Sozialmedizinische Probleme

Petrides, P

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-66379-6_26

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“…In the second test (alloxan diabetes) [6], a group of both male and female rats weighing 200-250 g received DME daily at a single dose of 250 or 500 mg/kg perorally for 21 days. Animals in the control group received distilled water.…”

Section: Experimental Partmentioning

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Antitoxic properties of standard dry mumijo extract

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“…The antitoxic properties of DME were studied on the models of acute tetrachloromethane induced hepatitis [5] and alloxan induced diabetes [6] in rats.…”

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Antitoxic properties of standard dry mumijo extract

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“…In California Quail Lo$hortyr californicus in New Zealand, Williams (1 959) found that the 7th and still more the 8th primary grew much more slowly than the 4th, 5th and 6th, although all five feathers are about the same length. Similarly the detailed information of Petrides & Nestler (1943) shows that in another American quail, the Bobwhite Colinus virginianus, there is no simple relationship between the growth rates and final lengths of the different primaries, and feathers of the same final length grow at very different rates; also, not only do different rates of growth occur at successive stages in the growth of a single feather, but the growth curves for the different feathers are not all the same shape.…”

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THE BLACK NODDYANOUS TENUIROSTRISON ASCENSION ISLAND PART 1. GENERAL BIOLOGY

Ashmole¹

1962

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SUMMARY Several colonies of Black Noddies Anous tenuirostris on Boatswain Bird Island, off Ascension, were studied for almost a year, including the whole of one breeding period and the start of another. Between the breeding periods the noddies roosted on their ledges in the breeding colonies, so observations could be made throughout the year. The single eggs were laid on small ledges, usually on steep cliffs; nest material was scarce, and some eggs fell off the ledges during incubation, but many young were reared successfully in the first part of the breeding period. However, food shortage resulted in slow growth and eventual death of all the chicks hatched later in the season, and the weights of adults were also low at this time. It was shown that individual noddies sometimes bred at intervals of much less than a year, and that breeding occurs in different months in different years; however, the interval between the start of breeding in 1958 and 1959 was almost a year, and i, t is suggested that this was unusual, and a result of the food shortage late in 1958. The moult of the noddies was studied in detail; it was found that individuals were either involved in breeding activities, or were in process of moult, almost all the time, while a few birds started breeding well before they had finished their moult. The discussion concerns the reason for the rough synchrony in breeding among the Black Noddies on Ascension, and the relation between breeding and moult cycles in the population.

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Sozialmedizinische Probleme

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Antitoxic properties of standard dry mumijo extract

Antitoxic properties of standard dry mumijo extract

THE BLACK NODDYANOUS TENUIROSTRISON ASCENSION ISLAND PART 1. GENERAL BIOLOGY

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