Proceedings of the First International Camel Conference : 2nd-6th February 1992 /
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| Language: | English |
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Newmarket, Suffolk, U.K. :
R & W Publications,
1992.
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Table of Contents:
- Protozoal diseases of camels
- Problems in the diagnosis of cameline trypanosomosis
- Application of an antigen-enzyme linked immunosorbent assay for the diagnosis of trypanosomosis in camels in Kenya
- Cymelarsan
- Pox and pox-like diseases in camels
- Progress in the development of a camel pox vaccine
- Bacillus cereus as a possible cause of haemorrhagic disease in dromedary camels
- Bacterial and mycotic diseases of camels in Egypt
- Isolation of C. perfringens Type A from enterotoxaemia in camels and production of a locality-specific vaccine
- Camel ectoparasites
- Sarcoptic mange in camels
- Use of ivermectin in camels
- Gastrointestinal parasites in racing camels
- Calf mortality in Indian camels
- ELISA for camel IgG and measurement of colostral transfer
- Development of camel pox virus as a vaccine vector
- Epidemiology and control of an outbreak of camel pox in Bahrain
- Helminthic diseases of the dromedary camel in India
- Reproduction and obstetrics
- Overview of reproduction in the camelids
- Studies on the sexual behaviour of the dromedary camel.
- (cont) Induction of oestrus and management of reproduction in the female dromedary camel
- Ovulation and embryo recovery in the llama
- Ultrasonography of the reproductive tract of the female dromedary camel
- Recovery and transfer of embryos in the dromedary camel
- Hormonal studies in post partum female camels and their neonates
- Functional morphology of the ovaries of the dromedary camel
- Uterine infections in the dromedary camel
- Ovulation-inducing effect of seminal plasma in the Bactrian camel
- Biological activity of gonadotrophin-releasing hormone-like factors in the seminal plasma of the Bactrian camel
- Hormonal changes during rutting and the non-breeding season in male dromedary camels
- Hormonal stimulation of libido and reproductive function in the male dromedary camel
- Artificial insemination in the camel requires induction of ovulation to achieve pregnancy
- Artificial insemination in dromedary camels
- Superovulation and embryo transfer in the llama
- Attempts to stimulate and synchronise ovulation and superovulation in camels for embryo transfer
- Embryo transfer in dromedary camels.
- (cont) Ultrasonographic and videoendoscopic monitoring of early foetal development in the dromedary camel
- Productivity and economy of camel breeding in Tunisia
- Physiology, nutrition and exercise
- Introduction to the racing camel
- Muscle fibre types, fibre recruitment and oxygen uptake during exercise in the racing camel
- Physiological responses during an incremental treadmill exercise test in the camel
- Some comparative aspects of ventilatory response to exercise
- Interrelationships between velocity, stride length and stride frequency in race camels pacing on a treadmill
- Some observations on respiration in the racing camel
- Nutritional strategies for enhanced performance in the racing camel
- Practical feeding and nutrition of racing camels
- Maintenance energy requirements of the dromedary camel
- Effects of feeding protected fat to racing camels
- Comparative digestive physiology of the forestomach in camelids
- Studies on fermentation in the camel
- Effects of food deprivation on fluid balance and glucose regulation in pregnant and lactating camels.
- (cont) Lipogenesis in the dromedary camel
- Parentage verification in camelids
- Genetic polymorphism in the camel and its use in parentage and identity testing
- Renal and hormonal control of fluid retention in camels
- Plasma AVP and water balance in camels subjected to dehydration and rehydration in hot dry and hot humid environments
- Thermoregulation in the heat- and water-stressed camel
- Indluence of heat stress and dehydration on the work performance of the camel
- Factors affecting weight and growth in one-humped camels
- Ecology of feral camels in central Australia
- Behaviour and social organisation of feral camels in central Australia
- Observations on the liver copper concentration and diet of race camels
- Desert plants and diets for race camels
- Metabolic responses to maximal exercise in the racing camel
- Changes in serum enzyme activities after maximal exercise in camels.
- (cont) Plasma concentrations of some vitamins in camels
- Surgery and pharmacology
- Anaesthesia and surgery in camels
- Incidence, classification and treatment of 179 fractures in camels.