In this issue – December 2015          下载免费PDF全文

AE Jackson 《Australian veterinary journal》2015,93(12):431-432

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In this issue – November 2016          下载免费PDF全文

AE Jackson 《Australian veterinary journal》2016,94(11):395-396

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Main stem movement of Atlantic salmon parr in response to high river temperature          下载免费PDF全文

Stephen J. Dugdale  Jan Franssen  Emily Corey  Normand E. Bergeron  Michel Lapointe  Richard A. Cunjak 《Ecology of Freshwater Fish》2016,25(3):429-445

Atlantic salmon become thermally stressed when water temperatures exceed 23 °C. To alleviate this stress, they behaviourally thermoregulate by moving to patches of cold water, often forming large aggregations. These patches are known as thermal refuges. Given the consensus that climate change will increase temperatures in Atlantic salmon catchments, thermal refuges will become increasingly important in minimising summer mortalities. While the behaviour of salmonids within thermal refuges is fairly well understood, less is known about their main stem movement in search of thermal refuges or its thermal and temporal cues. We detail the results of a PIT telemetry study to investigate the main stem movement behaviour of thermally stressed Atlantic salmon parr in a temperature‐impacted river. PIT antennas placed around two thermal refuges and at the upstream and downstream limits of their surrounding reach were used to record the movement of salmonids during a heatwave. We observed parr movement at the upstream and downstream antennas 135 min prior to the occurrence of the midpoint of aggregations in the thermal refuges, indicating that Atlantic salmon parr make reach‐scale movements in search of cool water prior to aggregating. Logistic regression showed that the number of degree hours >28 °C predicted the occurrence of main stem movement with a good degree of accuracy, indicating that this temperature represents a fundamental threshold causing Atlantic salmon parr to move towards cool water. Such data could be instrumental in allowing river managers to place limits on human activity within rivers, allowing salmon populations time to recover following heat stress events.  相似文献   

In this issue – June 2011     

AE Jackson 《Australian veterinary journal》2011,89(6):197-198

Computer model predictions and field observations of anthelmintic resistance in sheep · Dangers of off‐label use of barium selenate · Elbow luxation in dogs and cats · Prognosis of joint infections in adult horses · Omentalisation for mediastinal abscess in a dog · Adenoviruses in lizards  相似文献   

Aphis fabae scop. En aanverwante soorten in Nederland     

C. J. H. Franssen 《European journal of plant pathology / European Foundation for Plant Pathology》1927,33(7-9):193-246

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In this issue – September 2009     

AE Jackson 《Australian veterinary journal》2009,87(9):345-346

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An outbreak of primary photosensitisation in lambs secondary to consumption of Biserrula pelecinus (biserrula)          下载免费PDF全文

AE Kessell  GE Ladmore  JC Quinn 《Australian veterinary journal》2015,93(5):174-178

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Acute renal failure associated with Amaranthus species ingestion by lambs          下载免费PDF全文

AE Kessell  J Boulton  GL Krebs  JC Quinn 《Australian veterinary journal》2015,93(6):208-213

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AE Jackson 《Australian veterinary journal》2014,92(4):90-92

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Trend analysis of Trichinella in a red fox population from a low endemic area using a validated artificial digestion and sequential sieving technique     

Frits Franssen  Gunita Deksne  Zanda Esíte  Arie Havelaar  Arno Swart  Joke van der Giessen 《Veterinary research》2014,45(1)

Freezing of fox carcasses to minimize professional hazard of infection with Echinococcus multilocularis is recommended in endemic areas, but this could influence the detection of Trichinella larvae in the same host species. A method based on artificial digestion of frozen fox muscle, combined with larva isolation by a sequential sieving method (SSM), was validated using naturally infected foxes from Latvia. The validated SSM was used to detect dead Trichinella muscle larvae (ML) in frozen muscle samples of 369 red foxes from the Netherlands, of which one fox was positive (0.067 larvae per gram). This result was compared with historical Trichinella findings in Dutch red foxes. Molecular analysis using 5S PCR showed that both T. britovi and T. nativa were present in the Latvian foxes, without mixed infections. Of 96 non-frozen T. britovi ML, 94% was successfully sequenced, whereas this was the case for only 8.3% of 72 frozen T. britovi ML. The single Trichinella sp. larva that was recovered from the positive Dutch fox did not yield PCR product, probably due to severe freeze-damage. In conclusion, the SSM presented in this study is a fast and effective method to detect dead Trichinella larvae in frozen meat. We showed that the Trichinella prevalence in Dutch red fox was 0.27% (95% CI 0.065-1.5%), in contrast to 3.9% in the same study area fifteen years ago. Moreover, this study demonstrated that the efficacy of 5S PCR for identification of Trichinella britovi single larvae from frozen meat is not more than 8.3%.  相似文献