poisoning

The morbid condition produced by a poison which may be swallowed, inhaled, injected, or absorbed through the skin. (Source: KOREN)



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Koeppel KN, Kemp LV 2015. Lead toxicosis in a southern ground hornbill Bucorvus leadbeateri in South Africa. Journal of Avian Medicine and Surgery 29 (4) 340–344
Haig SM, D'Elia J, Eagles-Smith C, Fair JM, Gervais J, Herring G, Rivers JW, Schulz JH 2014. The persistent problem of lead poisoning in birds from ammunition and fishing tackle. The Condor 116 (3) 408-428
Ecke F, Singh NJ, Arnemo JM, Bignert A, Helander B, Berglund AMM, Borg H, Bröjer C, Holm K, Lanzone M, Miller T, Nordström A, Räikkönen J, Rodushkin I, Agren E, Hörnfeldt B 2017. Sublethal lead exposure alters movement behavior in free-ranging golden eagles. Environmental Science and Technology 51 5729-5736
Gangoso L, Alvarez-Lloret P, Rodriguez-Navarro AAB, Mateo R, Hiraldo F, Donázar JA 2009. Long-term effects of lead poisoning on bone mineralization in vultures exposed to ammunition sources. Environmental Pollution 157 569-574
Berny P, Vilagines L, Cugnasse J-M, Mastain O, Chollet J-Y, Joncour G, Razin M 2015. Vigilance poison: Illegal poisoning and lead intoxication are the main factors affecting avian scavenger survival in the Pyrenees (France). Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety 118 71-82
McCann BE, Whitworth W, Newman RA 2016. Efficacy of non-lead ammunition for culling elk at Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Human-Wildlife Interactions 10 (2) 268-282
Buenz EJ 2016. Lead exposure through eating wild game. The American Journal of Medicine 129 (5) 457-458
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Green RE, Pain DJ 2019. Risks to human health from ammunition-derived lead in Europe. Ambio 48 954-968
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Risks to human health from ammunition_derived lead in Europe.pdf 451.6 KB
Stroud RK, Hunt WG 2009. Gunshot wounds: A source of lead in the environment. Ingestion of lead from spent ammunition: Implications for wildlife and humans 119-125
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Gunshot wounds A source of lead in the environment.pdf 1.05 MB
Legagneux P, Suffice P, Messier J-S, Lelievre F, Tremblay JA, Maisonneuve C, Saint-Louis R, Bety J 2014. High risk of lead contamination for scavengers in an area with high moose hunting success. PLoS ONE 9 (11) e111546
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Erel Y, Pinhasi R, Coppa A, Ticher A, Tirosh O, Carmel L 2021. Lead in archeological human bones reflecting historical changes in lead production. Environmental Science and Technology
Blakley BR 2021. Lead poisoning in animals. Merck Veterinary Manual
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Kelly TR, Bloom PH, Torres SG, Hernandez YZ, Poppenga RH, Boyce WM, Johnson CK 2011. Impact of the California lead ammunition ban on reducing lead exposure in golden eagles and turkey vultures. PLoS ONE 6 (4) e17656
Robson S 2007. Nitrate and nitrite poisoning in livestock. Primefacts 415 1-4
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Nitrate and Nitrite Poisoning in Livestock Robson 2007.pdf 101.73 KB
2014. African Raptors. Newsletter of the African Raptor Network
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ARN Newsletter 4.pdf 3.09 MB
Hampton JO, Specht AJ, Pay JM, Pokras MA, Bengsen JA 2021. Portable X-ray fluorescence for bone lead measurements of Australian eagles. Science of the Total Environment 789
Namibia Animal Rehabilitation Research and Education Centre (NARREC), HumaneLABS 2020. Wildlife poisoning crime scene protocols.
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Wildlife poisoning crime scene protocols.pdf 1.5 MB
Plaza PI, Martínez-López E, Lambertucci SA 2019. The perfect threat: Pesticides and vultures. Science of The Total Environment 687 1207-1218
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The perfect threat_Pesticides and vultures.pdf 404.92 KB
Marais J 2022. Dangerous snakes of Namibia.
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Dangerous snakes of Namibia.pdf 1.44 MB
Weise FJ, Van Vuuren RJ, Echement KE, Cleverley MP, Van Vuuren M 2013. Successful snakebite treatment in three juvenile African wild dogs (Lycaon pictus) with polyvalent antivenom: a Namibian case report. Journal of the South African Veterinary Association 84 (1)
Bridgeford P 2001. Notes: More vulture deaths in Namibia. Vulture News 44 22-26
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More vulture deaths in Namibia.pdf 1.67 MB
Ogada DL, Keesing F, Virani MZ 2011. Dropping dead: causes and consequences of vulture population declines worldwide. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences 1 - 15
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Craven P, Klaassen E 1998. Ondetia, the problematic cousin of "Vermeerbos".
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Spotlight_009.pdf 2.13 MB
Austaller S 1999. Helichrysum. A multipurpose plant of major economic importance in Namibia.
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Spotlight_019.pdf 2.74 MB
von Seydlitz H 1999. Wild silk: Pest and opportunity.
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Spotlight_021.pdf 2.14 MB
von Seydlitz H 2001. Buying feed safely.
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Buying feed safely_2001.pdf 2.64 MB
Schubert S 2002. Trachyandra laxa (Rolbos): A poisonous plant of Namibia.
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Spotlight_062.pdf 3.04 MB
van Eck JAJ 2004. Different methods to control Dichapetalum cymosum (Gifblaar).
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Spotlight_077.pdf 2.29 MB
Bester FV 2005. Dichapetalum cymosum (poison-leaf/Gifblaar): A never-ending problem.
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Bester FV 2005. Herbicidal control of poison-leaf/Gifblaar Dichapetalum cymosum.
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Bester FV 2005. Reducing livestock mortality from poison-leaf (Gifblaar).
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Spotlight_093.pdf 2.81 MB
Nauhaus WK 2008. Urea poisoning.
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Basson PA 1987. Poisoning of wildlife in Southern Africa. Journal of the South African Veterinary Association 58 (4) 219 - 228
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Poisoning of wildlife in Southern Africa.pdf 687.18 KB