By Lee, Vanessa K.; Strait, Karen R.; Taylor, Douglas K
Laboratory animals, together with birds, play an enormous position in biomedical examine. The humane care and administration of those animals is an ongoing main issue. a brand new addition to the acclaimed Laboratory Animal Pocket Reference series, The Laboratory Bird is the 1st booklet devoted to the care and use of avian species within the examine setting.
Covering avian species resembling chickens, geese, doves, parrots, and songbirds which are wide-spread as study types, the e-book is split into concentrated chapters that conceal a extensive diversity of issues, including:
- General avian biology and physiology
- Husbandry
- Regulations and regulatory compliance in regards to the use of birds in research
- Experimental methods
- Veterinary care
Along with discussing acceptable laws, the e-book additionally information problems with future health administration and quarantine methods. the ultimate bankruptcy offers assets similar to firms, courses, proprietors, and diagnostic laboratories.
With its concentrate on the care of a various staff of avian species in biomedical examine settings, The Laboratory Bird is a precious reference for animal care and veterinary technicians, laboratory animal veterinarians, trainees in laboratory animal drugs, and learn employees individuals, in addition to participants fascinated with laboratory paintings who lack event in operating with birds.
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General and Comparative Endocrinology. 23:193–198. 2 husbandry introduction Composed of more than 10,000 species of birds, the class Aves is extremely diverse. There is a dearth of information on the basic physiological and behavioral needs of many species, and the husbandry requirements of most are not well defined. The wide variation in species makes it impractical to offer specific recommendations in this work that will address all situations. Instead, the information provided herein contains general considerations and recommendations for animal facilities and is not meant to serve as a comprehensive guide for avian husbandry programs.