Naudan kokkidioosi : kirjallisuuskatsaus ja tutkimus kokkidien esiintymisestä suomalaisissa vasikoissa

Summary: Bovine coccidiosis - a literature review and study of prevalence of coccidiosis in Finnish calves

Raudan imeytyminen ja paikallinen kudosärsytys porsailla lihaksensisäisen tai nahanalaisen rautadekstraani-injektion jälkeen

Summary: Absorption of iron and local tissue irritation after intramuscular or subcutaneous administration of an iron-dextran preparation to piglets

Lypsylehmien vedinten päiden kunto ja utareterveys Etelä-Pohjanmaan lypsykarjojen terveydenhuoltoprojektissa 1998

Summary: Teat end condition and udder health of dairy cows in a health management project of dairyfarms in South Pohjanmaa, Finland 1998

Phosphorus content of ditch sediments as indicator of critical source areas

Selostus : Kilpailukykyinen menetelmä pistemäisten fosforikuormitusalueiden paikantamiseen

Rehun kationi-anionitasapainon vaikutus lypsylehmien kalsium-aineenvaihduntaan poikimavaiheessa laidunkaudella

Summary: Effect of dietary cation-anion balance on Ca metabolism at parturition of dairy cows fed fresh grass based diets during the dry period

An horizon scan of biogeography

The opportunity to reflect broadly on the accomplishments, prospects, and reach of a field may present itself relatively infrequently. Each biennial meeting of the International Biogeography Society showcases ideas solicited and developed largely during the preceding year, by individuals or teams from across the breadth of the discipline. Here, we highlight challenges, developments, and opportunities in biogeography that were summarized at or emerge from that biennial synthesis. We note the realized and potential impact of rapid data accumulation in several fields, a Renaissance for inter-disciplinary research, the importance of recognizing the evolution-ecology continuum across spatial and temporal scales and at different taxonomic, phylogenetic and functional levels, and re-exploration of classical assumptions and hypotheses using new tools. However, advances are taxonomically and geographically biased, key theoretical frameworks await development of tools for handling, or strategies for simplifying, the biological complexity seen in empirical systems. Current threats to biodiversity require unprecedented integration of knowledge and development of predictive capacity which may enable biogeography to unite its descriptive and hypothetico-deductive arms and establish a greater role within and outside academia