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Page 416
... increased rates of breathing and heart beat , and perspiration is usually more profuse . These changes are due in part to the increased efforts required to brace and main- tain the body position , the stimulation of the organs of ...
... increased rates of breathing and heart beat , and perspiration is usually more profuse . These changes are due in part to the increased efforts required to brace and main- tain the body position , the stimulation of the organs of ...
Page 561
... Increased +++ Fall +++ and slight Normal until late Normal until late Rapid Slow * Plus signs indicate degree of severity , from slight ( + ) to extreme ( + + + ) . Early and Gradual weight loss occurs in both types of dehydration ...
... Increased +++ Fall +++ and slight Normal until late Normal until late Rapid Slow * Plus signs indicate degree of severity , from slight ( + ) to extreme ( + + + ) . Early and Gradual weight loss occurs in both types of dehydration ...
Page 865
... increased the significance of studying the nature of wildlife diseases . Table 9 contains a partial list of zoonoses , including the causative agents and the animals involved . Impor- tance Animals in research : the biomedical model ...
... increased the significance of studying the nature of wildlife diseases . Table 9 contains a partial list of zoonoses , including the causative agents and the animals involved . Impor- tance Animals in research : the biomedical model ...
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