Volume 1

The grouse in health and in disease : being the final report of the Committee of Inquiry on Grouse Disease.

  • Great Britain. Committee of Inquiry on Grouse Disease.
Date:
1911
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    INDEX {Note : “ f,” “ff” = “ following” page or pages.) Access to Mountains Bill, 499 Acclimatisation of Grouse, 1, 2 Accounts, Abstract of Committee’s, ii. 19 ff Adimonia suturalis, see Lochmoea suturalis Age, methods of ascertaining, (52, 65, 66 Aleurobius farinoe (flour-mite) on Grouse, 364 Alimentary tract, parasites in, 325 Amoeba lagopodis, 328 in feces of Grouse, 328 staining, 328 schizogony, 329 encystment, 329 pathogenicity, 329 Anaemia, 118, 269 ; ii. 107 Anatomy, normal, 100 Anatomy in health and disease, 284-285 BACILLUS COLI, 200, 270-276 occurring post-mortem, 200 in liver, 282, 289 ; table, 290 f not associated with mortality, 200, 275, 297 relation to Strongylosis, 290 ff ,, to Coccidiosis, 260, 295-297 ,, to tapeworms, 293 ff Bacteria, carried by coccidia, 260, 295-297 Bacteriology, methods, 278 ff Bantams as foster-mothers, 489 “ Becking,” 21, 452 Berries, as food, 73, 74, 105 as grit, 98 seeds as vermifuge, 98, 99, 103 Bile, cultures from, 280 Bill, accidental injury to, 168 Blackgame, grit of, 99 accidental death, 158-159 remarkable series of deaths, 158-161 antagonism to Grouse, 177 heather beetle, eaten by, 424 “ Blackhead,” in turkeys, 268, 329, 330 Blaeberry, as food, 76 value of, 412 proportions eaten, 412 Blood of Grouse, 308 ff cultures from, 280 observations on, 308 ff Blood—continued methods of examination, 309 staining, 309 erythrocytes, 309 leucocytes, 310 thrombocytes, 313 eryth roblasts, 314 effect of helminthiasis on, 316 ,, of protozoa on, 314-315 ,, of Coccidiosis on, 251 eosinophilia in, 231, 316 bibliography, 317 Blood-counts, 314 ff norma], 314 pathological, 314 when Spirocfurtu lagopodis present, 314 ,, Leucocytozoon lovuti present, 314-315 „ Eimeria {Coccidium) avium present, 315 in helminthiasis, 316 Blow-fly, see Calliphora erythrocephala Bolton Abbey Moors, 383 Bones, fractured and reunited, 153-164 Bracken, 400, 406, 412 crofter ponies and, 412 cutting, 441 Breeding, risks attending, 181 ff by last season’s “ cheepers,” 459 loss of condition, due to, 471 Breeding-season weather of small importance, ii. 114, 120 Broods, early, value of, 470 ff; ii. 130 late, 173 ; ii. 130 danger of late, 377, 469 ; ii. 121 diminishing value of late, 470 second, of small value, 470-471 experiments, 470 Broomliead Moors, 385, 401 effects of “ driving ” at, 464 breeding stock at, 465 notes on, by R. H. Rimington Wilson, 480- 482 “ Bumblefoot” in Grouse, 170-171 “Bushing” of fences, 502 Butts, distance apart, 464 Buzzard, not destructive to Grouse, 450