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110 - Manual sobre Cuidados e Usos de Animals de Laborar6rlo APENDICE A Bibliografia Selecionada Adminlsrracao e Manejo, 111 Alternatlvas, 111 Anestesla, Dor e Clrurgla, 112 Anfiblos, Reptels e Pelxes, 114 Anlmals de Fazenda, 115 Animais Ex6tlcos, Sllvestres e de Zool6glcos, 116 Aves, 117 Bem-Estar, 117 Contamlnantes Amblentals, 117 Culdados com Animals de Laborat6rlo, 118 Enrlqueclmento, 119 Enslno Tecnlco e Profisslonal, 120 Etl ca, 1 21 Eutanas la, 121 Farmacologla e Terapeutlca, 122 Gatos e Caes, 122 Genetlca e Nomenclatura, 122 Lels, Regulamentos e Politlcas, 123 Modelos e Recursos Animals, 123 Nutrlsao, 124 Outros Anlmals, 126 Parasltologla, 127 Patologla e Patologla Chnlca, 127 Perlddlcos, 128 Planejamento e Construcao de Blotcrlos, 130 Prlmatas Nao-Humanos, 131 Referenclas Gerals, 132 Rlscos Blol6glcos em Pesqulsa Animal, 133 Roedores e Coelhos, 134 Tamanho da Amostra e Desenho Experimenral, 137
Apendice A - Bibliografia Selecionada - 111 ADMINISTRA(;AO E MANEJO Animal Care and Use Committees Bibliography T Allen and K. Clingerman. 1992. Beltsville, Md.: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library (Publication ~SRB92-16). 38 pp. Animal Care and Use: Policy Issues in the 1990=s. National Instirures of Health/ Of fice for the Protecr on from Research Risks (NIH/O P RR). I 989. Proceedings of ~ NIH/OPRR Conference, Bethesda, Md. hi Cost An alys is and Rate Setring Manual for An i m al Resource Faci ines. Animal Resources Program (ARP), Division of Research Resources (DRR), National Institutes of .; Health (NIH). 1979 revised. NIH Pub. Into. 80 ~006. Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare. 115 pp. (Available from ARP, DRR, NIH, Building 31, Room SB59, Bethesda, MD 20205). Effective Animal Care and Use Committees. F. B. Orlans, R. C. Simmonds, and W. J. _ Dodds, eds. 1987. In Laboratory Animal Science, Special Issue, January 1987. ~ Published in collaboration with the Scientists Center for Animal Welfare. - ~ Essentials So r Animal Research: A Primer for Research Personnel. B. T Bennett, M. J. Brown, and ). C. Schofield. 1994. Beltsville, Md.: National Agricultural Library 126 pp. Guide to the Care and Use of Experimental Animals, Volume I, 2 rid ed. E. D. Olfert, B. M. Cross, and A. A McWilliam, Ed. 1993. Ontario, Canada: Canadian Council on Animal Care. 211 pp. Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee Guidebook. INIH :0 PRR 1992. 1\ i H. Pub. 92-3415. (IACIUC duties, special considerations, federal regulations, references and resources.) Laboratory Animal Medical Subject Headings, A Report. NRC (National Research Council).1972. A report of the ILAR (Institute of Laboratory Animal Resources) Cc mm itree on Laboratory Animal Literature. Washington , D . C. : N a tional Academy of S ciences. 212 pp. Reference Materials for Members of Animal Care and Use Committees. D. J. Berry 1991. Beltsville, Md.: U.S. Department ofAgricultute, National Agricultural Library(AWICseries#10).42pp. ALTERNATIVAS Alternative Methods for Toxicity Testing: Regulatory Policy Issues. EPA-230/ 12-85-029. NTIS PB8-6- 113404/AS. Of fice of Policy, Planning and Evaluation, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Washington, DC 20460.
