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Mortalities of animals have been recorded during summer months when the rainfall
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glycoprotein (AGP) and Haptoglobin (Hp) in addition to SAA in serum and plasma have
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The results of this study support the assumption that orangutans have the potential
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Our results suggest that spitting adaptations appear to have evolved three times
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These species have previously been confused with C. macrops, hence we also present
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which is a bovine TB endemic area, emphasizes the importance this disease could have
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Aktogrammen Abstract: The requirements in the keeping of animals in zoological gardens have
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Zoos have a duty of care: that standards of husbandry practices, housing, health
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remarkable widespread distribution, attempts to unravel their biogeographic history have
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Of these, 20 species have been classified into three subgenera, M.