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s, through their publisher, are pleased to offer this compilation of presentations as a Conference Pro­ ceedings. This volume will be an important data source for the study of diseases of wildlife by students, specialists, and general biologists everywhere. WDA President W. G. Winkler expresses the Associa­ t978-1-4757-1658-0978-1-4757-1656-6

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Welcome Address by the Conference Chairmanpapers in this field, thus we can expect further success concerning our knowledge of the diseases of cold blooded animals. Besides Munich is also a well known center for other fields of wildlife disease.

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Können Ektoparasiten ein eine Wildtierpopulation Regulierender Faktor Sein?ie soweit dezimiert, daß ihr Fortbestand gefährdet ist. Die Populationsdichte ist zwar sehr häufig, aber keineswegs immer eine wesentliche Voraussetzung für den Ausbruch einer durch Arthropoden hervorgerufenen Parasitose. Eine qualitative Populationsregulierung kommt den Ektoparasiten auf Grund unserer bisherigen Kenntnisse nicht zu.

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Malnutrition in Captive Birds of Preye been shown to cause vitamin A deficiency, rickets, osteomalacia, nutritional secondary hyperparathyroidism, hypocalcemic tetany and possibly nutritional myopathy. Syndromes similar to those caused by thiamine deficiency and riboflavin deficiency in domestic fowl have been described in birds of prey.

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