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The laboratory zebrafish / by Harper, Claudia.(CARDINAL)316705; Lawrence, Christian,1972-(CARDINAL)316704;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 199-233) and index.Biology -- Husbandry -- Life support -- Management -- Veterinary care -- Experimental methodolgy -- Resources."Second only to the mouse and rat, Zebrafish are the most popular animal model in biomedical research. Rapid embryonic development and transparent organogenesis, give Zebrafish unique advantages in the study of biological pathways, vertebrate development, carcinogenicity, drug development, genomics, gene function, mutagenesis screening, and toxicology. Providing a quick reference source for basic information and common procedures, this guide is designed for a range of experience levels. It covers all aspects pertaining to the use of these organisms including humane care and management, husbandry, compliance, technical procedures, veterinary care, housing, and water quality management"--Provided by publisher.
Subjects: Handbooks and manuals.; Zebra danio; Fish as laboratory animals; Fish culture; Zebra danio;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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Careers working with animals.
Includes bibliographical references and index.Publishers Note -- Introduction -- Profiles: Agricultural Worker -- Animal Caretaker -- Animal Control Worker -- Animal Scientist -- Farmer/Rancher/Other Agricultural Manager -- Occupational Therapist -- Veterinarian -- Veterinary Technologist/Technician -- Wildlife Biologist -- Zoologist -- Animal Trainer -- Marine Biologist -- Conservation Scientist -- Fundraiser -- Architect -- Photographer -- Police/Sheriff's Patrol Officer -- Fish and Game Warden -- Fishing/Hunting Worker -- Veterinary Assistants/Laboratory Animal Caretakers -- Biochemist/Biophysicist -- Biological Technician -- Environmental Scientist/Specialist -- Agricultural/Food Science Technician -- Social/Community Service Manager -- Appendix A: Holland Code -- Appendix B: General Bibliography -- Appendix C: List of Organizations and Resources -- Index.Series statement supplied by publisher.
Subjects: Animal specialists; Pets;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 1
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The PETA practical guide to animal rights : simple acts of kindness to help animals in trouble / by Newkirk, Ingrid.(CARDINAL)358047; People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.(CARDINAL)754006;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 405-415) and index.Not "what" but who are animals? What you can do : respect animals -- How animals end up as dinner : What you can do : help animals used for food -- Those incredibly amusing animals : What you can do : animals in entertainments -- Bloodsports : hunting and fishing : What you can do : hunting and fishing -- Cute "pet" or complex individual and friend for life? What you can do : companion animals -- What's really going on in laboratories : What you can do : help get animals out of laboratories -- Fur, feathers, baubles, bits, and bones-- : What you can do : make your closet cruelty-free -- Dissection must go : What you can do : stop dissection in your school science labs -- Dealing ethically with "pests" : What you can do : wildlife -- Choosing a health charity : What you can do : ask questions before you donate.
Subjects: Animal rights.; Animal welfare.; Human-animal relationships.;
Available copies: 4 / Total copies: 4
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Careers in fish & wildlife. by Salem Press,publisher.(CARDINAL)521037;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 363-364) and index.Agricultural/Food Science Technician -- Agricultural/Food Scientist -- Agricultural Worker -- Animal Care/Service Worker -- Architect -- Biochemist/Biophysicist -- Biological Technician -- Conservation Scientist/Forester -- Environmental Science/Protection Technician -- Environmental Scientist/Specialist -- Epidemiologist -- Farmer/Rancher/Agricultural Manager -- Fishing/Hunting Worker -- Forest/Conservation Worker -- Geographer -- Geoscientist -- Hydrologist -- Landscape Architect -- Microbiologist -- Natural Sciences Manager -- News Analyst/Reporter/Journalist -- Photographer -- Postsecondary Teacher -- Veterinarian -- Veterinary Assistant/Laboratory Animal Caretaker -- Veterinary Technologist/Technician -- Water Transportation Worker -- Writer/Author -- Zoologist/Wildlife Biologist -- Appendix A: Holland Code -- Appendix B: General Bibliography -- Appendix C: List of Organizations and Resources -- Index"Provides detailed and need-to-know information on various careers in dealing with fish and wildlife in both natural habitats and captivity. Each chapter provides a wealth of real-world information including A Day in the Life, Work Environment, Education & Training, Earnings & Advancement, Employment Outlook, and Conversations with Real Professionals, as well as contacts for more information." --
Subjects: Agriculture; Conservation of natural resources; Environmental sciences; Veterinary medicine; Wildlife management;
Available copies: 1 / Total copies: 2
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Dogs bite : but balloons and slippers and more dangerous / by Bradley, Janis.;
Subjects: Statistics.; Dog attacks; Dogs;
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Start your own pet sitting business : your step-by-step guide to success / by Kimball, Cheryl.(CARDINAL)662113;
Includes bibliographical references (pages 137-138) and index.Your customers are human. Where to start? ; Is anybody home? ; Laboratory research ; Cat fight or mutual grooming ; The odd dog out ; What do humans want? ; Giving good customer service ; Pest control ; Are you ready? -- The working parts. Business setup ; McPet sitter? ; Pet sitting in the clients' homes ; Pet-related things you need to think of ; Pet care in your own home ; Pet sitting as a side job ; Don't zone out ; Phoney stuff ; Do you need a business plan? ; Start-up costs ; Forms -- Basic services. The real goal ; Feeding ; Doing business ; Exercise ; Laundry time ; Grooming ; The environment ; Mail sitting, newspaper sitting, and other fundamentals ; How much is that doggie in the window? ; How many clients are enough? ; How many of each? ; So what do you charge? ; Your salary expectations ; The numbers can tell a lot -- Putting your best paw forward. Marketing basics ; Building a customer base ; The marketing plan ; Printed marketing materials ; Vehicle sign ; Association memberships/web site links and searches ; Newsletters ; Speak! ; Try something different -- Useful credentials. Firsthand experience ; Licensing ; Business credentials ; Rounding out your resume -- Insurance and legal matters. Insurance ; Legal issues ; Employees -- Financial considerations. Class act ; Cycles of the financial moon ; Keeping the books ; Accounting methods ; Accountants ; Taxes ; Auto expenses ; Client invoices and receipts ; Payment options ; Policies ; Collections ; Paying yourself ; Obtaining financing -- Raining cats and dogs. Basic dog care ; Dog restraint ; Vital signs ; Basic cat care ; Basic first aid ; Signs of illness ; Client attitude -- Other common house pets. No free lunch ; Saying no ; Birds ; Rodents ; Fish ; Ferrets ; Rabbits ; Reptiles -- Barn animal care. Livestock care ; Fees ; Services ; Weight lifting ; Horse care ; Horse vital signs ; Bad signs ; Horse first aid ; Sheep and goats ; Cows ; Other types of charges ; The importance of gates ; A word about barn cats -- Jungle fever. Wild animals ; Chinchillas ; Sugar gliders ; Hedgehogs ; Potbellied pigs ; Monkeys ; Wallabies ; Marketing specialized knowledge -- Expanding your business. Some questions ; Expanding revenue, not customers ; Expanding on site ; Thinking outside the box ; Web sales ; A bona fide kennel ; Classes ; Rehab ; Pet taxi service ; Other home-related services ; Get it in writing ; Extra services.Your customers are human -- The working parts -- Basic services -- Putting your best paw forward -- Useful credentials -- Insurance and legal matters -- Financial considerations -- Raining cats and dogs -- Other common house pets -- Barn animal care -- Jungle fever -- Expanding your business.
Subjects: New business enterprises.; Pet sitting.;
Available copies: 5 / Total copies: 7
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