Sentences with phrase «in aquatic animal»

Diagnostic techniques in aquatic animal medicine.

He also enjoys working with Exotic species such as pocket pets and has special interests and training in aquatic animal medicine having completed the AquaVet program in 2010.

Her extracurricular activities and additional classes allowed her to obtain a Certificate in Aquatic Animal Health when she graduated from the University of Florida.

A cover letter / statement outlining the applicant's goals and interests in aquatic animal medicine.

The focus of our organization is for the professional members to exchange information about aquatic animal medicine, teaching and research in aquatic animal medicine or the husbandry and management of aquatic animals.

Preferred Qualifications: Applicant should be (or plan to be) a member of the International Association of Aquatic Animal Medicine; additional medical training in an Aquatic Animal Medicine Program such as Aquavet, Seavet, or Marvet etc.; experience conducting independent research in a relevant field, including peer - reviewed publications; experience with statistical methods.

Dr. Miller - Morgan has over 20 years of experience in aquatic animal medicine, the last 18 of which have focused on fish and aquatic invertebrates.

He is the co-creator and instructor in the Aquarium Science Program at Oregon Coast Community College, a program that awards one - and two - year certificates in aquatic animal husbandry.

Dr. Tim Miller - Morgan is a veterinarian specializing in aquatic animal health and research.

Evidence of recent research, scholarly productivity, and experience in aquatic animal, zoo, exotic and / or laboratory animal medicine are preferred.

The International Association for Aquatic Animal Medicine (IAAAM) is an organization of individuals who are professionally interested in and devote a significant amount of time to the practice of aquatic animal medicine, teaching and research in aquatic animal medicine, or the husbandry and management of aquatic animals.

An additional goal of the fellowship program is to increase the diversity of veterinarians involved in aquatic animal medicine.

Specifically, this program will train candidates to integrate expertise in aquatic animal medicine into the broader fields of animal, human, and ecosystem health, through experiences from aquaculture, fisheries, public aquaria, companion animal medicine, academia, and research.

Eyes evolved in aquatic animals, and when animals moved onto land, they inherited eyes optimized for underwater use.

Dr Ellis says the impact on different sexes should be properly assessed in all aquatic animals to accurately predict how populations will respond to climate change.

When given, distinguishing characteristics, such as the presence of fins and scales in aquatic animals, can be readily seen directly in fossils.

And finally, the International Association for Aquatic Animal Medicine (IAAAM) is an organization of veterinarians and other professionals interested in aquatic animals (marine mammals, birds, fish, invertebrates, etc.).

It is our hope that teachers will use this television show and the associated curriculum resources to enhance learning and inspire interest in aquatic animals around the world.

Not exact matches

Even the regular formula sold in the U.S. carries a label warning against possible damage to aquatic organisms, pets, grazing animals, rabbits, tortoises, fowl — and people.

For instance, consider these remarkable examples of scientific knowledge: the sphericity of the earth (XXXIX, 5), the formation of rain (XXX, 48), fertilization by the wind (XV, 22), the aquatic origin of all living creatures (XXI, 30), the duality in the sex of plants and other creatures, then unknown (XXXVI, 35), the collective life of animals (VI, 38), the mode of life of the bees (XVI, 69), the successive phases of the child in his mother's womb (XXII, 5; XXIII, 14).

As the bloom subsides, the dead and decaying algae can reduce the oxygen levels in the water, causing stress or death to aquatic animals.

For example, in the case of crops this is the living soil; for animals it is the farm ecosystem; for fish and marine organisms, the aquatic environment.

It also transported nutrients through the river system, and in doing so may have provided «food» for aquatic plants and animals.

Water was released down the lower Gwydir, Gingham, Mehi and Carole channels in April 2016 providing critical connection between isolated refuge pools, sustaining native fish, invertebrate and other aquatic animal communities.

Environmental water was released down the lower Gwydir, Gingham, Mehi and Carole channels in April 2016 providing critical connection between isolated refuge pools, sustaining native fish, invertebrate and other aquatic animal communities.

