Publications
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| baylisascaris procyonis neural larva migrans in an infant in new york city. | neural larva migrans (nlm) with eosinophilic meningoencephalitis secondary to raccoon roundworm (baylisascaris procyonis) infection has been reported in rural and suburban areas of north america and europe with extant raccoon populations. most cases have occurred in infants less than two years of age exposed to areas of raccoon fecal contamination. here, we present a case of baylisascaris-induced nlm from the densely populated borough of brooklyn in new york city and alert urban pediatricians to ... | 0 | 25346856 |
| baylisascaris procyonis-associated meningoencephalitis in a previously healthy adult, california, usa. | after severe neurocognitive decline developed in an otherwise healthy 63-year-old man, brain magnetic resonance imaging showed eosinophilic meningoencephalitis and enhancing lesions. the patient tested positive for antibodies to baylisascaris spp. roundworms, was treated with albendazole and dexamethasone, and showed improvement after 3 months. baylisascariasis should be considered for all patients with eosinophilic meningitis. | 0 | 27434260 |
| vertebrate host susceptibility to heartland virus. | heartland virus (hrtv) is a recently described phlebovirus initially isolated in 2009 from 2 humans who had leukopenia and thrombocytopenia. serologic assessment of domestic and wild animal populations near the residence of 1 of these persons showed high exposure rates to raccoons, white-tailed deer, and horses. to our knowledge, no laboratory-based assessments of viremic potential of animals infected with hrtv have been performed. we experimentally inoculated several vertebrates (raccoons, goat ... | 0 | 27869591 |
| rabies surveillance in the united states during 2013. | during 2013, 53 reporting jurisdictions reported 5,865 rabid animals and 3 human rabies cases to the cdc, representing a 4.8% decrease from the 6,162 rabid animals and 1 human case reported in 2012. ninety-two percent of reported rabid animals were wildlife. relative contributions by the major animal groups were as follows: 1,898 raccoons (32.4%), 1,598 bats (27.2%), 1,447 skunks (24.7%), 344 foxes (5.9%), 247 cats (4.2%), 86 cattle (1.5%), and 89 dogs (1.5%). one human case was reported from ma ... | 0 | 25356711 |
| gustatory organs of procyon lotor. | 1890 | 17231843 | |
| the raccoon, a new host for microphallus sp., with additional notes on m. ovatus from turtles. | 1946 | 21066752 | |
| use of the os phallus of the racoon as ripping tool. | 1947 | 20258873 | |
| listeriosis in connecticut with particular reference to a septicemic case in a wild raccoon. | 1947 | 20290835 | |
| insecticides to control the european corn borer in field corn. | 1947 | 20264508 | |
| infestation of a raccoon by amblyomma americanum. | 1947 | 20264533 | |
| isolation of an agent causing bilirubinemia and jaundice in raccoons. | 1954 | 13155569 | |
| [raccoon as a new host of trichinella]. | 1954 | 13151045 | |
| jaundice and bilirubinemia as manifestations of canine distemper in raccoons and ferrets. | 1956 | 13283242 | |
| multiple discrimination learning in raccoons. | 1957 | 13502502 | |
| distemper in the american raccoon (procyon lotor). | 1957 | 13462896 | |
| learning sets and object-size effects in visual discrimination learning by raccoons. | 1958 | 13563713 | |
| infectious canine hepatitis virus studies with special reference to passage of raccoon tissue cultures. | 1958 | 13554664 | |
| egg-adaptation of a strain of distemper virus isolated from a raccoon. | 1958 | 13498267 | |
| distemper in raccoons and foxes suspected of having rabies. | 1958 | 13480929 | |
| carneophallus turgidus sp. nov. (trematoda: microphallidae) from the raccoon, procyon lotor, in south florida. | 1958 | 13526074 | |
| the raccoon, procyon lotor, a natural host of leptospira autumnalis. | 1958 | 13559207 | |
| experimental infection of certain farm mammals with a north american strain of trypanosoma cruzi from the raccoon. | 1958 | 13562102 | |
| the isolation and identification of trypanosoma cruzi from raccoons in maryland. | 1958 | 13595203 | |
| studies on the helminths of north carolina vertebrates. i. procyotrema marsupiformis n. g. n. sp. (strigeida: diplostomatidae) from the pancreatic duct of the raccoon. | 1959 | 13642167 | |
| life history, morphology and taxonomy of atriotaenia (ershovia) procyonis (cestoda: linstowiidae), a parasite of the raccoon. | 1959 | 13673338 | |
| somatic sensory representation in the cerebral cortex of the racoon (procyon lotor). | 1959 | 13843838 | |
| gastrointestinal helminths of raccoons (procyon lotor) from ossabaw island, georgia. | 1959 | 13665459 | |
