlife. It covers a wide range of dangers to wildlife including lead poisoning and the effects of environmental oestrogenic compounds, oil pollution, mercury poisoning, mycotoxins, geophagy, organochlorine pesticides, selenium, and cyanide. This book will be of value to all who have an interest in the health and disease status of wildlife populations. Readership: Veterinarians in training, practice and research. Wildlife Managers, Wildlife Biologists, Zoo and Public Health Specialists, Environmental Conservationists.

Contents: Preface; Forensic Investigational Techniques for Wildlife Law Enforcement Investigations; Geophagy; Mycotoxins; Environmental Estrogens: Implications for Reproduction in Wildlife; Cholinesterase-inhibiting Pesticides; Organochlorine Pesticides; Polychlorinated Biphenyls; 2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin; Cyanide; Lead Poisoning of Waterfowl and Raptors; Mercury Poisoning in Wildlife; Selenium; Oil Pollution and Petroleum Toxicity Wildlife; Physical Injury; Shock; Exterional Myopathy (Capture Myopathy); Amyloidosis; Dental Anomalies in Mammals; Index.


 

 





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Key Features:
Wide coverage of noninfectious diseases with an overview of each syndrome.

Specific sections that describe pathology, diagnostic features and treatment.

Written by 33 experts and researchers.

Includes a reference section for further reading.

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