Search Results for methods of resistance

..., I., Allen, J., Kelly, D., and Ronnachit, A. Antimicrobial resistance threatening animal-human health in Papua New Guinea. httpsdoi.org/10.7882/ AZ.2023.040 Simpson, C., Gofton, A., Taylor, C.L., Bytheway, J.P., Grant, L.S., Hochuli, D.F., and Banks, P.B. Rat lungworm, Cryptosporidium and other...

... in the rescue and fate of koalas in New South Wales (1973-2020), with a focus on disease and trauma Daniel Lunney, Holly Cope, Joanna Griffith, Corinna Orcheg, Jessica Bryant and Ron Haering 205 Antimicrobial resistance threatening animal-human health in Papua New Guinea Paula Pupune, Ilagi Puana, John Allen...

... will not eradicate 100% of animals, and it is necessary to follow up with complementary, mechanical methods to prevent populations from rebounding. In addition, over time, some Australian rabbits appear to have evolved some level of genetic resistance to RHDV1 (Nystrom et al. 2011; Elsworth et al. 2012), although...

... or prohibit use of CO2 for certain taxa or age groups. In particular, some mammals and non-mammal species may be relatively resistant to hypoxia (reptiles, amphibians, diving animals) as are certain age-groups such as neonates (AVMA 2013). Animal species for which CO2 is considered an acceptable method...

... the environment has changed considerably as the continent has moved north, and most notably aridification has increased dramatically. As a consequence there has been substantial species radiation, opportunities for unique adaptations to evolve but limited opportunities to develop resistance to invasive species...

... in the rescue and fate of koalas in New South Wales (1973-2020), with a focus on disease and trauma Daniel Lunney, Holly Cope, Joanna Griffith, Corinna Orcheg, Jessica Bryant and Ron Haering 205 Antimicrobial resistance threatening animal-human health in Papua New Guinea Paula Pupune, Ilagi Puana, John Allen...

... stress theory of aging, which has been called the membrane pacemaker theory of aging, derives from the fact that polyunsaturated fats are very susceptible to lipid peroxidation whereas monounsaturated fats are resistant to peroxidation. As a test of the theory we measured the fatty acid composition...

... resistance to wildfire as “exaptations”, it remains unknown to what extent they protect populations from predicted hotter and drier climates. Our predictions should be tested by obtaining direct measures of the thermal and moisture buffering capacities of micro-refuges, along with the continued monitoring...

... are resistant to the negative impacts of heat stress. The few studies that examine octocoral bleaching in situ have found that octocorals often take longer to bleach than their scleractinian counterparts (Goulet et al. 2008; Steinberg et al. 2022). Interestingly, when octocorals do bleach, they often die...

... adult L. aurea to see if they share the cryptic and water resistance properties of some of their green, leaf-sitting congeners. METHODS Experimental Animals i We used eight adult L. aurea, four males and four females for evaporative water loss measure- ments. Four of these frogs were collected...

... of infected individuals, selection for resistance and developing a vaccine. None of these strategies is guaranteed to be successful. Some, such as establishing free-ranging populations on offshore islands that currently have no devil population, might possibly impact on other threatened species. We evaluate...

... is (A) 4 mm, (B) 5 mm. Investigating Coral Skeleton Structure The structure of coral skeletons has been assessed using a variety of techniques. Traditional methods based on Archimedean principles can estimate features such as the bulk density and porosity of skeletal samples, but cannot visualise internal...

... species are often only considered when impacting on rejuvenation or new plantations (e.g., Department of Planning and Environment 2022; Sweeney et al. 2023). The action is then to control the population by removing individuals using lethal methods (e.g., shooting, trapping, baiting). In recent years...

... to the toad invasion because they do not eat anurans or, if they do, are resistant to the toads As invasive species colonise new areas, they impose toxins (Llewelyn et al. 2011; Phillips et al. 2003). The complex pressures on established ecosystems that can impact of the toad invasion on population densities...

..., degradation from light exposure is an unquantified contributor to false negatives in museum-based surveys. I tested the resistance of pink photoluminescent bandicoot, Peramelidae, fur to exposure to natural sunlight and artificial laboratory lighting. Photoluminescence underwent visibly noticeable...

... to the use of simple surrogate metrics to articulate condition and change in Australian biodiversity (Marshall et al. 2020). The risk in the application of these methods, is that without careful testing and benchmarking against more detailed monitoring data there is the possibility of overlooking more subtle...

..., J.R., Cheers, G., Horrocks, G.F, Hall, M., Radford, J.Q., Bennett, A.F. and Mac Nally, R. 2014. Resistance and resilience: can the abrupt end of extreme drought reverse avifaunal collapse? Diversity and Distributions. DOI: 10.1111/ddi.12230 Resistance and resilience: can the abrupt end of extreme...

...).Suchanunderstanding can also identify any potentially negative impacts such as predation on native prey species, and can aid in developing management options (Gallardo et al. 2016, David et al. 2017). Stomach content analysis is a widely accepted method for exploring the dietary preferences and contributions...

... the Murray-Darling. What you presented was essentially what every zoologist ought to understand about these kinds of control methods, and that is, there will be the development of resistance. Not every carp in the system is going to be wiped out. Just like myxomatosis, just like calicivirus virus, we re...

...), or material whose method of taxidermy was not stated (although likely tanned) of the sole zoo-bred specimen examined (Morandi et al. 2023). Extra caution should be used when examining captive animals for photoluminescence, as some luminophores may also be affected by diet and other parameters (Reinhold 2022...