Faculty of Agriculture & Veterinary Medicine (FAg / FVM): Recent submissions
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Morphological evaluation of spermatogenesis in Lake Magadi tilapia (Alcolapia grahami): A fish living on the edge
(University of Nairobi,Veterinary Anatomy and Physiology, 2013)Spermatogenesis in Lake Magadi tilapia (Alcolapia grahami), a cichlid fish endemic to the highly alkaline and saline Lake Magadi in Kenya, was evaluated using light and transmission electron microscopy. Spermatogenesis, ... -
The characteristics of children aged one month to 14 years with tuberculosis in public health faciities in juba city, south sudan
(University of NairobiDepartment of Health Sciences, 2013)Tuberculosis is a specific, chronic, infectious, debilitating disease caused by infection with Mycobacterium tuberculosis characterised by night sweats, fever, weight loss, chronic cough, and chest pain. The site for ... -
Evaluation Of Performance Of Doe Genetic Groups Of The Domestic Rabbit At The Ngong Farmers Training Center, Kenya
(University of NairobiDepartment of Animal Production, 2013)The domestic rabbit in Kenya is considered a non conventional livestock species despite the country having many rabbits of both local and pure exotic breeds and their crossbreeds. The Government through the Ministry of ... -
Prevalence And Intensity Of Infection With Gastrointestinal Parasites In Thomson’s Gazelles On Marula Ranch In Kenya
(University of NairobiDepartment of Clinical Science, 2013)Thomson gazelles are an important part of wildlife in Kenya. Gastrointestinal (GIT) parasites may, however, be a limiting factor to their management. Gazelles also act as reservoir hosts for helminth infections, and any ... -
Food Production And Diet: A Case Study At Githunguri
(University of NairobiCollege of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, 1972)The basic concept of food production to produce adequate nutrient supplies is a seemingly simple equation. A simplicity which makes one of the most intriguing problems that confronts a nutritionist today. This thesis is ... -
Nutritional Patterns (dietary And Eaxtra-Dietary) In Pregnancy, Lactation' And Childhood Among The Abasamia.
(University of NairobiCollege of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, 1974)Experimental investigations have indicated that though some compounds contained in natural products used s food or medicine do not show any acute poisoning symptoms, they may produce illness in the subject a long time ... -
Investigations On The Susceptibility Of Common Cereal Grains In Kenya To The Angoumois Grain Moth, Sitotroga Cerealella Olivier (Lepidoptera: Gelechiidae) And Some Aspects Of Its Ecology
(University of NairobiCollege of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, 1978)The susceptibility of 10 varieties of wheat, 16 varieties of maize and 12 varieties of sorghum cultivated in Kenya to the Angoumois Grain Moth, Sitotroga cerealella Olivier was investigated. The depth of infestation by the ... -
The Role Of Termites In Litter Decomposition And Soil Translocation With Special Reference To Odontoterms In Arid Lands Of Northern Kenya
(University of NairobiCollege of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, 1982)This research work on the role of termites in an arid ecosystem covered elev~n months (August 1981 to June 1982). It was conducted at the site of the UNESCO Integrated project in Arid Lands (UNESCO - IPAL). This area is ... -
A Histological Study Of The Larval Salivary Glands Of The Sheep Nasal Bot Fly Oestrus Ovis Linnaeus (Oestridae - Diptera) With Observations On The Larval Distribution
(University of NairobiCollege of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, 1976)The larvae of Oestrus ovis are well known parasites inhabiting the nasal passages and adjoining cavities in sheep. Besides causing myiasis of the nasal cavities of sheep, these larvae are also known to attack man occasionally ... -
Social Complexity In A Large And Small Group Of Olive Baboons
(University of East Africa,, 1969)As part of the over all and increasingly comprehensive study of primates other than men , considerable interest is now being paid to members of prosimii. Fundamental studies of their locomotors habits are now being /undertaken ... -
Social Complexity In A Large And Small Group Of Olive Baboons
(1995)Group size is known to correlate with various indices of brain size in the primates. The possibility that increases in group size foster social complexity forms the central empirical topic of this thesis. A ten month ... -
The SCID/SCID.bg/bg Mouse Infected With My Cobacterium Paratuberculosis For The Study Of Paratuberculosis
(University of GuelphFaculty of Graduate Studies, 1994-03).The goal of this study was to evaluate the severe combined immunodeficient! beige (SCID bg) mouse infected with Mycobacterium paratuberculosis as a laboratory animal model for the study of paratuberculosis. Mice injected ... -
A Preliminary Immunogenetics Study Of A Kenyan Population Of Came1us Dromedarius
(University of NairobiCollege of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, 1985)The study consisted of developing camel blood typing reagents using non-immune, isoimmune and heteroimmune sera. Of the. three, only heteroirrmunization using rabbits as recipients produced antisera designated as anti-193, ... -
The General Morphology And Histochemistry Of The Nervous System Of Siphonosia Species ( Sipuniculoidea ) Of Dar- Es Sa Laam Coast.
(University of Dar - es- aalam, 1970-09)The appreciation of an interdependence between structure and function in nervous tissues has made the application of Histochemical pertinent in the study.The study of sipuniculide , siphonosoma australe and S Cumanense ... -
Natural Manuring By Elephants In The Tsavo National Park, Kenya
(University of Oxford,Department of Zoology, 1977-07)Elephants 1n the Tsavo (East) National Park make up about 70% of the large mammal biomass and have been estimated to consume approximately 10% of annual primary production. In the first part of this thesis the role of ... -
The Microscopic And Microscopic Functional Of The Impala (aepyceros Melampus Lightensein 1912)
(University of East Africa,, 1969)The impala is a medium-sized antelope found in Eastern and Central Africa. It is an intermediate. feeding type of "browsing" species with selective grazin habits but shows little tendency to migrate. A population in the ... -
Comparative Ecophysiological Seed Adaptation Of Three Barnyardgrass (Echinochwa Crus-Galli [L.] Beauv) Ecotypes.
(University of NairobiCollege of Agriculture And Veterinary Medicine, 1994)Experiments were conducted under laboratory and greenhouse conditions to determine the longevity and germination pattern from seed burial, temperature effect, temperature and nitrate, temperature and water potential, and ... -
The Population Fluctuation Of Ectoparasites On Cattle In The Kapsabet Area Of Kenya, East Africa
(purdue university, 1967)Laemmlen, Franklin Ford , L,S., Purdue University, January 1967. The Population Fluctuations of ectoparasites on Cattle in the Kapsabet area of Kenya, E;ast Ai'rica. major Professor: Richard C. Dobson. During the year ... -
Studies And Hybridization Of Suppressus Species Grown For Timber In Kenya
(University of East Africa,, 1968)Cupressus lusitanica Mill. is grown as an exotic forest crop in Kenya for softwood timber production in compensatory plantations. In the Kenya Highlands it is the most successful exotic softwood, ana timber produced ... -
Comparative Studies On The Water Balances And Functional Renal Anatomy Of Several Species Of Uganda Ruminant
(University of East Africa,, 1969)Comparative studies on the water balance and related physiological phenomena of goats obtained from three distinct geographical zones of Uganda and one or more representatives of each of species from three distinct ...