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245 10 a| Veterinary medicine :b| an illustrated history /c| Robert H. Dunlop, David J. Williams.;

300 a| xxiv, 692 pages :b| illustrations (some color), maps (some color) ;c| 31 cm;

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504 a| Includes bibliographical references (p. 673-683) and index.;

505 0 a| Large animals fascinate paleolithic artists -- Transition from hunting to herding and farming -- Domestication of animals -- Mesopotamia: first to depict animal doctors -- Animal care in ancient Egypt -- Roots of veterinary medicine in east Asia -- Animal use and veterinary origins in south Asia -- Ancient Greeks: intellectual founders of the health professions -- Animal doctors in ancient Rome -- The Byzantine Empire: a veterinary high point -- Arabian medical and veterinary progress.;

505 0 a| Animals in the Dark Ages: Europe's gestation period -- Equine and canine medicine in medieval Europe -- Renaissance in medical science: Italian roots -- Marshals, horse doctors, cow leeches, and authors -- Logic in the control of plagues and the understanding of diseases -- Toward a scientific basis for comparative medicine -- The launching of European veterinary education -- An increasing demand for veterinary schools -- Livestock improvement by animal breeders -- Some animal plagues unmasked.;

505 0 a| The heyday of pathogenic bacteriology and the discovery of viruses -- Boosting the host's defenses: the development of immunological products -- Intractable vector-borne hemoprotozoal parasitic diseases -- Horse-doctoring in the nineteenth century: the special contribution of Edward Mayhew -- Care of animals used in transport, war, and sport -- Darwin's natural selection and Mendel's fractional inheritance -- Early veterinary contributions to biomedical science -- Livestock production enhanced by veterinary specialists.;

505 0 a| Veterinary roles in human and ecosystem health -- Companion animal medicine -- Bioethics, animal experimentation, and sentience -- Evolving veterinary careers: a spectrum of opportunity.;

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Veterinary medicine : an illustrated history / Robert H. Dunlop, David J. Williams.

Author/creator	Dunlop, Robert H.
Other author	Williams, David J. (David Jon)
Format	Book
Publication Info	St. Louis : Mosby, ©1996.
Description	xxiv, 692 pages : illustrations (some color), maps (some color) ; 31 cm
Subjects	Veterinary medicine--History. Veterinary medicine--History. --Pictorial works. Veterinary Medicine--history. --Pictorial Works. History of Medicine.

Contents	Large animals fascinate paleolithic artists -- Transition from hunting to herding and farming -- Domestication of animals -- Mesopotamia: first to depict animal doctors -- Animal care in ancient Egypt -- Roots of veterinary medicine in east Asia -- Animal use and veterinary origins in south Asia -- Ancient Greeks: intellectual founders of the health professions -- Animal doctors in ancient Rome -- The Byzantine Empire: a veterinary high point -- Arabian medical and veterinary progress.
Contents	Animals in the Dark Ages: Europe's gestation period -- Equine and canine medicine in medieval Europe -- Renaissance in medical science: Italian roots -- Marshals, horse doctors, cow leeches, and authors -- Logic in the control of plagues and the understanding of diseases -- Toward a scientific basis for comparative medicine -- The launching of European veterinary education -- An increasing demand for veterinary schools -- Livestock improvement by animal breeders -- Some animal plagues unmasked.
Contents	The heyday of pathogenic bacteriology and the discovery of viruses -- Boosting the host's defenses: the development of immunological products -- Intractable vector-borne hemoprotozoal parasitic diseases -- Horse-doctoring in the nineteenth century: the special contribution of Edward Mayhew -- Care of animals used in transport, war, and sport -- Darwin's natural selection and Mendel's fractional inheritance -- Early veterinary contributions to biomedical science -- Livestock production enhanced by veterinary specialists.
Contents	Veterinary roles in human and ecosystem health -- Companion animal medicine -- Bioethics, animal experimentation, and sentience -- Evolving veterinary careers: a spectrum of opportunity.
Local note	Little-348712--3051310559920
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references (p. 673-683) and index.
Acquisitions source	Laupus- Robert W. Cihak History of Medicine Collection
LCCN	95005238
ISBN	0801632099
ISBN	9780801632099

Veterinary medicine : an illustrated history / Robert H. Dunlop, David J. Williams.

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