Titlebook: Diseases of Wild Waterfowl; Gary A. Wobeser Book 1997Latest edition Springer Science+Business Media New York 1997 Metazoa.Plasma.Viruses.c

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Alfred Lorenzer — Szenische SymboltheorieDisease may be defined in many ways; in this book the definition will include any impairment that interferes with or modifies the performance of normal functions, including responses to environmental factors such as nutrition, toxicants, and climate; infectious agents; inherent or congenital defects; or combinations of these factors.

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IntroductionDisease may be defined in many ways; in this book the definition will include any impairment that interferes with or modifies the performance of normal functions, including responses to environmental factors such as nutrition, toxicants, and climate; infectious agents; inherent or congenital defects; or combinations of these factors.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-65198-4ing of waterfowl was recognized as early as 1874 (Phillips and Lincoln, 1930) and has been recorded in at least 21 countries (Pain, 1992b) but the impact of lead on waterfowl populations is still understood imperfectly. The ecotoxicology of lead has been reviewed in detail by Pain (1995).

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Studienwerkst?tten in der Lehrerbildunge occurrences are associated with a specific foodstuff, season of year, and climatic condition. Ingestion of moderate to high doses of mycotoxins results in effects ranging from death to retarded growth and impaired reproduction, while consumption of lower doses may result in impaired immunity.