About the Shedd Aquarium The John G. Shedd Aquarium in Chicago sparks compassion, curiosity and conservation for the aquatic animal world.

Shedd experts have lent a hand to help aquatic animals in the Florida Keys, the St. Lawrence River and in northern Illinois.

Browse our programs just for adults, or share your passion for the aquatic animal world with the special people in your life through our family programs.

Located in the Aquatics Center building this small free museum is perfect for little ones who like to see animals, but don't have the stamina for a long drive or a day at a large museum.

Aggression toward humans and native animal species, the depletion of submerged vegetation in aquatic ecosystems and degraded water quality due to droppings are among the negative impacts of mute swan populations, environmental experts say.

«The finding that fed aquatic species are comparable to land - based animals when measuring conversion of protein and calories in feed into animal products upends conventional wisdom,» said Fry.

Kreuder will present the findings on 11 May at the meeting of the International Association of Aquatic Animal Medicine in Waikaloa, Hawaii.

Pyrethroids are showing up not only in sediments, but also in the currents of California rivers, at levels toxic to insects and aquatic invertebrates that fish and other animals feed on.

Scientists warn that this level of activity may be associated with negative health effects in aquatic organisms, other animals and humans.

«It suggests there was an immense amount of diversity in the intermediary land and aquatic animals,» Shubin says, «which tells us evolution was less a stepwise progression than a lot of false starts.»

«What we found is that we go from soft - bodied ancient aquatic arthropods with no eyes, or at least eyes that don't fossilize well, to suddenly eyes that look like the eyes that we see on insects and land animals today, with basically nothing in between these stages,» says Morehouse.

Myxobolus Cerebralis is a myxozoan (a parasite of aquatic animals) that infected European trout shipped to the United States in the 1950s.

Consequently, the scientists gained a fingerprint of the organisms living in entire catchment areas and demonstrate the potential of environmental DNA for determining the biodiversity of all animals, from aquatic insects to mammals.

«Dolphins evolved from relatively small - brained animals like cows and hippos into this large - brained, highly specialized aquatic organism,» says Caro - Beth Stewart, an evolutionary biologist at the State University of New York, Albany, who was not involved in the research.

Restoring forests and improving water quality for human consumption or stream habitat for aquatic animals after a fire is costly, said Sankey, but it may be something water municipalities in the west need to prepare for.

Some are known to be highly toxic to aquatic creatures, but little is known about whether they are actually harming frogs or other animals in the environment.

New research from Lund University in Sweden investigates how nanosized plastic particles affect aquatic animals in different parts of the food chain.

These microscopic, aquatic animals inhabit moss and lichen in trees and are found on all seven continents.

Mercury accumulates in aquatic and terrestrial food chains, and has harmful neurological and reproductive effects on animals.

Sponges survive handsomely on their own and can even shelter other sea creatures: Scientists found a large sponge in the Gulf of Mexico hosting 16,000 snapping shrimp and 1,000 other aquatic animals.

He re-told the familiar tale of the evolution of land animals from ancient fish, and then considered the return of various groups of reptiles, birds and mammals to an aquatic existence: ichthyosaurs and plesiosaurs, crocodiles, sea - snakes, penguins, whales, dolphins and porpoises, manatees and dugongs, and seals — as well as polar bears, otters and water voles, who hunt in water.

The scientists discovered that an animal group which appeared after the transition actually took to the aquatic lifestyle again, and were surprised to find out the creatures's eyes regressed in size, adopting the proportions we normally see in fish.

Once thought to be extinct in the same event that killed off the dinosaurs some 65 million years ago, the coelacanth is a lobe - finned fish that sparked a debate over whether this species represented a missing link between aquatic animals and four - legged terrestrial creatures, according to National Geographic.

The Lund University researchers studied how nanoplastics may be transported through different organisms in the aquatic ecosystem, i.e. via algae and animal plankton to larger fish.

Using a range of cutting edge techniques, his Group investigates the impacts of environmental cues (light, odors, sound and electrical fields) on biodiversity, sustainability and health in a large diversity of aquatic animals.