Hawkey's atlas of wild and exotic animal haematology Jaime Samour, Mike Hart.
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TextPublisher: Boca Raton : CRC Press, 2020Edition: New editionDescription: 1 online resource illustrations (black and white, and colour)Content type: text Media type: computer Carrier type: online resourceISBN: 1000190846; 9780429299049; 0429299044; 9781000190922; 1000190927; 9781000190847; 9781000190885; 1000190889Subject(s): SCIENCE / Life Sciences / Zoology / General | MEDICAL / Veterinary Medicine / General | SCIENCE / Life Sciences / Taxonomy | Veterinary hematology -- Atlases | Veterinary cytology -- Atlases | Exotic animals -- Diseases -- DiagnosisDDC classification: 636.089615 LOC classification: SF769.5Online resources: Taylor & Francis | OCLC metadata license agreement Summary: This revised, updated and expanded edition of Christine Hawkey's A Colour Atlas of Comparative Veterinary Haematology is bursting with high-quality images to aid identification of blood cells and haemoparasites in the different species commonly seen in private practice and zoological collections. It will assist veterinarians in the identification of normal and abnormal blood cells and in understanding the structural differences of blood cells between the various taxa within the Animal Kingdom. With the help of this guide, readers will be able to understand haemoresponses in the presence of specific and non-specific disease processes and identify haemoparasites commonly seen in blood films from wild and exotic animals. This impressively illustrated comparative haematology atlas is unrivalled in its scope, quality and accuracy. It is a must-have for veterinary students, veterinary surgeons working in general and referral veterinary clinical practices, clinicians working in zoological collections and specialists in exotic animal medicine.
This revised, updated and expanded edition of Christine Hawkey's A Colour Atlas of Comparative Veterinary Haematology is bursting with high-quality images to aid identification of blood cells and haemoparasites in the different species commonly seen in private practice and zoological collections. It will assist veterinarians in the identification of normal and abnormal blood cells and in understanding the structural differences of blood cells between the various taxa within the Animal Kingdom. With the help of this guide, readers will be able to understand haemoresponses in the presence of specific and non-specific disease processes and identify haemoparasites commonly seen in blood films from wild and exotic animals. This impressively illustrated comparative haematology atlas is unrivalled in its scope, quality and accuracy. It is a must-have for veterinary students, veterinary surgeons working in general and referral veterinary clinical practices, clinicians working in zoological collections and specialists in exotic animal medicine.
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