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Browsing Veterinary Science by Author "Dabrowski, Jacqueline"
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Dabrowski, Jacqueline; Oberholster, Paul Johan; Dabrowski, J.M.; Le Brasseur, J.; Gieskes, J. (Water Research Council, 2013)A declining crocodile population and fish mortalities attributed to pansteatitis, along with increasing blooms of Microcystis aeruginosa and Ceratium hirundinella, have led to serious concerns about water quality in Loskop ...
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Dabrowski, J.M.; Dabrowski, Jacqueline; Hill, L.; MacMillan, P.; Oberholster, Paul Johan (Wiley, 2014)Concentrations of pollutants were measured in water, sediment and algal samples collected along a longitudinal gradient from a stretch of the Olifants River, South Africa, that receives AMD from the Klipspruit River. The ...
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Dabrowski, Jacqueline (University of Pretoria, 2014)The Olifants River is recognised as one of South Africa s hardest working rivers . Deteriorating water quality has been attributed to increased discharge of effluents from mines, industry, and wastewater treatment works, ...
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Dabrowski, Jacqueline; Hall, Grant; Lübcker, N.; Oberholster, Paul Johan; Phillips, D.L.; Woodborne, Stephan M. (Wiley, 2014-07)1. Pansteatitis (yellow fat disease) is ubiquitous in the free-ranging population of Oreochromis mossambicus from Loskop Reservoir (LR), South Africa. The disease is nutritionally mediated and associated with a diet high ...
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Oberholster, Paul Johan; Dabrowski, Jacqueline; Botha, Anna-Maria (Schweizerbart, 2013-01-01)The relationships between river and lake phosphorus sensitivity, environmental drivers and catchment characteristics within the upper Olifants River and Lake Loskop were studied over a period of four years to come up with ...
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Dabrowski, Jacqueline; Oberholster, Paul Johan; Dabrowski, J.M. (Water Research Council, 2014)Increasing demands for water, discharge of effluents, and variable rainfall have a negative impact on water quality in the Olifants River. Crocodile and fish mortalities attributed to pansteatitis, in Loskop Dam and ...
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Dabrowski, Jacqueline (University of Pretoria, 2012-11-21)The principal reason for the construction of Loskop Dam was to provide irrigation water to wheat farmers settling in the Olifants River valley in the 1920s. Agriculture has since developed in the area and today, the Loskop ...
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