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Efficacy of paraherquamide against immature Trichostrongylus colubriformis in the gerbil (Meriones unguiculatus) 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
D A Ostlind W G Mickle D V Ewanciw F J Andriuli W C Campbell S Hernandez S Mochales E Munguira 《Research in veterinary science》1990,48(2):260-261
Paraherquamide was 98 to 100 per cent effective against six-day-old Trichostrongylus colubriformis infections in gerbils when given as single oral doses of 1.56 mg kg-1 and above. Doses of 0.78 or 0.39 mg kg-1 were 96 and 66 per cent effective, respectively. A single oral dose of 200 mg kg-1 was well tolerated. 相似文献
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Pla-Narbona Cludia Stefanescu Constant Pino Joan Cabrero-Saudo Francisco J. Garca-Barros Enrique Munguira Miguel L. Melero Yolanda 《Landscape Ecology》2022,37(1):81-92
Landscape Ecology - Urbanisation is an environmental filter for many species that leads to community homogenisation, with a few species inhabiting isolated patches (e.g. public and private gardens... 相似文献
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Chris van Swaay Dirk Maes Sue Collins Miguel L. Munguira Martina Šaši? Josef Settele Rudi Verovnik Martin Warren Martin Wiemers Irma Wynhoff Annabelle Cuttelod 《Biological conservation》2011,(1):470-478
The IUCN is the leading authority on assessing species’ extinction risks worldwide and introduced the use of quantitative criteria for the compilation of Red Lists of threatened species. Recently, we assessed the threat status of the 483 European butterfly species, using semi-quantitative data on changes in distribution and in population sizes provided by national butterfly experts. We corrected distribution trends for the observation that coarse-scale grid cells underestimate actual population trends by 35%. To account for uncertainty, we included a 5% error margin on the distribution and population trends provided. The new Red List of European butterflies determined one species as Regionally Extinct, 37 species as threatened (Critically Endangered, Endangered or Vulnerable) and a further 44 as Near Threatened. The use of semi-quantitative data on distribution and population trends permitted us to use IUCN criteria to compile a scientifically underpinned Red List of butterflies in Europe. However, a comparison of detailed monitoring data for some grassland species showed that coarse-scale grid cell data and population trends strongly underestimate extinction risks, and the list should be taken as a conservative estimate of threat. Finally, combining the new Red List status with the data provided by the national butterfly experts, allowed us to determine simple criteria to delineate conservation priorities for butterflies in Europe, so called SPecies of European conservation Concern (SPEC’s). Using European butterflies, our approach illustrated how Red Listing can be performed when data are incomplete for some IUCN criteria or vary strongly among countries. 相似文献
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