| grysoma singularis, a new species of treatodes (digenea: psilostomidae) from the racoon procyon lotor (l). | 1961 | 13875329 | |
| the solution of patterned-strings problems by raccoons. | 1961 | 13770277 | |
| double alternation by raccoons. | 1961 | 13790295 | |
| parallelorchis diglossus n. g., n. sp., a trematode (strigeida: diplostomidae) from the florida raccoon. | 1961 | 13711581 | |
| the delayed field drive in the raccoon and cat. | 1961 | 13689937 | |
| natural occurrence of leptospira icterohaemorrhagiae in the eastern grey fox and the eastern raccoon. | 1961 | 13879710 | |
| life history of heterobilharzia americana price 1929, a schistosome of the raccoon and other mammals in southeastern united states. | 1962 | 13929078 | |
| reversal learning by horse and raccoon. | 1962 | 14005044 | |
| studies on helminths of north carolina vertebrates. ii. ascocotyle ampullacea sp. n. (trematoda: heterophyidae) from raccoon. | 1962 | 14474002 | |
| the sensory innervation of the common north american raccoon (procyon lotor). | 1962 | 14003896 | |
| two morphological types of placentae in the raccoon. | 1962 | 13869112 | |
| helminths of procyon lotor solutus from cape island, south carolina. | 1962 | 13904711 | |
| development of the raccoon placenta. | 1963 | 14072366 | |
| discrimination learning: squirrels vs raccoons. | 1963 | 13954803 | |
| occurrence of enterococci in animals in a wild environment. | enterococci were obtained from the feces of 71% of 216 mammals, 86% of 70 reptiles, and 32% of 22 birds sampled in a truly wild environment, the great smoky mountains national park. patterns of food dependence and also of species dependence were observed. among the lower classes of the primarily herbivorous mammals, the enterococci occurred sporadically; however, of the six species of sciuridae, the gray squirrel, and of four species of cricetidae, the red-backed mouse, the enterococci appear to ... | 1963 | 13936610 |
| brugia beaveri sp. n. (nematoda: filarioidea) from the raccoon (procyon lotor) in louisiana. | 1964 | 14125153 | |
| helminth parasites of the raccoon, procyon lotor in the southeastern united states. | 1964 | 14125169 | |
| distemper in raccoons characterized by giant-cell pneumonitis. | 1964 | 17421754 | |
| discussion of paper by w.i. welker and others on the somatic sensory system of the raccoon. | 1964 | 14140657 | |
| some morphological and physiological characteristics of the somatic sensory system in raccoons. | 1964 | 14135028 | |
| the l-thyroxine secretion rate, l-triiodothyronine equivalent, and biological half-life (t1/2) of l-thyroxine-i-131 in the raccoon (procyon lotor). | 1965 | 14340630 | |
| occurrence of the fluke, procyotrema marsupiformis harkema and miller, 1959, in a maryland raccoon. | 1965 | 5891520 | |
| the lateral cervical nucleus of the raccoon. | 1965 | 14278099 | |
| metagonimoides oregonensis price, 1931 (trematoda: heterophyidae) from the raccoon in middle tennessee. | 1965 | 5891522 | |
| effect of acute gamma radiation on wild opossum, gray fox, raccoon and bobcat. | 1965 | 5884552 | |
| somatic sensory representation of forelimb in dorsal root fibers of raccoon, coatimundi, and cat. | 1965 | 14283060 | |
| the life history of ascocotyle pachycystis sp. n., a trematode (digenea: heterophyidae) from the raccoon in south florida. | 1965 | 14339373 | |
| field and laboratory studies of skunks, raccoons and groundhogs as reservoirs of leptospira pomona. | 1965 | 5828180 | |
| distribution of corpus callosum and anterior commissure in cat and raccoon. | 1965 | 5861718 | |
| dermatitis in a human volunteer infected with strongyloides of nutria and raccoon. | 1965 | 5891452 | |
| corticospinal fibers in the raccoon. | 1966 | 4165895 | |
| renal hypoplasia and compensatory hypertrophy in a raccoon. | 1966 | 5948340 | |
| successful use of intrathoracic anesthesia in wild raccoons. | 1966 | 5175035 | |
| the microscopic structure of the adult raccoon (procyon lotor) and woodchuck (marmota monax) spleens. | 1967 | 4166267 | |
| motor function and the corticospinal tracts in the dog and raccoon. | 1967 | 6068032 | |
| the supplementary motor area of the raccoon. | 1968 | 4975055 | |
| pattern of localization in 'precentral' motor cortex of raccoon. | 1968 | 5712011 | |
| somatotopic organization of raccoon dorsal column nuclei. | 1968 | 4378068 | |
| receptive fields of first-order somatic sensory neurons innervating rhinarium in coati and raccoon. | 1969 | 5794913 | |
