Add to ORKGReproduction inhibitors are intended to maintain or control a population at a desired level; toxicants aim at elimination of the population. Azocosterol hydrochloride (SC-12937; 20,25-diazocholestenol dihydrochloride) is a long acting inhibitor of ovulation in the pigeon (Columba liyia) by interfering with cholesterol synthesis and egg yolk formation. Corn impregnated with SC-12937 at the 0.1% level by weight and fed for 10 days has been found to inhibit or diminish reproduction for 5-6 months. Population turnover rate, mortality and longevity of the feral urban pigeon are also discussed
In a joint program, Innolytics and the USDA National Wildlife Research Center collaborated in the de...
Feral pigeons, problem birds common to most American cities and farms, are descendants of the Rock D...
Effective methods for managing populations of rock pigeons and other overabundant avian species are ...
Reproduction inhibitors are intended to maintain or control a population at a desired level; toxican...
Reproduction inhibitors are Intended to maintain or control a population at a desired level; toxican...
The total scope of chemosterilants is very wide so I will comment only on the pigeon chemosterilant ...
Development of effective methods for reducing populations of overabundant nuisance bird species cont...
Nicarbazin (NCZ) is an anticoccidial drug routinely used in the poultry industry. When fed to laying...
Abstract. Development of effective methods for reducing populations of overabundant nuisance bird sp...
Due to increasing human-wildlife conflicts with birds and growing opposition to lethal techniques, n...
Due to increasing human-wildlife conflicts with birds and growing opposition to lethal techniques, n...
The chemosterilant ornitrol was tested as a means of reducing egg production in feral pigeons on the...
Pigeons are found in virtually all urban and developed areas of the United States. They are consider...
A chemosterilant may be defined as a chemical compound that reduces or destroys fertility of the tre...
Feral pigeons, problem birds common to most American cities and farms, are descendants of the Rock D...
In a joint program, Innolytics and the USDA National Wildlife Research Center collaborated in the de...
Feral pigeons, problem birds common to most American cities and farms, are descendants of the Rock D...
Effective methods for managing populations of rock pigeons and other overabundant avian species are ...
Reproduction inhibitors are intended to maintain or control a population at a desired level; toxican...
Reproduction inhibitors are Intended to maintain or control a population at a desired level; toxican...
The total scope of chemosterilants is very wide so I will comment only on the pigeon chemosterilant ...
Development of effective methods for reducing populations of overabundant nuisance bird species cont...
Nicarbazin (NCZ) is an anticoccidial drug routinely used in the poultry industry. When fed to laying...
Abstract. Development of effective methods for reducing populations of overabundant nuisance bird sp...
Due to increasing human-wildlife conflicts with birds and growing opposition to lethal techniques, n...
Due to increasing human-wildlife conflicts with birds and growing opposition to lethal techniques, n...
The chemosterilant ornitrol was tested as a means of reducing egg production in feral pigeons on the...
Pigeons are found in virtually all urban and developed areas of the United States. They are consider...
A chemosterilant may be defined as a chemical compound that reduces or destroys fertility of the tre...
Feral pigeons, problem birds common to most American cities and farms, are descendants of the Rock D...
In a joint program, Innolytics and the USDA National Wildlife Research Center collaborated in the de...
Feral pigeons, problem birds common to most American cities and farms, are descendants of the Rock D...
Effective methods for managing populations of rock pigeons and other overabundant avian species are ...