Some people do their jobs in Arctic blizzards or fierce storms on the high seas. For some people, crawling through dark caves, climbing into sewers, searching through animal droppings, or even driving a car off a cliff is all in a day's work. Who does jobs like these, why do they do them, and how do they stay safe doing them? You'll find out in Dirty and Dangerous Jobs. Scientists who look for parasites need strong stomachs. To find tiny parasites that can cause serious illness, they pick through the fur of dead animals or the feathers of dead birds. They cut open dead animals and look through animal waste. Why do they do such things? Parasite collectors are trying to save lives by finding cures for deadly diseases. Book jacket.
Parasitic Diseases
The Ten: Most Revolting Parasites (Topic: Death and Destruction)
"Renowned for its meticulous attention to detail, Georgis' Parasitology for Veterinarians provides current, complete information on all parasites commonly encountered in veterinary medicine, as well as information about minor or rare ...
Discusses parasites that live on or in the human body, including head lice, mites, fleas, and tapeworms.
The evolution and life history of parasites, their role in shaping human history, as well as future threats posed by them.
These concise, provocative essays present empirical findings and personal accounts and critically review current models and theories.
General Parasitology
The Book Compiles The Necessary Available Information Related To Various Diseases Of Poultry. The Text Has Been Aptly Illustrated Through Photographs And A Comprehensive Subject Index Have Been Provided To Enhance The Utility Of The Book.
This source contains detailed descriptions covering a broad range of parasites affecting domestic animals. It includes a special introductory chapter on parasitology terminology as well as procedures used to identify common parasites.
Profiles ten parasites that live on or in the bodies of other animals.