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期刊名:Journal of wildlife diseases

缩写:J WILDLIFE DIS

ISSN:0090-3558

e-ISSN:1943-3700

IF/分区:1.3/Q3

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JaeHoon Kim,YongWoo Son,BoYeon Hwang et al. JaeHoon Kim et al.
This study detected Trichomonas gypaetinii in Black-tailed Gulls (Larus crassirostris) in South Korea. We collected 83 samples (80 oropharyngeal swabs from live birds and three carcass-derived specimens) from breeding colonies on Nando and ...
Lisa Schüler,Sigrid Lenz,Daniel Renner et al. Lisa Schüler et al.
Ophidiomyces ophidiicola (Oo) is a fungus primarily affecting the skin of a wide range of snake species. Ophidiomyces ophidiicola has been found in snakes under human care as well as in free-ranging snakes, and the number of documented infe...
Gaëlle Lefèvre,Magali Turpin,Marie-Alice Simbi et al. Gaëlle Lefèvre et al.
Deciphering the biological and ecological drivers of virus transmission in wildlife requires specific molecular diagnostic tools. Understanding viral shedding routes, loads, and particle infectivity is crucial for assessing transmission dyn...
Lisa A Shender,Melanie R Kunkel,Nicole M Nemeth et al. Lisa A Shender et al.
Naturally occurring methylxanthines (MTXs) are plant-derived alkaloids, including caffeine, theobromine, and theophylline. Common sources of these compounds are coffee, chocolate, and tea. MTX toxicosis has been frequently described in dome...
Carly R Harkey,Laura A Adamovicz,Maris J Daleo et al. Carly R Harkey et al.
The collection and storage of swab samples for molecular diagnostics is a routine component of wildlife health surveillance. The suitability of different sample storage conditions for maximizing the recovery of pathogen DNA in most species ...
Naomi Terriere,Valérie Miserez,Ellen Blomme et al. Naomi Terriere et al.
Wild animals are increasingly exposed to a complex array of environmental stressors, including habitat fragmentation, pollution, and emerging infectious diseases, which can interact in unpredictable ways to influence animal health and survi...
Sylvain Larrat,Benoît Rannou,Léa Bonin et al. Sylvain Larrat et al.
Diagnosing the cause of peracute death in wildlife is challenging, particularly when necropsy, histopathology, and ancillary testing yield nonspecific results. Biochemistry could provide pathophysiologic information on the death process tha...
Mia L Reed,Laura Backus,Andrés M López-Pérez et al. Mia L Reed et al.
Disease can threaten endangered species by affecting fitness and survival, suppressing population growth and species recovery. Herein, we investigated three gastrointestinal pathogens-Giardia, Cryptosporidium, and Helicobacter-that could ne...
Francis Gakuya,David Ndeereh,Isaac Lekolool et al. Francis Gakuya et al.
Dystocia, a complication that occurs at parturition, either due to fetal or maternal factors, is uncommon in wild ungulate species because of natural selection against predisposed individuals. Among giraffes, reports of dystocia are rare in...
Maureen H Murray,Jacqueline Y Buckley,Seth Magle Maureen H Murray
Rats are managed using anticoagulant rodenticides (ARs) in cities worldwide, but these compounds cause morbidity and mortality in nontarget wildlife. Several cities also use free-roaming outdoor cat (Felis catus) colonies to help reduce rat...