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Hematology and serum biochemistry parameters of North American river otters (Lontra canadensis)

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Table 1.Number of North American river otter bloodspecimens used to establish hematology and biochemistry(in parentheses) baseline parameters.
Table 2.Hematology and serum biochemistry values for adult live-trapped river otters (Lontra canadensis).
Table 3.Hematology values for juvenile live-trapped river otters (Lontra canadensis).
Figure 2. Percentage of trapping injuries by year of theOLstudy. ML � minor lacerations; CL � closed luxation; � open (compound) luxations; FX � open luxationwith exposure or fracture of bones.

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