| detection and ecology of leptospirosis in iowa wildlife. | to gain additional information on the extent of leptospirosis in wildlife following a human outbreak in iowa, wild mammals and lower forms of life were collected. isolation, darkfield microscopic, serologic and pathologic procedures were used to identify past or present evidence of leptospiral infection. leptospires were isolated from 7 of 75 (9%) mammals. serotype grippotyphosa was isolated from three raccoons (procyon lotor) and one western harvest mouse (reithrodontomys megalotis). serotype b ... | 1970 | 16512128 |
| the susceptibility of five species of wild animals to experimental infection with leptospira grippotyphosa. | five species of wild animals including opossums, didelphis marsupialis, striped skunks, mephitis mephitis, red, vulpes vulpes, and gray foxes, urocyon cinereoargenteus and raccoons, procyon lotor, were inoculated intraperitoneally with varying numbers of leptospira grippotyphosa, organisms. clinical signs were not detected, however, leptospiremia, leptospiruria and antibodies for the homologous organism, were demonstrated. lesions attributed to leptospirosis were observed in liver and kidney tis ... | 1970 | 16512129 |
| the raccoon an emerging rabies host. | the geographic distribution of enzootic rabies in raccoons is currently limited to florida and georgia. the enzootic area has steadily expanded northward into georgia during the 1960's. an epizootic in a population of raccoons closely associated with the human residents of a small, off-shore island was investigated. forty-seven raccoons from the island were confirmed rabies positive by the state laboratory from january 22 to may 20, 1969. about 10 percent of the raccoons trapped during the peak ... | 1970 | 16512166 |
| serologic evidence of venezuelan equine encephalitis virus infections in raccoons of south central florida. | 1971 | 5156482 | |
| trichophyton mentagrophytes infection in a raccoon. | 1971 | 5164384 | |
| rabies in raccoons in the southeastern united states. | 1971 | 5165034 | |
| haemobartonella procyoni sp. n. in the raccoon, procyon lotor. | 1971 | 5171935 | |
| fine structure of the corpus luteum of the raccoon during pregnancy. | 1971 | 4326958 | |
| the sensorineural organization of the digital skin of the raccoon. | 1972 | 4639839 | |
| eimeria procyonis sp. n., an isospora sp., and a redescription of e. nuttalli yakimoff and matikaschwili, 1932 (protozoa: eimeriidae) from the american raccoon (procyon lotor). | 1972 | 5032220 | |
| histological evidence from cerebellar pedunculotomy supporting the exogenous origin of climbing fibers in cat and raccoon. | 1972 | 5027174 | |
| isolation of pasteurella multocida from wild raccoons and foxes: preliminary report. | 1972 | 5049123 | |
| epizootiologic aspects of raccoon rabies in florida. | 1973 | 4583405 | |
| hanging and climbing functions in raccoon and sloth after total cerebellectomy. | 1973 | 4683148 | |
| raccoon teeth stained with aluminum. | 1973 | 4784320 | |
| monosynaptic corticospinal-motoneuron path in the raccoon. | 1974 | 4853256 | |
| neighbor recognition in two "solitary" carnivores: the raccoon (procyon lotor) and the red fox (vulpes fulva). | male raccoons and red foxes were trapped alive and exposed to each other in captivity. animals of each species trapped close to one another demonstrated a higher frequency of initial dominance-subordinance relationships and lower frequencies of more intense aggressive interactions than did animals trapped at greater distances from each other. this suggests the existence of neighbor recognition and thus a rudimentary social structure within these free-living "solitary" species. | 1974 | 17799055 |
| lamination of the dorsal lateral geniculate nucleus in carnivores of the weasel (mustelidae), raccoon (procyonidae) and fox (canidae) families. | 1974 | 4817348 | |
| an ipsilateral input to the primary somastosensory (si) area of raccoon cerebral cortex. | 1974 | 4423481 | |
| [developmental particularities of t. spiralis larvae isolated from the raccoon (procyon lotor) muscles in albino mice]. | 1974 | 4825362 | |
| salmonella infections in florida raccoons, procyon lotor. | 1974 | 4595396 | |
| locomotor behavior of decerebellated arboreal mammals--monkey and raccoon. | 1974 | 4212146 | |
| experimental transmission of pasteurella multocida from raccoons to turkeys via bite wounds. | 1974 | 4433300 | |
| epizootic of canine distemper virus infection among urban raccoons and gray foxes. | 1974 | 4436928 | |
| exceptional karyotype in a raccoon dog. | 1974 | 4448695 | |
| [observation of natural toothbrush bristles by means of scanning electron microscopy--pig, raccoon dog and sheep bristles (author's transl)]. | 1974 | 4530215 | |
