Titlebook: Diseases of Amphibians and Reptiles; Gerald L. Hoff,Frederic L. Frye (Veterinary Consul Book 1984 Plenum Press, New York 1984 Mammalia.amp

并置

無畏

Salmonella and Arizona,mining these animals has come from two sources, curiosity and public health concern, rather than herptilian husbandry. The reptiles, especially, have been shown to be a rich source of . and . organisms for bacteriological study. The public health concern derives from the fact that both genera of bacteria are known to embrace human pathogens.

Interstellar

Herpesviruses of Reptiles,ts tends to be restricted to case reports (Cooper et al., 1982; Jacobson, 1980; Julian and Durham, 1982; Lunger and Clark, 1979; Wolf et al., 1968) or to virological studies of the agents themselves (Andersen et al., 1979; Granoff, 1969; Stehbens and Johnston, 1966).

字形刻痕

Inoperable

resistant

Edwardsiella Tarda,o those produced by . spp. in the nature of the disease produced, both intestinal and extraintestinal, and in the carrier status of many animals where stress may be the triggering mechanism for active disease.

drusen

chapel

Pentasomiasis,. Immature forms occur in reptiles, other vertebrates, or rarely in invertebrates. Their complex migrations in hosts, encystment, muscular activity and their armature of hooks are potential causes of tissue lesions.

戰(zhàn)役

進步

Platyhelminths,ion between amphibians and reptiles and their vast array of flatworms is long-standing judging from their geographical and host distribution. That the associations are successful may be confirmed by the marked paucity of reports linking platyhelminths as etiological agents of herptilian disease.