necropsy

A necropsy, or autopsy for animals has yet to be conducted to determine the cause of death of the dolphin, according to Nonie Enolva, BFAR Bicol spokesperson

Experts from the University of Messina's Natural History Museum performed a necropsy to make the shocking finding.

D' Bone Collector proprietor Darrell Blatchey performs a necropsy on a dead rare whale.

But a result of the necropsy examination, conducted by Blatchley and Dr.

Cub was shifted to Midwestern University in Glendale for necropsy.

The owner did not authorize necropsy; however, the mass was submitted for histologic examination.

The diagnosis of this type of neoplasms can be confusing clinically, since the paraneoplastic signs can be multiple, in many cases it can be diagnosed by incidental necropsy. Given the low incidence of this type of tumors, it is important to describe the case to be considered within the differential diagnoses in equid adults with recurrent colic and progressive wasting.

An necropsy on a sample of the fish will be undertaken to understand why thousands of fish suddenly died.

A necropsy confirmed the gator bit Shizuka Matsuki, 47, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission officials said in a statement.

Meanwhile, Department of Pathology of the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences Lahore organised a 2-days hands-on training workshop on 'Necropsy Examination of Poultry/Large and Small Ruminants/Companion Animals' in City Campus Lahore.

In Michigan a midgestation two-headed white-tailed deer fetus was found during necropsy of an adult doe (Fay, 1960).

This would be even more likely if a necropsy did not show any obvious gross lesions.