Titlebook: Health of Antarctic Wildlife; A Challenge for Scie Knowles R. Kerry,Martin Riddle Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009 Animal h

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Risk of Marine Mammal Die-Offs in the Southern OceanBrown and Lockyer 1984; Costa and Crocker 1996; Moore et al. 1999)..Marine mammal die-offs appear to have increased in frequency in the past two decades (Geraci et al. 1999). With a few notable exceptions, such as mortalities due to oil spills, these events have been associated with outbreaks of inf

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Diseases of Antarctic Seabirdswith the emphasis on flying birds. Diseases of penguins have been reviewed by Clarke and Kerry (1993, 2000), however, where relevant for comprehensiveness, research on penguin diseases since these publications, and some earlier research, have also been included.

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Investigation of the 1998 Mass Mortality Event in New Zealand Sea Lionsrhouse and Gales 1998) and the New Zealand mainland (McConkey et al. 2002). Currently, the NZ sea lion is classified as ‘Vulnerable’ by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) (Reijnders et al. 1993), and as ‘Threatened’ under the New Zealand Marine Mammal Protection Act 1978 (Hitc

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Antarctic Climate, Weather and the Health of Antarctic Wildlifeironmental conditions that characterise Antarctica may well mean that accepted rules of disease epidemiology may not apply here or that disease response procedures that are accepted as normal in the rest of the world may not be appropriate or even possible. For these reasons an understanding of Anta

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