Volume 22, Number 31, December 2013

Camera-trap Records of Mountain Tapir in Puracé National Park, Colombia, First Report of Positive Serological Response to the Hemoparasite, Identifying an Effective Treatment for Corneal Ulceration in Captive Tapirs, and much more.

Posted by Tapir Conservation Editor on December 30, 2013

#####Camera-trap Records of Mountain Tapir in Puracé National Park, Colombia.

######Sebastián Duque López, Melissa Abud, Humberto Calero, Stephany Valderrama.

#####First Report of Positive Serological Response to the Hemoparasite, Babesia caballi, in Mountain Tapir.

######Armando X. Castellanos P.

#####Tapir Conservation Trundles Forward in Belize.

######Jamal Andrewin-Bohn.

#####Identifying an Effective Treatment for Corneal Ulceration in Captive Tapirs.

######Mari-Ann O. Da Silva, Catalina Hermoza, Gianmarco Rojas, J. Michelle Freundt.

#####Immobilization of Baird’s Tapir (Tapirus bairdii) Using Thiafenthanil Oxalate (A-3080) in Combination with Xylazine and Ketamine.

######Jonathan Pérez Flores.

#####Iridium/GPS Telemetry to Study Home Range and Population Density of Mountain Tapirs in the Rio Papallacta Watershed, Ecuador.

######Armando X. Castellanos P.