Reproduction and disease in captive and wild animals
著者
書誌事項
Reproduction and disease in captive and wild animals
（Symposia of the Zoological Society of London, no. 60）
Published for the Zoological Society of London by Clarendon Press , Oxford University Press, 1988
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注記
"To mark the 50th anniversary of the Wellcome Trust."
Includes bibliographies
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This book deals with the scientific basis for animal conservation and in particular with studies on reproduction and disease both in captive and wild animals. It illuminates not only animal conservation but also physiology and medicine in man and agricultural animals. The various topics include the effects of social subordination, environmental pollution and hormonal control on fertility; embryo transfer; the use of ultrasound and enzyme immunoassays in the study of reproduction and disease; and bacterial and viral infections that affect both free-living and captive populations of wild mammals and birds. The book marks the 50th anniversary of the Wellcome Trust.
目次
- Natural suppression of fertility - socially induced infertility in subordinate female marmoset monkeys and in subordinate female naked mole-rats, David H.Abbott
- assessment of the effects of chemicals on gamete production in captive and wild animals - assessment in mammals, birds and fish, A.J.Holloway and H.D.M.Moore
- comparative quantitative studies of growth and reproduction, R.D.Martin and A.M.MacLarnin
- the hormonal and hypothalamic control of primate sexual behaviour, A.F.Dixson and S.A.C.Lloyd
- embryo manipulation for the regulation of reproduction and disease - embryo collection, transfer, disease control and cryopreservation, P.M.Summers and J.P.Hearn
- diagnosis of pregnancy and disease by ultrasound in exotic species, G.H.du Boulay and O.L.Wilson
- immunoassays with special reference to ELISA methods, A.Voller and D.E.Bidwell
- anaerobic bacteria as pathogens in wild and captive animals - necrobacillosis, botulism, G.R.Smith
- viruses transmissable between wild and domestic animals - viruses contributing to population control, viruses whose natural reservoirs are probably in wild hosts, viruses having comparative scientific interest, viruses important in animal welfare and conservation, Walter Plowright. (Part contents)
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