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期刊名:Journal of zoo and wildlife medicine

缩写:J ZOO WILDLIFE MED

ISSN:1042-7260

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IF/分区:0.5/Q4

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Sara E Schmitt,Gabriela B das Neves,Jéssica A Withoeft et al. Sara E Schmitt et al.
Parrot bornaviruses are responsible for proventricular dilatation disease (PDD) in psittacines. This study aimed to determine the occurrence and factors associated with Parrot bornaviruses infection in psittacines kept in captivity in a sta...
Milan Thorel,Yannick Roman,Antoine Leclerc Milan Thorel
The white stork (Ciconia ciconia) is a ciconiiform species widely represented in zoological institutions. Plasma protein electrophoresis is widely used in avian patients for assessment of inflammatory conditions, but reference intervals for...
Anthony P Lisankis,Anne K Weigt,Kevin Barrett et al. Anthony P Lisankis et al.
Panamanian golden frog (PGF) (Atelopus zeteki) is a critically endangered species. The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore houses two groups of PGF originating from distinct geographic locations as an assurance colony, with the goal of upholding gene...
Mariko Miki,Ryo Daniel Obara,Kyohei Nishimura et al. Mariko Miki et al.
High pathogenicity avian influenza is an acute zoonotic disease with high mortality in birds caused by a high pathogenicity avian influenza virus (HPAIV). Recently, HPAIV has rapidly spread worldwide and has killed many wild birds, includin...
Roy M van der Meijs,Willem van Leeuwen,Casper Prins et al. Roy M van der Meijs et al.
The wild rhinoceros populations have declined drastically in the past decades because the rhinoceros are heavily hunted for their horns. Zoological institutions aim to conserve rhinoceros populations in captivity, but one of the challenges ...
Emma Vaasjo,Meredith M Clancy,Matthew E Kinney et al. Emma Vaasjo et al.
Two zoo-maintained short-beaked echidnas (Tachyglossus aculeatus) had long histories of intermittent anorexia and lethargy. Case 1 presented with a recurrence of these signs after transfer to another facility and died shortly after arrival....
Melissa A Fayette,David J Minich,Hannah Sylvester et al. Melissa A Fayette et al.
Multiple species of elephant endotheliotropic herpesvirus (EEHV) have caused fatal hemorrhagic disease in African (Loxodonta africana) and Asian (Elephas maximus) elephants. To date, EEHV7 has been detected only in benign pulmonary and skin...
Katherine Dowling,Katherine Wells,Sharman Hoppes et al. Katherine Dowling et al.
Joint luxations commonly occur in animals secondary to traumatic injury. Because of the unique hind-limb anatomy of macropods, surgical stabilization of orthopedic injuries is considered challenging, and reports of successful management are...
Johannes S Siedenburg,Stefanie I Weiß,Viktor Molnár et al. Johannes S Siedenburg et al.
Two female (FL 1, FL 2) and one male (ML) 11-wk-old, intact, captive African lion cubs (Panthera leo leo) were presented with a history of mild vestibular signs. Initial serum vitamin A concentrations were low (140 nmol/L) for ML. Calvarial...
Elisabeth Heiderich,Francesco C Origgi,Simone R R Pisano et al. Elisabeth Heiderich et al.
Listeria monocytogenes is an ubiquitous environmental saprophytic bacterium causing listeriosis in domestic animals, humans, and occasionally wildlife. In animals, this foodborne zoonotic disease mainly occurs in ruminants and it is rare in...