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Veterinary Toxicology
by V. Beasley and R. H. Poppenga
Pages: 822
Publisher: IVIS
Edition: 1999
Language: English
ISBN: not specify
Description
This publication has been developed from teaching materials and course notes used in teaching veterinary and
graduate students at the University of Illinois. The Internet publication of this material is intended to provide a
resource to educators in veterinary medicine and animal toxicology and their students. The material is offered
with no guarantee as to accuracy or completeness. Much of the material has not been reviewed by the editor or
authors in recent years, and certainly additional new and old information exists that is relevant to the topics
discussed. This is a work in progress, and revision and updates of individual chapters are scheduled. The
editors and authors would appreciate feedback from readers about the content and suggestions for including
new, additional, or revised information for individual chapters or toxicants, along with appropriate references.
Similarly new contributions by qualified authors are also welcome, provided the IVIS editorial board and the
associate editors of the book approve them.
Updated 20/10/2012
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by V. Beasley and R. H. Poppenga
Pages: 822
Publisher: IVIS
Edition: 1999
Language: English
ISBN: not specify
Description
This publication has been developed from teaching materials and course notes used in teaching veterinary and
graduate students at the University of Illinois. The Internet publication of this material is intended to provide a
resource to educators in veterinary medicine and animal toxicology and their students. The material is offered
with no guarantee as to accuracy or completeness. Much of the material has not been reviewed by the editor or
authors in recent years, and certainly additional new and old information exists that is relevant to the topics
discussed. This is a work in progress, and revision and updates of individual chapters are scheduled. The
editors and authors would appreciate feedback from readers about the content and suggestions for including
new, additional, or revised information for individual chapters or toxicants, along with appropriate references.
Similarly new contributions by qualified authors are also welcome, provided the IVIS editorial board and the
associate editors of the book approve them.
Updated 20/10/2012
Note
Only missing chapter 24 Toxic Agents That Cause Testicular Degeneration
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