112 - Manual sobre Culdados e Usos de Animals de Laborarbrlo Alternatives to Animal Use in Research, Testing, and Education. Of lice of Tech n Slug; Assessment (OTA-BA-273). U.S. Gov Printing Office. Washington, DC 20402. Alternatives to Current Uses of Animals in Research, Saferf Testing, and Education. M. L. Stephens.1986. Washington, D. C.: Humane Socier7 of the United States. 86 pp. Alternatives to Pain in Experiments on Animals. D. Pratt.1980. Argus Archives. 283 PP Animals and Alternatives in Testing: History Science, and Ethics. J. Zurlo, D. Rudacile, and A. M. G ale berg. l 994. New York: Mary Ann Liebert Publishers. 86 pp. The Principles of Humane Experimental Techniques. W. M. S. Russell and R. L. Burch. 1959. London: Methuen fix Co. 238 pp. (Reprinted as a Special Edition in 1992 by the Universities Federation for Animal Welfare.) ANESTESIA, DOR E CIRURGIA Anesthesiology: SelectedTopics in LaboratoryAnimalMedicine.Vol.5. S. H. Cramler and E. F. Jones. 1976. Brooks Air Force Base, Tex.: U.S Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine. 110 pp. (Available as Accession No. ADA 031463 from NationalTechnical information Service, U.S. Deparmment of Commerce, Springfield, VA 22161). Animal Pain. Perception and Alleviation. R. L. Kitchell, H. H. Erickson, E. Carsrens, and L. E. Davis. 1983. Bethesda, Md.: American Physiological Societv. 231 pp. Animal Pain Scales and Public Policy E B. Orlans. 1990.ATLA. 18:41-50. Animal PhysiologicSurgery2nded. C. M. Lang, ed. 1982. New York: Springer-Verlag. 180pp. Basic Surgical Exercises Using Swine. M. M. Swindle.1983. New York: Praeger. 254 Canine Surgery: AText and ReferenceWork 2nd ed. J. Archibald, ed. 1974. Wheaton, 111.: American Veterinary Publicarions. 1172 pp. (Publisher is now located in Santa Barbara, Calif ). Categories of Invasiveness in An imal Experiments. Canadian Council on Animal Care. 1993. Guide ro the Care and Use of Experimental Animals. Vol I (2nd ed.). Appcudix SV-B, pp. 201-202. Comparative Anesthesia in LaboratoryAnimals. E. V Miller, M. Ben, and J. S. Cass, eds. 1969. Fed. Proc. 28:1369-1586 and index. Experimental Surgery in Farm Animals. R. W. Dougherty.1981. Ames: lowa State UniversityPress.146pp. Experimenral Surgery: including Surgica Physiolog7. Srh ed J. Markowitz, J. Archiba d and H. G. Downie.19G4. Balrimore: Williams andWilkins. G59 pp. Experimen tal and Surgical Technique in the Rat. H. B. Waynforth and P. A. Flecknell. 1992. New York: Academic Press. 400 pp.
