| herpesviruses and newcastle disease viruses in white storks (ciconia ciconia). | three herpesviruses were isolated from white storks (ciconia ciconia). all isolates reacted in cross-neutralisation tests with homologous antisera and with sera prepared against a herpesvirus from a black stork (ciconia nigra). these data indicate serologic relatedness of the herpesviruses from both stork species. antisera prepared against herpesviruses from the domestic chicken (viruses of marek's disease and infectious laryngotracheitis), turkey, duck and pigeon as well as from the blue-fronte ... | 1983 | 18766791 |
| newcastle disease in a zoo affecting demoiselle cranes (anthropoides virgo), greater flamingos (phoenicopterus ruber) and a pied imperial pigeon (ducula bicolor). | newcastle disease virus could be isolated from demoiselle cranes (anthropoides virgo), greater flamingos (phoenicopterus ruber) and a pied imperial pigeon (ducula bicolor) in chicken embryo fibroblast (cef) cultures. all of these birds died without prominent symptoms and had no typical pathological lesions. identification and characterisation studies of the viruses were performed in cef cultures and embryos. serological cross reactions could be detected between ndv strain b1 and the new isolates ... | 1981 | 18770153 |
| letter: hematologic and biochemical profiles in normal demoiselle cranes. | | 2015 | 4370947 |
| disseminated visceral coccidiosis in eurasian cranes (grus grus) in the uk. | clinical disease and mortalities due to disseminated visceral coccidiosis were identified for the first time in a group of captive juvenile eurasian cranes (grus grus) in the uk during 2008. presumptive diagnosis was made from the finding of granulomatous nodules in the liver, spleen and other organs at gross postmortem examination, and confirmed histologically by the presence of intracellular coccidial stages within lesions. the species of coccidian was determined to be eimeria reichenowi on th ... | 2011 | 21493556 |
| the long term response of birds to climate change: new results from a cold stage avifauna in northern england. | the early mis 3 (55-40 kyr bp associated with middle palaeolithic archaeology) bird remains from pin hole, creswell crags, derbyshire, england are analysed in the context of the new dating of the site's stratigraphy. the analysis is restricted to the material from the early mis 3 level of the cave because the upper fauna is now known to include holocene material as well as that from the late glacial. the results of the analysis confirm the presence of the taxa, possibly unexpected for a late ple ... | 2015 | 25992609 |
| [sex determination in ten crane species by dna marker ee0.6]. | using a unique dna sequence of w-chromosome ee0.6, we carried out molecular sex determination in 383 individuals often species of cranes (grusgrus l., g. leucogeranus pallas, g. japonensis muller, g. vipio pallas, g. canadensis l., g. antigone l., g. monacha temminck, anthropoides virgo l., balearica regulorum bennett, and b. pavonia l.) kept in zoos and other centers of captive propagation. in 211 birds, sex was determined or verified for the first time. the efficiency of using the sex marker e ... | 2013 | 25508137 |
| [sex determination in ten crane species by dna marker ee0.6]. | using a unique dna sequence of w-chromosome ee0.6, we carried out molecular sex determination in 383 individuals often species of cranes (grusgrus l., g. leucogeranus pallas, g. japonensis muller, g. vipio pallas, g. canadensis l., g. antigone l., g. monacha temminck, anthropoides virgo l., balearica regulorum bennett, and b. pavonia l.) kept in zoos and other centers of captive propagation. in 211 birds, sex was determined or verified for the first time. the efficiency of using the sex marker e ... | 2013 | 25438606 |
| [non-invasive method of sex identification of crane chicks by the dna from capillary vessels of alantois]. | the non-invasive method of determining the sex of chicks after hatching based on the dna isolated from capillary vessels of allantois of the egg-shell membranes was demonstrated on four crane species (gruinae, aves), which were bred in the crane breeding centre of the oka nature reserve in 2009-2012. using the ee0.6 molecular marker of sex, the gender of 26 siberian (grus leucogeranus), 15 red-crowned (g. japonensis), 4 common (g. grus) and 1 demoiselle (anthropoides virgo) crane chicks was iden ... | 2014 | 25507804 |
| [non-invasive method of sex identification of crane chicks by the dna from capillary vessels of alantois]. | the non-invasive method of determining the sex of chicks after hatching based on the dna isolated from capillary vessels of allantois of the egg-shell membranes was demonstrated on four crane species (gruinae, aves), which were bred in the crane breeding centre of the oka nature reserve in 2009-2012. using the ee0.6 molecular marker of sex, the gender of 26 siberian (grus leucogeranus), 15 red-crowned (g. japonensis), 4 common (g. grus) and 1 demoiselle (anthropoides virgo) crane chicks was iden ... | 2014 | 25434206 |
| respiratory responses to acute heat stress in cranes (gruidae): the effects of tracheal coiling. | some species of cranes have extensive coiling of their trachea that substantially increases their anatomical dead space. we subjected individuals of four species of cranes (anthropoides virgo, balearica regulorum, grus grus and grus japonensis) to acute heat stress to investigate the effectiveness of this trait as a thermoregulatory adaptation. we measured cloacal temperature, respiratory flow and frequency and arterial ph during normothermic breathing and thermal panting. extra tracheal length ... | 1985 | 4070839 |
| [potential habitat and priority protection area of cranes with climate change in the great xing'an mountains, china]. | to clarify the impacts of climate change on the potential distribution of six crane species in the great xing'an mountains region, and promote the effective protection of these species, we selected key environmental variables such as climate, topography, and vegetation type based on pearson correlation and jackknife analysis, and modeled the potential distribution of six crane species in the great xing'an mountains using maxent with the current and the future climate change scenarios (rcp4.5 and ... | 2019 | 31418249 |