| Table of contents |
| 1) Field, survey methods |
Survey methods.
Detection
in the wild, equipment, recognition marking
methods, other
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References
(field and survey methods)
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| 2)
Information from carcasses and samples found in the wild |
Introduction
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Necropsy methods for carcasses
of wild lorises or pottos (in preparation)
for detection of diseases and
preservation of taxonomic samples
The form of necropsy reports
and their possible role as an official document, for instance in law suits
based on a lecture manuscript
by Professor Schoon, Institute of Veterinary Pathology, Leipzig University
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Review: examination of the different organ systems
(in preparation)
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Review: sample
collection (in preparation)
Tissue
samples
Blood
and other liquids
Faeces, stomach
content, other samples
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Preservation of samples (in preparation)
Chemicals for preservation
and storage of samples or specimens
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Collection and preservation
of specimens for reference collections (still
incomplete)
Hair
samples
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Records, labelling
of collected specimens, collection catalogues
(still incomplete)
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References (necropsy
and sample collection methods)
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