Aptndice A - BibliograSa Selecionada 113 Fundamental Techniques in Veterinary Surger - 3rd ed. C. B. Knocked, A. R. Allen, D. J. Williams, and J. H. Johnson.1987. Philadelphia: W. B. Sawlders.3G8 pp. Guidelines on the recognition of pain, distress and discomfort in experimental animals and an hypothesis forassessment. D. B. Morton and P. H. M. Griffidhs.1985.Vet. Rec. IIG:431-43G. Laboratory Animal A l! esthesia: An I n trod UCt.<l;1 for Research Wo rkers and Technicians. P. A. Flecknell. l 987. San Diego: Academic Press. l SG pp. Large An imal Anesthesia: Principles and Techn iq l :. -. T W. Riebold, D. O. G oble, and D. R. Geiser.1982. Ames: Iowa State University Press. l G2 pp. Pain, An esthes ia, a nd An algesia in Comm on Laboratory An I mals Bibliography, January 1980-December 198G. F. P. Gluckstein. 198G. Bethesda, Md.: National Library of Medicine (Publication #86-17).45 pp. Pain, Anesthesia, a n d Analgesia in Common Labo raeory Animals Bibliography, Jan ;.; rv 1987 - May 1988. F. P. Gluckstein. 1988. Bethesda, Md.: National Library of Medicine (Publication ~88-G .9 pp. Recognition and Alleviano n O f Pal n and Disn ess in Laborato ry An bilals. N RC (National Research Co uncil). l 992. A rep rt of tile institute of Lab o ratory An im al Resources Commin ce on Pain and Distress in LaboratoryAffimals. Washington, D.C.: National Academy Press. l 37 pp. The Relief nf Pain in Laboratmy Animals. P. A. Flecknell. l 984. Lab. Andn.18:1 -47- I G0. Research Animal Anesthesia, Analgesia, and Surgery. l 994. A. C. Smith and M. M. Swindle. Greenbelr, Md.: Scientists CenterforAnimalWelfare. Small Animal Anesthesia: Mosby=s Fundamenrals of Animal Health Technology. R. G. Warren, ed.1982. Sr. Lmds: C. V MosbY 37G pp. Small Animal Aneschesia: Mosby=s Fundamenials of Animal Health'I echnology. D. McKelvey and W. Hollingshead. l 994. St. Lmus: C V Mosby 350 pp. Small Affimal Surgery An Atlas of Operative Techniques. W F. Wb~gfield and C. A. Rawlings, eds. l 979. Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders. 228 pp Small Animal Surgical Nursing.2nd ed. Mosby=s Fundamentals of Animal Health Technology. D. L. TracY ed. l 994. St. Louis: C. V Mosby 375 pp. S tandards for AAHA H osp itals. American Animal Hospital Association. l 990. Denver: AAHA.71 pp. Surgery o f the Digestive System h~ the Rat. R. Lambert. l 9 G5. (Translated from the French by B. Julien). Springfield, 111.: Charles C. Thomas.501 pp. Surgical Procedures. Laboratory Animal Science Association. 1990. Pp. 3 15 b~ Guidelines on the Care of LaboratoryAnimals andTheirUse forScientific Purposes 111. London: Universiries Federation for Animal Welfare. lextbook of Large Animal Surgery. 2nd ed. F. W. Oehme and J. E. Prier 1987. Balrimore: Williams and Wilkins.73G pp. Textbook of Small Animal Surgery 2nd ed. D. Slatter. 1993. Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders.2 Volumes.249G pp.
114 Manual sobre Cuidados r Usos de Animals de l~borarcino Textbook of Veterinary Anesthesia. L. R. Soma, ed. 1971. Bal timore: Williams and Wilkins. 621 pp. Veterinary Anesthesia. 2nd ed. W. V Lumb and E. W. Jones. 1984. Philadelphia: Lea and Febiger. 693 pp. ANF[B105, REPTEIS E PEIXES Artificial Seawaters: Formulas and Methods. J. P. Bidwell and S. Spotte.1985. Boston: Jones and Bartlett. The Care and Use of Amphibians, Reptiles, and Fish in Research. D. O Schaeffer, K. M. K einow, and L. Krulisch, eds. l 992. Proceedings from a S CAW/LSU-SVM- sponsoredconference,April8-9,1991, New Orleans, La. Greenbelt Md.: Scientists Center for Animal Welfare. Disease Diagnosis and Control in North American Marine Aquaculture. 2nd rev ed. C. J. S inderrna art and D. V. Lichtner.1988. New York: Elsevier 426 pp. Diseases of Fishes, Book 2A, Bacterial Diseases of Fishes. G. L. Bullock, D. A. Conroy, and S. F. Snieszko.1971. Neptune, N.J.: T F H. Publications. 151 pp. Diseases of Fishes, Book 2B, Identification of Fish Pathogenic Bacteria. G. L. Bullock, 1971. Neptune,N.J.:T F. H. Publicarions.41 pp. Diseases of Fishes. Book 4, Fish immunology. D. P. Anderson. 