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ISBN: 0-12-809219-X

Anmerkung: Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Contributors -- Foreword -- Preface -- Chapter 1 - Wildlife necropsy -- Introduction -- Necropsy basics -- Necropsy examination -- Preparation -- The Essentials -- Collection and Documentation of Relevant Historical Information -- External and Internal Examination -- Carnivores -- Ruminants and other Herbivores -- Marine Mammals -- Birds -- Turtles -- Snakes -- Lizards -- Fish -- Invertebrates -- Neonates -- Eggs -- Very Large Animals -- Very Small Animals -- Mass Mortality Events and Outbreaks -- Cleanup and Carcass Disposal -- Sample Collection and Management -- Data Management and Sharing -- Communication -- General -- Arthropod necropsy evaluation -- Arthropod Gross Anatomy Checklist -- Arthropod Histology Checklist -- Cnidarian necropsy evaluation -- Cnidarian Histology Checklist -- Echinoderm necropsy evaluation -- Echinoderm Gross Anatomy Checklist -- Echinoderm Histology Checklist -- Bivalve and gastropod mollusc necropsy evaluation -- Bivalve Mollusc Gross Anatomy Checklist -- Bivalve Mollusc Histology Checklist -- Gastropod Mollusc Gross Anatomy Checklist -- Gastropod Mollusc Histology Checklist -- Cephalopod mollusc necropsy evaluation -- Cephalopod Mollusc Gross Anatomy Checklist -- Cephalopod Mollusc Histology Checklist -- References -- Chapter 2 - Forensic wildlife pathology -- Introduction -- Trauma -- Toxins -- Ballistics -- Drowning -- Poisoning -- Forensic taphonomy and time of death determination -- Evaluating Skeletonized Remains -- Postmortem Scavenging -- Gross and histologic nonlesions in the frozen/thawed carcass -- Skeletal preparation techniques -- Documentation and reporting -- Report content -- Preservation of evidence -- References -- Chapter 3 - Laboratory diagnostics -- Principles of diagnostic testing -- Choosing the right test. , Developing the Diagnostic Question -- Choosing the Best Test to Answer the Diagnostic Question -- Reference data requirements -- Test performance and interpretation -- Using test results for decision making -- Bias in Test Interpretation and Diagnostic Decision Making -- Errors in Estimating Disease Probability -- Errors in Estimating Strength of Evidence -- Minimizing Bias -- Evidence for causality -- Sample handling and diagnostics -- Gross Necropsy and Histopathology -- Microbiology -- Molecular Diagnostics -- Toxicology and Nutrition -- Field Sample Preservation -- Dealing With Sample Handling Errors -- Permits -- Choosing a laboratory -- New tools for pathogen discovery -- References -- Chapter 4 - Introduction to comparative clinical pathology -- Basic principles of clinical pathology across species -- Reference Intervals -- Aspects on Methodology and Quality Assurance and Control -- Comparative clinical pathology and unique clinical pathology features in nondomestic species -- Comparative Hematology -- Erythrocytes -- Leukocytes -- Platelets and Thrombocytes -- Comparative Hemostasis -- Comparative Clinical Chemistry -- Proteins -- Renal -- Enzymology -- Liver Function -- Monovalent Electrolytes -- Bivalent Electrolytes -- Glucose and Lipids -- Acid-Base Status -- Urinalysis -- Comparative Cytology -- Application of Clinical Pathology Testing During Postmortem Examinations -- Postmortem Hematology -- Postmortem Biochemistry -- Postmortem Cytology -- Zoonotic Risk Management -- Notes on Clinical Pathology Sampling in the Field, for Forensics, and in Unusual Mortality Events -- References -- Chapter 5 - Bovidae, antilocapridae, giraffidae, tragulidae, hippopotamidae -- Introduction -- Unique features -- Non-infectious diseases -- Nutritional -- Metabolic -- Toxic -- Congenital/Genetic -- Age-Related/Degenerative -- Trauma. , Inflammatory Non-infectious -- Miscellaneous -- Neoplastic -- Infectious diseases -- DNA Viruses -- RNA Viruses -- Bacteria -- Fungi -- Metazoa -- Protozoa -- Ectoparasites -- Prions -- References -- Chapter 6 - Cervidae -- Introduction -- Unique features -- Non-infectious diseases -- Nutritional -- Metabolic -- Toxic -- Congenital/Genetic -- Age-Related/Degenerative -- Inflammatory Non-infectious -- Neoplastic -- Infectious diseases -- DNA Viruses -- RNA Viruses -- Bacteria -- Fungi -- Metazoa -- Protozoa -- Ectoparasites -- Prions -- References -- Chapter 7 - Camelidae -- Introduction -- Unique features -- Non-infectious diseases -- Nutritional -- Congenital/Genetic -- Age-related/Degenerative -- Inflammatory Non-infectious -- Miscellaneous -- Neoplastic -- Infectious diseases -- DNA Viruses -- RNA Viruses -- Bacteria -- Fungi -- Metazoa -- Protozoa -- Ectoparasites -- References -- Chapter 8 - Suidae and tayassuidae -- Introduction -- Unique features -- Non-infectious diseases -- Nutritional -- Metabolic -- Congenital/Genetic -- Age-Related/Degenerative -- Miscellaneous -- Neoplastic -- Infectious diseases -- DNA Viruses -- RNA Viruses -- Bacteria -- Fungi -- Metazoa -- Protozoa -- Ectoparasites -- References -- Chapter 9 - Canidae, ursidae, and ailuridae -- Introduction -- Unique FEATURES -- Non-infectious diseases -- Nutritional -- Metabolic -- Toxic -- Congenital/Genetic -- Age-Related/Degenerative -- Trauma -- Miscellaneous -- Neoplastic -- Infectious diseases -- DNA Viruses -- RNA Viruses -- Bacteria -- Fungi -- Parasites -- Metazoa -- Protozoa -- Ectoparasites -- References -- Chapter 10 - Felidae -- Introduction -- Unique features -- Non-infectious diseases -- Nutritional -- Toxic -- Congenital/Genetic -- Age-related/Degenerative -- Inflammatory Non-infectious -- Miscellaneous -- Neoplastic -- Infectious diseases -- DNA Viruses. , RNA Viruses -- Bacteria -- Fungi -- Parasites -- Prions -- Common Neoplasms in Felids -- References -- Chapter 11 - Mustelids -- Introduction -- Unique features -- Non-infectious diseases -- Nutritional -- Metabolic -- Toxic -- Congenital/Genetic -- Age-related/Degenerative -- Trauma -- Inflammatory Non-infectious -- Neoplastic -- Infectious diseases -- DNA Viruses -- RNA Viruses -- Bacteria -- Fungi -- Prions -- References -- Anchor 264 -- Chapter 12 - Procyonidae, Viverridae, Hyenidae, Herpestidae, Eupleridae, and Prionodontidae -- Introduction -- Unique features -- Non-infectious diseases -- Nutritional -- Metabolic -- Toxic -- Congenital/Genetic -- Age-Related/Degenerative -- Miscellaneous -- Neoplastic -- Infectious diseases -- DNA Viruses -- RNA Viruses -- Bacteria -- Fungi -- Metazoa -- Protozoa -- Ectoparasites -- Prions -- References -- Chapter 13 - Prosimians -- Introduction -- Unique features -- Non-infectious diseases -- Nutritional -- Metabolic -- Toxic -- Congenital/Genetic -- Age-Related/Degenerative -- Miscellaneous Diseases -- Neoplastic -- Infectious diseases -- DNA Viruses -- RNA Viruses -- Bacteria -- Fungi -- Parasites -- Metazoa -- Protozoa -- Ectoparasites -- References -- Chapter 14 - New world and old world monkeys -- Introduction -- Unique features -- Non-infectious diseases -- Nutritional -- Metabolic -- Inflammatory Non-infectious -- Neoplastic -- Infectious diseases -- DNA Viruses -- Alphaherpesviruses -- Betaherpesviruses -- Gammaherpesviruses -- Other DNA Viruses -- RNA Viruses -- Miscellaneous Viral Infections -- Bacteria -- Fungi -- Metazoa -- Protozoa -- Mites -- Classification of New World and Old World Monkeys -- Unique Features -- Additional Notable Infectious Diseases -- Viruses -- Bacteria and Fungi -- Parasites -- References -- References -- Chapter 15 - Apes -- Abstract -- Keywords -- Introduction. , Unique features -- Non-infectious diseases -- Nutritional -- Metabolic -- Congenital/Genetic -- Age-Related/Degenerative -- Neoplastic -- Infectious diseases -- DNA Viruses -- Poxviruses -- Alphaherpesviruses -- Betaherpesviruses -- Gammaherpesviruses -- Papillomaviruses -- RNA Viruses -- Respiratory Disease Viruses -- Picornaviruses -- Enteroviruses -- Hepatitis viruses -- Filoviruses (Hemorrhagic Fever Viruses) -- Retroviruses -- Bacteria -- Fungi -- Metazoa -- Protozoa -- Ectoparasites and Mites -- Introduction To Apes -- The Gibbons (family Hylobatidae) -- The Great Apes -- The Natural History of Apes -- Conservation Status -- Additional unique features -- External Anatomy -- Skeletal Anatomy -- Regional Anatomy of the Oral Cavity and Neck -- Regional Thoracic Anatomy -- Urogenital Tract Anatomy -- Female Reproductive System -- Gastrointestinal Tract -- Central Nervous System and Pituitary and Adrenal Glands -- ADDITIONAL Viruses and Viral Diversity in Apes -- ADDITIONAL parasites of apes -- References -- Chapter 16 - Proboscidae -- Introduction -- Unique features -- Non-infectious diseases -- Neoplastic -- Infectious diseases -- DNA Viruses -- RNA Viruses -- Bacteria -- Parasites -- References -- Chapter 17 - Perissodactyls -- Introduction -- Unique features -- Non-infectious diseases -- Nutritional -- Metabolic -- Toxic -- Congenital/Genetic -- Age-Related/Degenerative -- Trauma -- Inflammatory, Non-infectious -- Miscellaneous -- Neoplastic -- Infectious diseases -- Viruses -- Bacteria -- Fungi -- Metazoa -- Protozoa -- References -- Chapter 18 - Monotremes and marsupials -- Introduction -- Unique features -- Non-infectious diseases -- Nutritional -- Metabolic -- Toxic -- Congenital/Genetic -- Age-Related/Degenerative -- Trauma -- Inflammatory Non-infectious -- Neoplastic -- Infectious diseases -- DNA Viruses -- RNA Viruses -- Bacteria -- Fungi. , Metazoa.

Weitere Ausg.: ISBN 0-12-805306-2

Sprache: Englisch