Infectious ailments of untamed Mammals, 3rd Edition
offers the newest details at the analysis and remedy of infectious ailment in either free-ranging and captive wild mammals. Editors Elizabeth Williams and Ian Barker have recruited seventy one members, all famous specialists of their fields, to replace this new edition.
This reference presents precious details on every one affliction, including
- Etiology
- History
- Distribution
- Epidemiology
- Clinical signs
- Pathology
- Immunity
- Diagnosis
- Treatment
- Control
This most recent variation is a number one reference e-book for
- Wildlife biologists, managers, and rehabilitators
- Biology students
- Conservationists
- Public well-being workers
Content:
Chapter 1 Rabies (pages 3–36): Charles E. Rupprecht, Klaus Stohr and Courtney Meredith
Chapter 2 Morbilliviral illnesses (pages 37–76): Paul Rossiter, Elizabeth S. Williams, Linda Munson and Seamus Kennedy
Chapter three Bluetongue, Epizootic Hemorrhagic ailment, and different Orbivirus?Related ailments (pages 77–97): Elizabeth W. Howerth, David E. Stallknecht and Peter D. Kirkland
Chapter four Arbovirus Infections (pages 98–118): Thomas M. Yuill and Charles Seymour
Chapter five Picornavirus Infections (pages 119–130): Gavin R. Thomson, Roy G. Bengis and Corrie C. Brown
Chapter 6 Parvovirus Infections (pages 131–146): Ian ok. Barker and Colin R. Parrish
Chapter 7 Herpesvirus Infections (pages 147–178): Norval W. King, Werner P. Heuschele, Hugh W. Reid, David E. Stallknecht, Elizabeth W. Howerth, Laura okay. Richman, Richard J. Montali, Monika Engels and Anthony E. Castro
Chapter eight Poxvirus Infections (pages 179–201): Anthony J. Robinson and Peter J. Kerr
Chapter 7 Adenoviral illnesses (pages 202–213): Leslie W. Woods
Chapter 10 Retrovirus Infections (pages 213–222): Michael Worley
Chapter eleven Papillomavirus Infections (pages 223–231): John P. Sundberg, Marc Van Ranst and A. Bennett Jenson
Chapter 12 Pestivirus Infections (pages 232–244): Hana Van Campen, Kai Frolich and Martin Hofmann
Chapter 14 Coronaviral Infections (pages 246–253): James F. Evermann and David A. Benfield
Chapter 14 Rodent?Borne Hemorrhagic Fever Viruses (pages 254–270): James N. generators and James E. Childs
Chapter 15 Orthomyxovirus and Paramyxovirus Infections (pages 271–279): Hana Van Campen and Greg Early
Chapter sixteen Calicivirus Infections (pages 280–291): Cor Lenghaus, Michael J. Studdert and Dolores Gavier?Widen
Chapter 17 Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies (pages 292–301): Elizabeth S. Williams, James ok. Kirkwood and Michael W. Miller
Chapter 18 Tularemia (pages 303–312): Torsten Morner and Edward Addison
Chapter 19 Plague and Yersiniosis (pages 313–329): Peter W. Gasper and Rowena P. Watson
Chapter 20 Pasteurellosis (pages 330–339): Michael W. Miller
Chapter 21 Mycobacterial illnesses (pages 340–371): Richard S. Clifton?Hadley, Carola M. Sauter?Louis, Ian W. Lugton, Ronald Jackson, Peter A. Durr, John W. Wilesmith and Elizabeth S. Williams
Chapter 22 Brucellosis (pages 372–395): E. Tom Thorne
Chapter 23 Anthrax (pages 396–412): C. Cormack Gates, Brett Elkin and Dan Dragon
Chapter 24 illnesses because of Mycoplasmas (pages 413–422): Kevin Whithear
Chapter 25 Chlamydiosis of Koalas (pages 424–434): Richard Whittington
Chapter 26 Lyme Borreliosis (pages 435–454): Richard N. Brown and Elizabeth C. Burgess
Chapter 27 Order Rickettsiales (pages 455–486): William R. Davidson, Will L. Goff, Jacqueline E. Dawson, Sidney A. Ewing, Nancy D. Kock and William J. Foreyt
Chapter 28 Miscellaneous Bacterial Infections (pages 487–513): Gary Wobeser, Torsten Morner, Fredrick A. Leighton and Thijs Kuiken
Chapter 29 Mycotic ailments (pages 515–531): Kathy Burek