1974. Neptune, 1\ .J.: T. F. H. Publications 239 pp. Diseases of Fishes, Book 5, Environmental Stress and Fish Diseases. G. A. Wederneyer, F. P. Meyer, and L. Smith. 1976. Neptune, N !. T. F. H. Publications. 192 pp. Fish Pathology, 2nd ed. R. J. Roberts, ed. 1989. London: Saunders. 448 pp. GuidelinesfortheUseofFishesin Field Research. C. H ebbs, J G. Nickum, and J. R. Hunter. 1987. Joint publication of the American Society of ichthyologists and Herpetologists, the American Fisheries Sociery, and the American institute of Fisheries Research Blologl,ts. 12 pp. Guidelines for the Use of Live Amphibians and Reptiles in Field Research. V H. Hutchinson, ed. ] 987. Joint publication of the American Society of ichthyologists and Herpetologists, The Herpetologists= League, and the Society for the Study of Amphibians and Reptiles. 14 pp. Information Resources for Reptiles, Amphibians, Fish, and Cephalopods Used in Biomedica Research. D. J. Berry, M. D. Kreger, J. L. Lyons-Carrer 1992. Beltsville, of d. : USDA l\iauollal Library Animal Welfare I n formation Center 87 pp. Laboratory Anatomy of the Turtle. L. M. Ashley 1955. Dubuque, Iowa: Wm. C. Brown. 48 pp. Parasites of Freshwater Fishes: A Review of Their Treatment and Control. G. L. Hoffman and F. P. Meyer.1974. Neptune, N.J.: T. F. H. Publications. 224 pp. The Pa bolog; of Fishes. W E. Ribelm and G. Migaki, eds. 1975. Madison: University nfWiccnnsin.1004 or.
Apdodice A - Bibliograf a Selecionada 1 i 5 ANIMAIS DE FAZENDA Behavior of Domestic Animals. B. L. H art. i 98 5. New York: W. H. Freeman 390 pp. The Biology of the Pig. W. G. Pond and K. A. Houpt.1978. Ithaca, N.Y: Comsrock Publishing. 371 pp. The Calf ManagementandFeeding.5thed.J. H. B. Roy 1990. Boston: Buttetworths. Clinical Biochemistry of Domestic Anitnals. 4th cd. J. J. Kaneko, cd. l 989. New York: Academic Press. 93Z pp. Current Veterinary Therapy Food Animal Practice. J. L. Howard, cd. 1981. Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders.1233 pp. Current Veterinary Therapy: Food Animal Practice Two. J. L. Howard, ed. 1986. Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders.1008 pp. Current Veterinary Therapy. Food Animal Practice Three. J. L. H oward, cd. 1992. Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders.1002 pp.Diseases of Poultry 9th cd. B. W. Calnek et al., eds.1991.Ames: Iowa State Unit ersiry Press. 9ii pp. Diseases of Sheep. R. Jensen.1974. Philadelphia Lea and Febiger 389 pp. Diseases of Swine.7rh cd. A. D. Lemon et al., eds. l 992. A nes: Iowa State University Press.1038 pp. Domesticated Farm Animals in Medical Resealch. R. E. Doyle, S. Garb, L. E. Davis, D. K. Meyer, and F. W. Clayron.1968. Ann. N.Y Acad. Sci. t 47: 129-204. Dukes= Physiology of Domestic Animals. 11 th rev cd. M. J. Swenson and W. O. Reece, eds. 1993. Ithaca, N.Y: Cmtlstock Publisll,llg. 928 pp. Essentials of Pig Anatomy W. O. Sack.1982. Ithaca, N.Y: VeterinatyTe rtbooks. 192 pp. Farm Anima Housing and Welfare. D. H. Baxter, M. R. Ba tter, J. A. C. MacCormack, et al., eds. l 983. Boston: Nijhoff 343 pp. Farm Animal Welfare, January 1979-April 1989. C. N. Bebee and J. Swanson, eds. 1989. Beltsville, Md.: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library 301 pp. Farm Animals and the Environment. C. Phillips and D. Piggins, cc 5. 1')9'. Wallingford, state: CAB Internauonal. 430 pp. Indicators Relevant to Farm Animal Welfare. D. Smidr, cd. l 983. Boston iNijhoft 251 pp. Livestock behavior and the design of livestock handling facilities. T Grandin.1991. Pp. 96-125 in Handbook of Facilities Planning. Volume 2: Labortory Animal Facilities, T Ruys, cd. New York: Van Nostrand.422 pp. Management and Welfare of Farm Animals 3rd cd. UFAW (Universities Federation forAnimalWelfare).1988. London: BailliemTilldall. 260 pp. Nematode Parasites of DomesucAnimals and of Man. N. D Levine.1968. Minneapolis, Minn.: Burgess Publishing.600 pp. Pathology of DomesticAnimals. 4th ed. K. V Jubb etal., eds. l992. Vol. l, 780 pp.; Vol.2,653 pp. New York: Academic Press.
