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U.S. Global Change Research Information Office
Ecosystems that are sufficiently stable and biologically diverse tend to keep pathogens and their carriers in ... . The spread of infectious disease depends very much on social conditions and enlightened public health measures, but also on ecological stability to keep opportunistic disease carriers and pathogens under control ...
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To ward off those flying disease carriers, each year approximately one-third of Americans use insect repellents containing the insecticide DEET. Duke ...
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Habitat Media - interview transcript
Nowadays, you go to an ... they operate at, depending upon local conditions, their own experiences, disease factors and other things. That's just one of many ... indicated, there's a whole disease area that's going through a lot of attention to mitigate disease, dealing with them if and when ...
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Habitat Media - interview transcript
After that, I realized that if the disease occurred, the antibiotic could not help at all. Finally I stopped ... sometime then treated it with a chemical to kill all the disease carriers. After the chemical dissipated then I could discharge the water out ... is higher now; it is more difficult to raise shrimp. The disease is prevailing and even worst, the growth rate is lower. ...
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Keeping Marsupials : Keeping and Breeding Marsupials in Captivity, Maintaining Injured and Orphaned Wildlife in Captivity, Animal Husbandry, Australian Marsupials, Australian Mammals, Marsupial Conservation
The cats, disease carriers themselves, also must contend with life threatening blights like bronchitis and pneumonia and with a ...
marsupialsociety.org

Project Wildlife: Living with Pigeon
During wartime, pigeons have served many nations as message carriers. They were also used in plastic boxes mounted under helicopters; when they saw a ... many humans. Pigeons have now developed bad reputations in cities as disease carriers and general nuisances. Their role as disease carriers has been exaggerated. Doves and pigeons feed mainly on seeds, grasses, ...
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West Nile Virus Facts | About Region 5 | US EPA
New York City. Previously, the disease was recognized in Africa, Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. Insect-borne viruses, ... as arboviruses, are not new to North America. mosquitoes in the U.S. are known disease carriers of St. Louis encephalitis, LaCrosse encephalitis, Eastern Equine encephalitis, Western Equine encephalitis, and dog ...
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Global Warming
More floods will spread waterborne diseases such as typhoid, dysentery, and cholera. Disease carriers such as mosquitoes will flourish in warmer conditions and carry malaria, dengue fever or encephalitis ... unaffected. Rodents and insects survive in greater numbers during milder winters. The tick-borne Lyme disease is already persistent in the US and Europe.
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Putting DNA to Work - Inherited Disease - Inheriting Disease
Flash] [Get Flash Plug in] Inherited Disease The Sheahans have discovered that they are carriers of hemochromatosis. Their oldest child has been diagnosed with the disease, and their two younger children are at risk. This activity simulates the test to find the disease. Go ...
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USGS National Wildlife Health Center - Research Provides New Insights on Deadly Disease
If live bacteria persist in birds for extended periods of time, carrier birds could spread the disease along their migration routes, explaining the tendency of avian cholera to track the movement of certain species. The presence of antibodies does not provide conclusive evidence that snow geese are carriers ...
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