preliminary report of transfrontier disease surveillance in free-ranging buffalo in the caprivi strip, namibia
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Abstract
A capture operation to ascertain the health status of free-ranging buffalo (Syncerus caffer) from six areas in the Caprivi Strip in the north-east corner of Namibia is described. In-depth reports on buffalo capture operations and their cost, with detailed descriptions of diseases for research purposes, sampling techniques, field processing of samples and laboratory-related costs are still lacking in the literature. This paper describes materials, methods and the related costs of a disease surveillance operation conducted among buffalo in Namibia. The survey attempted to provide information designed to improve the control of infectious diseases in the Caprivi Strip, a key area bordering Angola, Zambia, Botswana and Zimbabwe.
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| Authors | ;Massimo Scacchia;Mark Jago;Rossella Lelli;Anna Marais;Andrea Capobianco Dondona |
| Journal | pain research & management |
| Year | 2010 |
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