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Health, Animal, Fish


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    http://www.defra.gov.uk/corporate/regulat/forms/fish/DOF21.pdf   » Combating Fish Disease - Information from DEFRA on notifiable fish diseases in the UK, and the checks and controls used to prevent the spread of disease outbreaks. [PDF]

    http://www.thefishsite.com/articles/288/diseases-in-pond-fishes-the-role-of-stress   » Diseases in Pond Fishes: The Role of Stress - Article discussing the factors which may affect fish and make them more susceptible to infectious diseases or protozoan parasites.

    http://www.thefishsite.com/articles/153/effects-and-benefits-of-fish-vaccination   » Effects and Benefits of Fish Vaccination - Fish vaccination has proved to be effective in reducing economic losses caused by mortality and lower growth rates. This fact sheet illustrates how prevention is better than cure and provides a cost-benefit analysis for vaccination.

    http://avtrw.mri.sari.ac.uk/scottish/Scot-sci-abstr_Nov06.htm   » Emerging Problems in Fish Pathology - Abstract of an article by Professor Hugh W. Ferguson on the current and expected future health problems facing the farmed fish industry.

    http://www.cefas.co.uk/fish-health-inspectorate.aspx   » Fish Health Inspectorate - Outlines the functions of this body which undertakes statutory and inspection duties in fish health in the UK.

    http://staff.stir.ac.uk/charles.mcgurk/eafp1/PAN01M.HTM#Pancreas   » The Fish Pancreas - Provides a guide to the anatomy, functions and disease of this organ with images of stained sections of diseased tissue.

    http://www.marlab.ac.uk/Delivery/standaloneCM.aspx?contentid=673   » Fish Pathology Archive - The Fisheries Research Services maintains a collection of stained tissue sections and images of disease in wild and farmed fish. Provides information on the resources, research, monitoring and advice offered.

    http://www.thefishsite.com/articles/cat1/health-welfare   » The Fish Site: Health and Welfare Featured Articles - Provides short articles on a wide range of subjects related to fish health.

    http://www.vetinst.no/eng/content/download/260/5099/file/Report_FarmedFishHealth_2005.pdf   » Health Situation of Farmed Fish 2005 - Provides an overview from the Norwegian National Veterinary Institute on the most important diseases and health issues facing aquaculture. [PDF]

    http://staff.stir.ac.uk/charles.mcgurk/eafp1/KID01M.HTM#Kidney   » The Kidney - Provides a guide to the anatomy, functions and diseases of this organ with details of several important infections, each illustrated by stained sections of diseased tissue.

    http://www.thefishsite.com/articles/289/oxygen-depletion-and-other-types-of-fish-kills   » Oxygen Depletion and Other Types of Fish Kills - Most fish kills in farm ponds are the result of oxygen depletion. This article outlines how a high level of nutrients in the water can result in an algal bloom, and the factors that may cause a sudden lowering of the oxygen level.

    http://avtrw.mri.sari.ac.uk/scottish/SRbooks/Ferguson_SystemicPathologyofFish_descr.htm   » Systemic Pathology of Fish - Provides details of the second edition of a book of this name by Professor Hugh W. Ferguson.

    http://www.defra.gov.uk/animalh/diseases/vetsurveillance/species/fish/index.htm   » Veterinary Surveillance: Fish - Provides a brief introduction to fish and shellfish farming and the fishing industry in the UK, and the checks and controls used to prevent the spread of disease outbreaks.

    http://www.fish.wa.gov.au/docs/pub/WaterQualityDisease/index.php?0308   » Water Quality and Disease - Provides details of water quality standards for saltwater finfish in ponds. These need to be regularly monitored to prevent disease and mortality.

    http://ohioline.osu.edu/a-fact/0008.html   » Winter and Summer Fish Kills in Ponds - This article describes the environmental factors involved in the depletion of oxygen which may cause fish death in ponds.


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