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… caused by a toxin or poison, e.g. avian botulism and lead poisoning. Nutritional: Disease caused by nutritional … are non-infectious. An example of an abiotic disease is lead poisoning: caused by exposure to the heavy metal lead [►Table 1-1]. Table 1-1. Examples of how diseases can be …

… we receive from the ocean ecosystems as set out here will lead to a renewed interest amongst the political and social … alterations to the ocean’s physics and chemistry that lead especially to ocean warming and acidification, and … setting the scene ocean due to warming is likely to lead to a reduction in the uptake of CO2, it appears that it …

… doubts and imperfect knowledge that, if remedied, would lead to a different management action. The Guidelines aim to … starting point, and new information in a Status Review can lead to an updated assessment. Further, if a species has … (or them). This is the basis of fact whose analysis will lead to the main planning elements of Vision, Goals, …

… wish to consider the desirability of designating CMS as a lead partner on the conservation and sustainable use of … into an action or conservation management plan that could lead to a broader and more comprehensive CMS agreement later. … covering them. Under the Cranes MOU threats from lead hunting shot will be identified and mitigated, hunting …

… But since experience has shown that foreign demand can lead to overharvesting, the species is CITES listed, with … in India and Nepal. Following an appeal from religious lead- ers, the use of Asian big cat skins for that particular … of sustainable offtake of plants. Increases in demand can lead to rapid overharvesting and when the species in question …

… 42. Close contact between wild birds and poultry can lead to cross-infection, from poultry to wild birds and from … just one example among many infectious diseases that could lead to significant mortality. 80. In view of the significant … opportunities and increased energy expenditure and may lead to increased disease susceptibility. Certain activities …

… and Wildlife Service (USFWS), and implemented by Freeland (lead implementer of the ARREST Program). Our partners include … on Legal Cooperation to Combat Wildlife Crime”, as we lead the ASEAN Member States’ commitments on legal reforms … To produce, import, sell or use tools or weapons which lead to increased depletion of wildlife and aquatic …

… incidents do occur, shared information and tipoffs lead to speedy arrests 6 and prosecutions.16 Critical to …

… (1979) was of the opinion that further study would lead to naming of more such taxa. G. pardalls pardalls Now … their smaller size. However, it seems that collecting can lead to complete removal of tortoises from large areas; … with local utilisation and persecution, is likely to lead to local depletions. Field data on population status in …