I 16 - Manual sobre Cuidados e Usos de An n ais de Labora or 0 The Pig as a Laboratory Animal. L. E. Mount and D. L. lngram.1971. New York: Academic Press. 175 pp. The Protection of Farm Animals, 1979-April 1989: Citations From AGRICOLA Concerning Diseases and Other Environmental Considerations. C. N. Bebee, cd. 1989. Beltsville, Md.: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library 456 pp. Reproduction in Farm Animals. E. S. E. Hafez.1993. Philadelphia: Lea and Febiger 500 pp. Restraint of Domestic Animals. T. F. Sonsthagen. 1991. American Veterinary Publications. Ruminants: Cattle, Sheep, and Goats. Guidelines for the Breeding, Care and Managemen r o f Laboratory Animals. NRC (National Research Council).1974. A report of the ILAR (Institute of Laboratory Animal Resources) Commirree on Standards, Subcommittee on Standards for Large (Domestic) Laboratory Animals. Washington, D. C.: National Academy of S cie n ces. 72 pp. The Sheep as an ExperimentalAnimal.J. F Heck et 1983. NewYork: Academic Press. 216 pp. Swine as Models in Biomedical Research. M. M. Swindle.1992. Ames: Iowa State University Press. Swine in Cardiovascular Research. Vol. l and 2. H. C. Stanton and H. J. Mersmann. 1986. Boca Raron, Fla.: CRC Press. ANIMAIS EX6TICOs, SILVESTRES E DE ZOOLOGICOS Acceptable Field Methods in Mammalogy: Preliminary guidelines approved by the American SocietyofMammalogists. American SocietyofMammalogists.1987.J. Mammalogy68(4,5uppl):1-18. Diseases of Exotic Animals: Medical and Surgical Management.1983. Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders.1159 pp. Fur, Laboratory. and Zoo Animals. C. M. Fraser, J. A. Bergeron, and S. E. Aiello.1991. Pp. 976-1087, Part IV, in The McrckVeterinaryManual, 7th eel. Rahway, \ ,..: Merck and Co. Kirks CurrentVeterinaryTherapy Vol. Xl. Sma I Animal Practice. R. W. Kirk and J. D. Bonagura, eds. l 992. Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders.1388 pp. The Management of Wild Mammals in Captivity. L. S. Crandall. 1964. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. 761 pp. Pathology of Zoo Animals. L. A. Griner 1983. San Diego, Cal if: Zoological Society of San Diego. 608 pp. Restraint and Handling of Wild and Domestic Animals. M. E. Fowl er 1978. Ames: Iowa Statc University Press. 332 pp.
