April 2008 from the DESK of the EDITOR

SOME CREATIVE EXAMPLES OF INSTITUTIONAL REPOSITORIES WORLDWIDE Erica van der Westhuizen

On browsing the Web for interesting institutional repositories one can find some intriguing examples.

Newsletter of the Veterinary Science Library - Cornell University Historical Poultry Disease Laboratory Reports University of Pretoria These diagnostic books spanning 1920 -1988 consists of records of submissions to the Cornell Poultry Diagnostic Laboratories. Those records included name and address of the owner, brief history of the flock or farm and diagnosis of the problem. The books contain information of the problems observed in poultry. These records, along with the Annual Report of the New York State Veterinary College at Cornell University, provide information on the incidence and prevalence of poultry diseases.

Read further at http://ecommons.library.cornell.edu/handle/1813/5380

Cornell also has a repository for the publications of staff at http://arxiv.org/ It gives “Open access to 469,904 e-prints in Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Quantitative Biology and Statistics”. You can download the PDF versions of the papers, all free. - For background information on institutional repositories see : SPARC (Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition) Europe April 2008 http://www.sparceurope.org/Repositories/

FROM THE DESK OF THE EDITOR : From their website: What advantage is there to an author in depositing academic work in a university repository?

Academic work available on the internet is read more widely than work published in paper format. Also academic work which is available at little or no cost is read more widely than work published in expensive In this issue we have more information on journal impact factors and where to find the conventional publications. Depositing academic work in a university repository therefore increases the accredited journals list. profile of an author on a world-wide basis, increasing both the dissemination and the impact of the research they undertake. Deposit in a university repository can also ease – both for the institution and for We also feature a selection of institutional repositories at overseas universities – Cornell, the academic author - the administrative burden of reporting publications for research assessment and Cambridge and Washington State. These repositories showcase the research output. So UP review exercises. Regular submission of an author’s work to a repository provides an author with a central is in good company! archive of their work and a record of publications to add to a CV.

Some other university repositories where staff research output is made available in full text A kind gesture from a group of American Veterinarians and librarians led to the library staff format worldwide: involvement in a local school. Read more about our community outreach projects. - Cambridge University's Institutional Repository This issue of Infomania features a short summary of the highly successful BOOKJOL, http://www.dspace.cam.ac.uk/ organised by the UP Library Services. Some faculty book publications were displayed in the Villa Museum during the BOOKJOL week. A list of all the books authored by past and present - University of Glasgow's repository students and staff appears at the end of this issue. http://www.lib.gla.ac.uk/daedalus/index.html

Please let us know of there are any omissions. The Glasgow ePrints Service is a database of published material by members of the University of Glasgow, including peer-reviewed journal articles, published conference papers, books and book chapters. The full text of these publications is made freely available where possible. Tertia Coetsee (Editor) - Building an institutional repository at Loughborough University https://www.up.ac.za/dspace/handle/2263/3809 This paper was presented in 2006 and covers many of the growing pains that we are experiencing at UP.

- Washington State University : http://www.wsulibs.wsu.edu/digital/ (click on WSU Research This newsletter is also available electronically at Exchange at the bottom of the webpage) The WSU Research Exchange is an institutional http://www.library.up.ac.za/vet/infomania/infomani.htm repository, which houses WSU faculty digital research and creative works.

- The University of Pretoria has various collections in its institutional repository.

SOME CREATIVE EXAMPLES OF INSTITUTIONAL REPOSITORIES WORLDWIDE Erica van der Westhuizen

On browsing the Web for interesting institutional repositories one can find some intriguing examples.

Read further at http://ecommons.library.cornell.edu/handle/1813/5380

FROM THE DESK OF THE EDITOR : From their website: What advantage is there to an author in depositing academic work in a university repository?

