Birds-Evolution and Behavior Breeding Strategies Migration and Spread of Disease
By Lucas Ruiz and Franco Iglesias
Birds-Evolution and Behavior Breeding Strategies Migration and Spread of Disease PDF presents current research in the study of the evolution and behavior, breeding strategies, migration and spread of disease within the bird species. Topics discussed in this compilation include sex determination in birds; structure and function of the avian respiratory system, with discussion regarding its predisposition to injury by particulates and pathogenic microorganisms; distribution and dispersion of coccidia in wild passerines of the Americas; an animal geography of the dominant urban avian scavenger in contrasting case studies; recent infectious diseases or their responsible agents recorded from Japanese wild birds; ticks on Brazilian birds; an overview of recent parasitic diseases due to helminths and arthropods recorded from wild birds, with special reference to conservation medical cases from the Wild Animal Medical Center of Rakuno Gakuen University in Japan; environmental factors that affect urban avian communities; and the impact of landscape configuration and competitors on hooded vulture necrosyrtes monarchus temminck 1823 in Southern Ghana. (Imprint: Nova Biomedical )
Structure and Function of the Avian Respiratory System, with Observation on its Predisposition to Injury by Particulates and Pathogenic Microorganisms
Distribution and Dispersion of Coccidia in Wild Passerines of the Americas
An Animal Geography of the Dominant Urban Avian Scavenger in Contrasting Case Studies
Recent Infectious Diseases or their Responsible Agents Recorded from Japanese Wild Birds
Ticks on Brazilian Birds: Overview
An Overview of Recent Parasitic Diseases due to Helminths and Arthropods Recorded from Wild Birds, with Special Reference to Conservation Medical Cases from the Wild Animal Medical Center of Rakuno Gakuen University in Japan
Environmental Factors that Affect Urban Avian Communities
The Impact of Landscape Configuration and Competitors on the Hooded Vulture Necrosyrtes monarchus Temminck 1823 in Southern Ghana
