Capture From Wild to Captivity
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... of wild mammals and birds (free ranging and captive) associated with the stress of capture, restraint and transportation (Williams & Thorne ...of capture myopathy documented in wild ...
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Importance of wild species kept in captivity as reservoirs of Salmonella serotypes for human in petting exhibitions and zoo in Iran with focus on antimicrobial resistance
... antibiotics) from wild captive animals in other regions of ...strains from birds in parks and pet shops in Tehran, all isolates were susceptible to Danofloxacin, Norfloxacin, Levofloxacin, Amikacin, ...
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Effects of capture and captivity on plasma corticosterone and metabolite levels in breeding Eurasian Tree Sparrows
... initial capture and restraint stress of captivity and underwent significant weight loss in captivity despite water and food were provided ad ...result from 24 h of cap- tivity stress that not ...
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Orcas in captivity
... captured from the wild and displayed in public exhibitions in the early1960s; they quickly became popular attractions due to their capacity for training, and striking size and ...in captivity ...
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CHAPTER VII TERMINATION OF CAPTIVITY
... The second paragraph of Article 109 affirmatively establishes the procedure; the second paragraph of Ar- ticle 110 enumerates the general categories of prisoners of war eligi- ble [r] ...
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Identification and Characterization of Avihepadnaviruses Isolated from Exotic Anseriformes Maintained in Captivity
... Five new hepadnaviruses were cloned from exotic ducks and geese, including the Chiloe wigeon, mandarin duck, puna teal, Orinoco sheldgoose, and ashy-headed sheldgoose. Sequence comparisons revealed that all but ...
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Response of sub adult North Island brown kiwi to relocation from captivity to the wild : a thesis presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Ecology at Massey University
... Appendix 10 Mixed model on minutes of activity relative to experimental group and timeperiod Mixed model on food intake relative to experimental group and timeperiod Appendix 11 Mixed mo[r] ...
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Additive opportunistic capture explains group hunting benefits in African wild dogs
... Cooperative hunting and increasing group size have been reported to increase rate of kills, reduce costs per individual and/ or enable capture of larger prey 6 . Prey size and group kill rate were found to ...
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Response of sub adult North Island brown kiwi to relocation from captivity to the wild : a thesis presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Science in Ecology at Massey University
... Dispersal of sub-adult kiwi released into areas without resident kiwi began to increase in June, which roughly coincides with the first breeding period in Tongariro Forest kiwi estimated[r] ...
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Classification, Identification, and Manipulation of Relevant Factors for Adaptation and Behavioural Adjustment from a Psychological Point of View
... in captivity there are very few situations/opportunities to express any other behaviour ...of captivity, is it feasible and, more importantly, desirable that the individuals emit specific typical patterns ...
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Energy performance of wild capture marine fisheries at global, regional, and local scales
... Within modern industrialized fleets, it is easier to draw conclusions from available fuel use data, even where data for a particular region are lacking. Analysis of our database shows that variation in FUI is more ...
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Fanciful Animals in Captivity
... comes from a fall tradition, where people of the area would come together to partake in ales or rich ciders from large communal pitchers (often earthenware with sgraffito ...
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BK Virus as a Cofactor in the Etiology of Prostate Cancer in Its Early Stages
... slides from serial sections that showed the presence of viral DNA and TAg expression ...duct from the same BKV-positive specimen showed robust nuclear staining with the BKV probe ...2F). Wild-type ...
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Liberation Theology and Liberal Society
... The writings of early liberation theologians contain a common pattern of central themes, including the hope of lib- eration from captivity founded on God's political [r] ...
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WHERE THE HEART BEATS: DISCOVERING HISTORICAL EVENTS AND THEIR INFLUENCES OVER THE CHARACTERS IN ELAINE CASTILLO’S AMERICA IS NOT THE HEART
... Although considered as works of fiction, novels are written to share the personal or shared truths that are as significant to the readers as they are to their authors. Many truths are found within the narrative of ...
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Homecomings: Returning POWs and the Legacies of Defeat in Postwar Germany
... ‘pseudoreligious’ (p. 127), enabled former POWs to continue seeing themselves as soldiers—only now, of course, for the better cause. The narrative also allowed them to forget their role in Hitler’s war. The SED did what ...
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Captivity Psychoses among Prisoners of War
... This whole situation of internal responsibility for conditions within the stockade and the concern of the captor guards for external affairs sets up a different pattern of controls and d[r] ...
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Reproduction, larval growth and metamorphosis of the nudibranch molluscs "Onchidoris bilamellata" (L ) and "Goniodoris nodosa" (Montagu)
... Newly hatched larvae of Onchidoris bilamellata obtained from spawn masses laid by adults maintained in captivity in 1991 and 1993 top graphs and from spawn masses collected from the fiel[r] ...
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From... to...
... It has become clear that many of the traditional places of politics have become ineffective and sometimes simply corrupt. Today the political is on the move again: from Seattle to Prague, from Genoa to ...
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From... to...
... heterotopias from within their multiple space/time realities, an investigation that values the researched as researchers – and in which the ‘official’ researchers are themselves researched, for their value-laden ...
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