Titlebook: Comparative Aspects of Reproductive Failure; An International Con Kurt Benirschke Book 1967 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1967 a

Gustatory

Toxoplasmosis,ce, and produced experimentally in a variety of animals (Siim .., 1963). Additional modes of transmission include carnivorous habits (Desmonts, Couvreur, Alison ., 1965) and the ingestion of Toxoplasma-infected nematode eggs (Hutchison, 1965).

Infinitesimal

Sigmoidoscopy

Entwicklungstrauma und Gesellschafttudy the chromosomes in cases of intrauterine death (Edwards .., 1960; Patau .., 1960). Further interest in this subject was stimulated by the description of two abortuses with triploidy (Penrose and Delhanty, 1961; Delhanty .., 1961). These findings provided the background which led to the study of a large series of spontaneous abortions in man.

colostrum

investigate

Christian Ludwig,Patrick Heisert and, particularly, altered host susceptibility. This is especially true in cows and horses which are exposed to heavily contaminated and spoiled forages or to birds whose embryonating ova are exposed to a contaminated environment.

Optometrist

accessory

固執(zhí)點(diǎn)好

The Sterility of Two Rare Equine Hybrids,“zebryle,” and “zebret,” in an effort to distinguish the zebroids he produced. Now many other terms would have to be added to cover the hybrids which have been recorded between three zebra species, two horse species, and the African and Asian asses (Antonins, 1951).

Classify

Mycotic Diseases in Mammalian Reproduction,t and, particularly, altered host susceptibility. This is especially true in cows and horses which are exposed to heavily contaminated and spoiled forages or to birds whose embryonating ova are exposed to a contaminated environment.

易于出錯

the participants and guests of this conference, however, this was a week of fascinating discussions. While quantitative aspects of reproduc- tion were touched upon, it was mostly a search for an understanding of the qualitative aspects of reproduction and its failure. Only when we understand these