I am aware of some work on the affects of anthelmintics on the fauna feeding on dung but was keen to find if wider work has been done on their effects on wider range of pasture insects and the consequence effects on species that feed on them in particular birds. Changes in land use are and to some extent predation are cited as causes of decline of some species of farmland bird, however for some the impact of veterinary medicines on food chains is also a possible contributor and I am keen to find out who and where such wok may have been carried out. Any thoughts welcome.
Please search for papers by Jean Pierre Lumaret, José Ramón Verdú, Mattia Tonelli on this and related topics
Hi, a research here in Santa Cruz de la Sierra was made in 2010, the research was directed to find if avermectines caused any reduction of the dung beetle, the conclution was that avermectines really afect its population, larva of these beetle feed of tick larvas. I know the researcher who made ir I will try to contact her and ask her the document so that you have it. Hope to be usefull
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please see the following wibsites
Article Evidence based review: Positive versus negative effects of l...
Article The environmental side effects of medication
Herbal remedies are the current focus of most livestock researches. indigenous knowledge on plants are being backed up with scientific evidences to provide ideal solutions for safe animal production
Additional knowledge in genetic diversity and bioinformatics is required by animal breeders to prevent some sort of extinction and other relevant parameters like phylogeny,mutations,maternal lineage etc.
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