Aptndice A - Bibliografia Selecionada - 117 Zoo and Wild Anhnal Medicine. M. E. Fowler, ad 1993. Philadelphia: W B. Saunders. 864 pp. AVES American Ornithologists= Union.1988. Report of Committee on Use of Wild Birds in Research.AUK.105(1,5uppl):lA-41A. Laboratory Animal Management: Wild Birds. NRC (National Research Council). 1977. A report of the ILAR (Institute of LaboraroryAnimal Resources) Committee on Standards, Subcommittee on Birds. 1977. Washington, D.C.: National Academy of Sciences. 116 pp. Physiology and Behavior of the Pigeon. M. Abs, ed. 19 83. Lmrdon: Academic Press. 360 pp. The Pigeon. W M. Levi.1974 (reprinted 1981).5umter, S.C.: Levi Puhli~lling. 66' PP Pigeon Health and Disease. D. C. Tudor.1991. Ames: Iowa State University Press. 244 pp. BEM-ESTAR Laboratory Animal Welfare Bibliography W. T Carlson, G. Schneider, J. Rogers, et al. 1 98 8. Beltsville, Md. D: U.S. Department of Agricul cure, National Agricultural Library 60 pp. Laboratory Animal Welfare Bibliography Scientists Center for Animal Welfare.1988. Bethesda, Md.: Scientist Center for Animal Welfare. 60 pp. Laboratory Animal Welfare. 1979-April 1989. C. N. Bebee, ed. 1989. Beltsville, Md.: U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library 102 pp. Laboratory Animal Welfare: Supplement 8. National Library of Medicine (NLM) Current Bibliographies in Medicine Series. Compiled by F. P. G luckstein. l 992. CBM No. 92-2. Washington, D C: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. 86 citationsi 14 pp. (Available firm n Supr. of Does., U.S. G. P. O.). Scientific Perspective on Animal Welfare. W. J. Dodds and F. B. Or B!15, eds 1 982 New York: Acade m ic Press. 131 pp. CONTAMINANTES AMBIENTAIS Effect of environmental factors on drug metabolism: Decreased half-life of anripyrine in workers exposed to chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides. B. Kolmodin, D. L. Azarnoff, and F. Sjoqvist.1969. Clin, Pharmacol. Tiler 10:638-642. Effect of essential oils on drug metabolism. A. Jori, A. Bianchert, and P. E. Prestini. 1969. Biochem. Pharmacol.18:2081-2085.
118 - Manual sobre Culdados e Usos de Animals de Laboratorlo Effect of intensive occupational exposure to DOT on pherlvlhurazone and cortisol metabolism in human subjects. A. Poland, D. Smith, R. Kuntzman, M. Jacobson, and A. H. Conney 1970. Clin. Pharmacol. Ther. l l :724-732. Effect of red cedar chip bedding on hexobarbital and pentobarbital sleep time. H. C. Ferguson.1966. J. Phatm. Sci. 55:11 42- 1143. Environmental and Genetic Factors Affecting Laboratory Animals: Impact on Biomedical Research. Introduction. C. M. Lang and E. S. Vesell.1976. Fed. Proc. 35:1123-1124. Frozen Storage of Laboratory An imals. G. H. Zeilmaker, ad. 1981. Srutrgart: Gustav Fischer 193 pp. Environmental and genetic factors affecting the response of laboratory animals to drugs. E. S. Vescll, C. M. Lang, W J. White, G. T. Passananti, R. N. Hill, ;' L. Clemens, D. K. Lid, andW D.Johnson. Fed. Proc.35:1125-1132. Further studies on the sthnulation of hepatic mictosomal drug metabolizing enzymes by DOT and its analogs. L. G Hart and J. R. Fours. 1965. Arch. Exp. Pathol. Pharmakol.249:486-500. Induction of drug-metabolizing enzymes in liver microsomes of mice and rats by soirv-ood beddblg. E. S. Vesell.1967.5cience 157:1057- 1058. Influence on pharmacological experiments of chemicals and other factors in diets of laboratory animals. P. M. Newberne.1975. Fed. Proc.34:209-218. The provision of sterile bedding and nesting materials with their effect on breeding mice.G.PorterandW Lane-Petter 1965.J.Anim.Tech.Assoc.16:5-8. CUIDADOS COMANIMAIS DE LABORATORIO Animals for Research: Prblciples of Breeding and Management. W. l.anc-Petter, rd. 1963. NewYork:AcademicPtess.531 pp. The Biomedical Investigator=s Handbook for Researchers Using Animal Models. Fmlndarion for Biomedical Research.19R7. Washington, D.C.: Foundation for Biomedical Rts trash. 