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Browsing Research Articles (Anatomy and Physiology) by Author "Booyse, Dirk G."
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Booyse, Dirk G.; Harmse, G.; Boomker, E.A. (South African Veterinary Association, 2009-12)The design of an oesophageal cannula for goats, sheep and cattle is described. The cannula consists of a base, threaded bar and stopper made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC) or wood. The surgical procedure in goats for inserting ...
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Booyse, Dirk G.; Dehority, Burk A.; Van Wyk, J.H. (Zoological Society of Southern Africa, 2012-04)The warthog (Phacochoerus aethiopicus) is a grazer and hindgut fermenter with an apparent unique population of protozoa; however, only a limited number of specimens have been studied to date. In addition to having a ...
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Booyse, Dirk G.; Dehority, Burk A. (Elsevier, 2012)Rumen contents from four blue wildebeest (Connochaetes taurinus) and six black wildebeest (Connochaetes gnou) were collected from two locations during two winter culling seasons. A total of 16 species of protozoa were ...
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Booyse, Dirk G.; Boomker, E.A.; Dehority, Burk A. (Magnolia Press, 2010-06)Seventeen warthogs were harvested during the winter hunting seasons of May to July 2001 and May to June 2002. All animals were taken from their natural habitat. Samples (200 ml each) were collected and weighed from the ...
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Myburgh, Jan G.; Botha, C.J. (Christoffel Jacobus); Booyse, Dirk G.; Reyers, Fred (South African Veterinary Association, 2008)Pollution affects aquatic systems worldwide and there is an urgent need for efficient monitoring. Fish are generally sensitive to their environment and are thus considered to be valuable bioindicator species. The African ...
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Booyse, Dirk G.; Dehority, Burk A.; Reininghaus, Bjorn (Magnolia Press, 2014-07)Samples of rumen contents were obtained from 10 African (Cape) buffalo living in the vicinity of the Orpen Gate entrance into Kruger National Park in South Africa. Total number of ciliate protozoa per animal ranged from ...
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