DOI: 10.14393/ufu.di.2015.417
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Concentrações séricas de proteínas, metabólitos e enzimas do jacaré tinga Caiman crocodilus (CROCODYLIA, ALLIGATORIDAE) da região do médio Rio Araguaia

Abstract: Meus sinceros agradecimentos, Primeiramente a Deus.A vocês pais, João e Aparecida, pelo apoio e incentivo em todas as etapas da minha vida; Aos meus irmãos, Aparecida e Daniel e ao meu noivo Luiz Henrique, pelo amor incondicional.Ao orientador Prof. Dr. André Luiz Quagliatto Santos pelo apoio, orientações e ensinamentos, pela oportunidade oferecida para realização deste sonho e por me permitir compartilhar minhas dúvidas e medos. Obrigada pela confiança.Ao orientador Prof. Dr. Ednaldo Carvalho Guimarães pelo a… Show more

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“…Information on crocodilian physiology, such as blood biochemical intervals, is an important and minimally invasive tool for assessing individual and population health and for veterinary science (Friedrichs et al 2012;Nieto-Claudı ´n et al 2021). However, plasma biochemistry reference intervals for Amazonian crocodilians have been measured in individuals from outside of the Amazon basin and were determined with limited numbers of animals: 12 black caiman (Caixeta et al 2015) and 30 spectacled caiman (Monteiro 2015).…”
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“…Information on crocodilian physiology, such as blood biochemical intervals, is an important and minimally invasive tool for assessing individual and population health and for veterinary science (Friedrichs et al 2012;Nieto-Claudı ´n et al 2021). However, plasma biochemistry reference intervals for Amazonian crocodilians have been measured in individuals from outside of the Amazon basin and were determined with limited numbers of animals: 12 black caiman (Caixeta et al 2015) and 30 spectacled caiman (Monteiro 2015).…”
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confidence: 99%