Veterinary Epidemiology An Introduction

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Table of Contents

• Contents (p.8)
• Preface (p.18)
• 1 Mammalian immunology (p.28)
• 1 The evolution of the mammals and their immune systems (p.30)
• References (p.39)
• 2 The evolution of viviparity (p.42)
• References (p.54)
• 3 The evolution and role of lactation (p.56)
• References (p.65)
• 4 Endothermy and immunity (p.68)
• References (p.77)
• 5 The microbiota–immune system relationship (p.80)
• References (p.93)
• 6 Innate immunity: basic features (p.96)
• References (p.112)
• 7 The mammalian major histocompatibility complex (p.116)
• References (p.125)
• 8 T Cells and their receptors (p.128)
• References (p.142)
• 9 Mammalian B cells (p.144)
• References (p.159)
• 10 Mammalian innate lymphoid cells (p.162)
• References (p.173)
• 11 The mammalian lymphoid system (p.176)
• References (p.194)
• 2 Mammalian orders (p.196)
• 12 The monotremes: echidnas and platypus (p.198)
• References (p.209)
• 13 Marsupials: Opossums to Kangaroos (p.212)
• References (p.228)
• 14 Tylopoda: Camels and llamas (p.232)
• References (p.244)
• 15 Suiformes: Pigs and Peccaries (p.246)
• References (p.261)
• 16 The cetaceans: whales and dolphins (p.264)
• References (p.274)
• 17 Ruminants: cattle, sheep, and goats (p.278)
• References (p.303)
• 18 Chiropterans: the bats (p.308)
• References (p.320)
• 19 Feliformes: The cats and their relatives (p.324)
• References (p.335)
• 20 Caniforms: Dogs, bears, and their relatives (p.338)
• References (p.352)
• 21 The perissodactyls: horses and their relatives (p.356)
• References (p.366)
• 22 The Lagomorpha: rabbits, hares, and picas (p.368)
• References (p.380)
• 23 The rodents: mice, rats, and their relatives (p.382)
• References (p.399)
• 24 The primates: humans and their relatives (p.402)
• References (p.420)
• 25 The Afrotheria: Elephants, manatees, and their relatives (p.424)
• References (p.436)
• 26 Four other orders: the Xenarthra, the Scandentia, the Eulipotyphla, and the Pholidota (p.438)
• References (p.446)
• Index (p.450)
• ... and 1 more chapters

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