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      Articles on Animal Identification Systems

      1. Identification methods in newborn C57BL/6 mice: a developmental and behavioural evaluation.
        M J Castelhano-Carlos, N Sousa, ... V Baumans

        Lab Anim 44(2):88-103 (2010) PMID 19854756

        We conclude that toe clipping might even be advisable in newborn mice at a very young age, when genotyping is needed. Toe tattoo ink puncture is also a good identification method for newborn mice and transponder implantation should only be used in older newborns or applied at weaning....
      2. Harmonic radar: assessing the impact of tag weight on walking activity of Colorado potato beetle, plum curculio, and western corn rootworm.
        G G Boiteau, C C Vincent, ... T C TC Leskey

        J Econ Entomol 103(1):63-9 (2010) PMID 20214369

        The impact of electronic dipole tags on the walking activity of three insects was determined using video tracking software. Results varied within and between the three species studied. The heaviest tag mounted on the pronotum of the Colorado potato beetle, Leptinotarsa decemlineata (Say), reduced it...
      3. [Travel with pets within the European Union].
        Ed E van Klink

        Tijdschr Diergeneeskd 135(14-15):583 (2010) PMID 20731328

      4. Identifying and prioritizing ungulate migration routes for landscape-level conservation.
        Hall H Sawyer, Matthew J MJ Kauffman, ... Jon S JS Horne

        Ecol Appl 19(8):2016-25 (2009) PMID 20014575

        We present a general framework using the Brownian bridge movement model (BBMM) that: (1) provides a probabilistic estimate of the migration routes of a sampled population, (2) distinguishes between route segments that function as stopover sites vs. those used primarily as movement corridors, and (3)...
      5. Letters to the Editor
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        J Am Vet Med Assoc 235(9):1031-1032 (2009) PMID 19877997

      6. Estimating habitat selection when GPS fix success is less than 100%.
        Ryan M Nielson, Bryan F J Manly, ... Trent L McDonald

        Ecology 90(10):2956-62 (2009) PMID 19886504

        We present a habitat selection model that accounts for missing locations due to habitat-induced data losses, called a resource selection function (RSF) for GPS fix success. The model's formulation is similar to adjusting estimates of probability of occupancy when detection is less than 100% in patch...
      7. A statistical approach to identifying the batch of origin of mixed-meat products using DNA profiles.
        I I Vetharaniam, G H GH Shackell, and M M Upsdell

        J Food Prot 72(9):1948-57 (2009) PMID 19777899

        We present a statistical method that uses DNA profiles to verify or refute the contention that a particular mixed-meat product came from a particular manufacturing batch. This method involves randomly isolating a number of individual DNA samples (comprising an unknown number of individual genotypes)...
      8. Future of animal ID system unclear.
        Greg G Cima

        J Am Vet Med Assoc 235(5):486-8 (2009) PMID 19731455

      9. Characterization of animals with microchips entering animal shelters.
        Linda K Lord, Walter Ingwersen, ... David J Wintz

        J Am Vet Med Assoc 235(2):160-7 (2009) PMID 19601734

        Of 7,704 animals, strays accounted for slightly more than half (4,083 [53.0%]), with the remainder classified as owner-relinquished animals (3,225 [41.9%]) and other (396 [5.1%]). Of 3,425 stray animals for which animal shelters reported that the owner was found, a higher percentage of dog owners (2...
      10. Evaluation of pain and inflammation associated with hot iron branding and microchip transponder injection in horses.
        Casper C Lindegaard, Dorte D Vaabengaard, ... Julie J Fjeldborg

        Am J Vet Res 70(7):840-7 (2009) PMID 19566469

        Hot iron branding elicited a significantly stronger aversive reaction indicative of pain than did microchip transponder injection (odds ratio [OR], 12.83). Allodynia quantified by means of skin sensitivity to von Frey monofilaments was significantly greater after hot iron branding than after microch...