| wildlife and environmental health: raccoons as indicators of zoonoses and pollutants in southeastern united states. | inasmuch as terrestrial fauna are an integral part of our natural environment and are directly exposed to disease and pollutants, it follows that certain wild populations could serve to detect subtle alterations within ecosystems. a collection of studies on raccoons is presented to stimulate other researchers to develop the potential of our wildlife resources as monitors of environmental health. raccoons have been used as serologic sentinels for st louis encephalitis and venezuelan equine enceph ... | 1975 | 170239 |
| frequency of sarcocystis spp in detroit, metropolitan area, michigan. | a survey of sarcocystis spp in feral animals and in domesticated animals slaughtered in detroit, mi, was undertaken during a 6-month period, april to september, 1973, using histologic and digestion diagnostic techniques. results indicated 75.3% of 789 sheep and 10.8% of 306 lambs were infected. infection in young and adult sheep was low in april (0% of 78 lambs and 6.7% of 62 adult sheep), but increased in july (24% of 90 lambs and 94.1% of 201 adult sheep). high frequency of sarcocystis in summ ... | 1975 | 803806 |
| further characterization of raccoonpox virus. | a poxvirus isolated from the respiratory tract of raccoons in a forest and swamp area near aberdeen, maryland, was characterized by biological, serological, and biophysical methods. the virus was shown to be related to the vaccinia-variola subgroup by serological and biophysical methods, but measurably different from the other viruses of this group by biological methods. it causes flaccid paralysis in 1-day-old suckling mice and does not grow well on cam after two or three passages. | 1975 | 813616 |
| paragonimus kellicotti infection in wild carnivores in southwestern ontario: i. prevalence and gross pathologic features. | paragonimus kellicotti ward, 1908 was recovered from 16 of 105 mink (mustela vison), 14 of 244 striped skunks (mephitis mephitis), 10 of 446 red foxes (vulpes vulpes), 1 of 31 coyotes (canis latrans), 0 of 326 raccoons (procyon lotor) and 0 of 8 weasels (mustela spp.) collected from southwestern ontario. the majority of carnivores harboring p. kellicotti was collected from two counties (huron and bruce) bordering the east shore of lake huron where 6.0% of the animals (excluding raccoons) were in ... | 1975 | 1113433 |
| an epizootic of cerebral nematodiasis in rabbits due to ascaris columnarus. | an epizootic of cerebral nematodiasis due to ascaris columnaris occurred in a commercial rabbitry, and 80 diseased rabbits died or were killed. the morbidity was high in groups of recently purchased rabbits and in the offspring of 12 breeder rabbits. the breeder rabbits which had been on the farm for more than a yr survived the outbreaks. wild animals and birds had access to the facilities, but raccoons and skunks were never observed. a columnaris larvae were found on histopathologic examination ... | 1975 | 1121166 |
| toxoplasma antibodies among bobcats and other carnivores of norther california. | the prevalence of antibodies to toxoplasma gondii was investigated among five species of wild carnivores in norther ccalifornia. the highest prevalence was among bobcats (lynx rufus), with 15 of 21 tested being serologically positive. other results included serological evidence of toxoplasmosis in two of seven raccoons (procyon lotor), one of three badgers (taxidea taxus) and two of three coyotes (canis latrans). two gray foxes (urocyon cinereoargenteus) were serologically negative. oone badger ... | 1975 | 1142562 |
| paragonimus kellicotti infection in wild carnivores in southwestern ontario: ii. histopathologic features. | pulmonary lesions associated with naturally acquired paragonimus kellicotti infection were studied in mink (mustela vison), striped skunks (mephitis mephitis), red foxes (vulpes vulpes) and a coyote (canis latrans). in ,ink a fibrous capsule was formed around mature flukes in dilated bronchioles or bronchi, and there was mild focal interstitial pneumonitis adjacent to fluke eggs in alveoli and migrating parasites. a thick wall, infiltrated heavily with mononuclear cells and eosinophils, surroun ... | 1975 | 1152176 |
| species differences in mechanosensory projections from the mouth to the ventrobasal thalamus. | to determine whether the largely ipsilateral, inverted representation of mouth parts in the ventrobasal thalamus of sheep was unique to that species or an expansion of a general mammalian pattern, the corresponding thalamic projections were mapped electrophysiologically in a selected series of mammals (oppossums, agoutis, squirrel monkeys, cats, raccoons, and sheep) representing major branches of evolution among therian mammals. in mapping, tungsten microelectrodes were used to record multi-unit ... | 1975 | 1159110 |