36 pp. The Experimental Animal in Biomedical Research. Volume 11: Care, Husbandry, and Well-being, An Overview by Species. B. E. Rollin and M. L. Kesel, eds. Boca Raron, Fla.: CRC Press. G Fidel hles for the Treatment of Animals in Behavioral Research and Teaching. Animal BehaviorSociety.1995. Anim. Behav 49:277-282. Handbook of LaboraroryAnimal Science, 2 Vol. P. Svendson and J. Hau.1994. Boca Raron, Fla.: CRC Press.647 pp. I.aboraroryAnimal Medicine. J. G. Fox, B. J. Cohen, and F. M. Loew, eds. l 984. New York: Academic Press.750 pp. I.aboratory A n unals: An An no tared B ibliography of I nformational Resources Covering Medicine-Science (I ncludulg Husbandry)-Technology. J. S. Cass, ed. l 971. New York: HaYner Publishing.446 pp.
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128 - Manual sobre Cuidados e Usos d. Animals de Laboracdrio Outline of Veterbrary Clhnical Pathnlogv. 3rd ed. M. M. Benjamin.1978. Ames: Iowa State University Press 35' pp. Pathology of Laboratory Animals. K. Ben irscilke, F M. Gamer, and T C. Jones.1978. Vol. 1.1050 pp.; Ml 2, 7 171 pp. NewYork: SpringerVerlag. The Pathology of Laboratory Animals. W. E. Ritelin and J. R. McCoy, eds. 1965. SpringErekl, 111.: Charles C. Thomas. 43G pp. The Problems of LaboraroryAnimal Disease. R. J. C. Harris, ed.19G2. NewYork: Academic Press.2G5 pp. Roentgen Techniques in Laboratory Animals. B. Felson.19G8. Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders AS pp. Schalr.l=s Veterinary Hematology. 4th ed. O. W. Schalm and N. C. Jam. 1986. P hiladel phia: Lea an d Feb iger. l 221 p p. Techniques of Veterinary Radiography, 5th ed. J. P. Morgan, cd. Ames: Iowa State University Press. 482 pp. VeterinaryClinicalPathology.4thed. E. H. Coles.198G. Philadelphia:W B. Saunders. 486 pp. Veterinary Patholog,v; 5th ed. T. C. Jones and R. D. Hunt.1983. Philadelphia: Lea and Febiger.1792 pp. PERIODICOS Advances in Veterinary Science. Vol. I - 12.1953- 1968 New York: Academic Press. Advances in Veterinary Science and Comparative Medicine (annual, continuation of Advances in Veterinary Science). New York: Academic Press. The Alternatives Report (bimonthly). North Grahton. Ma.: Center for Animals of Public Policy, Tufts University. AmericanJournalofPadhology (monthly). Baltimore: American Society for Lrvestigative Pathology American Journal of Primatology (monthly). N en York: Wiley Liss. American Journal of Veterinary Research (monthly). Schaumburg, 111.: American Veterinary Medical Association. Animal Models of Human Disease (A Handbook). Washington, D.C.: The Registry of Comparative Pathology, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology. The Animal Policy Report: A Newsletter on Animal and Environmental issues (quarterly). North Grafton, Ma.: Center for Animals or Public Policy, Tufts University. Animal Technology (semiannual formerlyThe institute of Animal Technicians Journal). Cardiff U. K.: The ins brute o f An imal Techn icians. Animal V ei8are (quarterly). Porters Bar, Herts, U.K.: Universities Federation for Anima Welfare. Animal Welfare information Center Newsletter (quarterly). Beltsville, Md.: Animal Welfare Information Cenreo
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