Robinson's Genetics for Cat Breeders & Veterinarians

Dit boek is dé Bijbel voor iedere goede kattenfokker, die serieus met zijn hobby bezig is. Hoe vererft de vacht en de ziekte's. En verder heel veel andere genetische onderwerpen.
Tevens is dit boek een naslagwerk voor iedere dierenarts.

Het is echt in nieuwstaat. Ik heb het nl. 1-malig gekopieerd voor eigen gebruik, omdat ik de waarde van dit boek ken. Daarna heb ik het gekoesterd, door het in de kast te leggen.
Nu ik om gezondheidsredenen moet stoppen met deze geweldige hobby, wordt het ook tijd, dat ik alles op ga ruimen. Waaronder dit boek. Bieden va. Euro 65,-

Gegevens over dit boek:


- Isbn: 9780750640695
- Auteur/uitgever: Carolyn M. Vella/ Lorraine M. Shelton/ John J.        McConagle/ Terry W. Stanglein VMD
- Druk: 4th edition (2002)
- Staat: Nieuw
- Binding: Paperback
- Taal: Engels

Indien u wat foto's van de inhoud wilt zien, wil ik die best voor u maken.

Ophalen of verzenden is geen enkel probleem.



Robinson's Genetics for Cat Breeders & Veterinarians 4th Edition is an essential purchase for all breeders of pedigreed cats, practising small animal veterinarians and veterinary undergraduates. This fully revised edition re-establishes Genetics for Cat Breeders as the text of choice in the field of feline genetics. The field of genetics has changed considerably since the first edition of this book was published in 1971. For decades the discussion of genetics was limited to observations of populations but now geneticists are beginning to look at the actual molecular mechanisms behind the traits and diseases seen in the cat. Continuing the pioneering work of the late Roy Robinson, Carolyn Vella and her team of experts have significantly expanded the scope of previous editions to produce a work which is now of equal benefit to both veterinary surgeons and cat breeders. Their aim has been to make the book more accessible and understandable whilst providing an impartial look at sometimes controversial and complex issues. The book retains the most important information published in previous editions and also incorporates some of the continuing work done by Roy Robinson prior to his death. A considerable amount of new information has been added in order to provide both breeders and veterinarians with the broadest possible range of information. The authors have not only reviewed the traditional sources of scientific literature and recently published studies, but have also conducted interviews with veterinarians, researchers and breeders.