- The University of Pretoria has various collections in its institutional repository. OpenUP showcases the research output (published articles) of lecturers and researchers and other staff https://www.up.ac.za/dspace/handle/2263/76

Under the Community for the Faculty of Veterinary Science (sub-community Anatomy and Physiology) Johannes Moropotli handing over the you will find the biomedical illustrations of Christine Seegers (The elephant) toothbrushes , toothpaste and dental floss https://www.up.ac.za/dspace/handle/2263/78

The South African National Veterinary Repository is also housed in the UP institutional repository https://www.up.ac.za/dspace/handle/2263/3809

This is a unique collection of photographs, documents, etc recording the history and development of veterinary science and veterinary medicine in South Africa. Digitised items from the Onderstepoort Veterinary Institute and from the Faculty are placed in this collection with metadata supplied inter alia by Prof Roy Tustin, Prof Bigalke and Dr Daan Verwoerd.

THE VETERINARY SCIENCE LIBRARY VISITS THE ONDERSTEPOORT PRIMARY SCHOOL For a photographic overview of the first visit go to : http://www.ais.up.ac.za/vet/documents/opprimary.ppt Marguerite Nel All the photos taken during the two visits are available on Flickr at http://www.flickr.com/photos/veterinary_library/sets/ Situated only 1,5 km North of the main entrance of the Onderstepoort campus, along the M35, is the Onderstepoort Primary School. The school has approximately 150 pupils.

On 22 November 2007 four staff members of the Veterinary Science Librarian paid a visit to this school. TWO NEW LIBRARY STAFF MEMBERS Several donations, such as story books, colouring books, crayons, modelling clay, pencils and other Antoinette Lourens stationery, as well as toothbrushes, dental floss and toothpaste were distributed to the children. I am sure all of you have noticed two young and lovely new faces in the library. They belong to Aileen This donation was received from the following donors in Vermont, USA: Rosemary Pypers and Kate Tamsin Moseley, our new after-hours staff .  Russell Memorial Library, Monkton;  Lawrence Memorial Library, Bristol; We asked them some questions to learn a bit more about them.  Margaret Pierce Teitelbaum (dental supplies);  Marv Greenberg, D.V.M.; Q: When is your birthday? (Year of birth will not be mentioned!!)  Laura Lyndes, D.V.M. and Aileen: 4 February  Julie Moenter, D.V.M. (organiser) Kate: 10 November . Q: Where is your home town ? Aileen: Cape Town Kate: Stutterheim

Tertia Coetsee, Marguerite Nel, Maite Q: Do you have pets? Motshoeneng, Constance Lekhuleng and Aileen: Yes of course! I have a cat (Tamara), a guinea pig (Onyx) and a corn snake (Hera) Johannes Moropotli Kate: I have a guinea pig, horse and dog

Q: Tell me more about your likes and dislikes. Kate: I like happy, positive people, reading, listening to music, doing outdoor activities and travelling, earning money. And your dislikes? Pessimistic and/or selfish people, being freezing cold with no way to warm up, pawpaw, mango, bananas and smokers. Aileen likes horse-riding, teaching Latin American and Ballroom dancing, learning the Argentine Tango, watching WAY too many series, reading and of course working in the library. Posters were made to accompany the dental donation, explaining the correct use of each item. And her dislikes are smokers, drivers that don't keep a reasonable following distance, olives, bigots The Veterinary Science Library also donated duplicate journals such as Animal Talk and Farmer’s Weekly to use in the classes. There you have it. Two very smart ladies to help us in the library. Aren’t we lucky!

Not only did the children and their teachers enjoy the visit, but it was such an enriching experience for the librarians, they decided to surprise the children the following week with ice cream and sweets!

OpenUP showcases the research output (published articles) of lecturers and researchers and other staff https://www.up.ac.za/dspace/handle/2263/76

The South African National Veterinary Repository is also housed in the UP institutional repository https://www.up.ac.za/dspace/handle/2263/3809

Aspects include anaesthesia metabolic disorders, anatomy, parasitology, animal behaviour, pharmacology and therapeutics, animal welfare, physiology, diagnostic techniques, reproductive disorders, haematology, surgery, husbandry, toxicology, immunology, zoonoses, meat inspection and hygiene.

Aileen Pypers Kate Moseley

HOW TO FIND INFORMATION WHEN THE INTERNET IS DOWN Erica van der Westhuizen

Veterinary Bulletin: Veterinary Bulletin is a print journal that publishes abstracts of the core literature in the whole field of animal health. It covers the full range of animals including cattle, horses, sheep, goats, pigs, poultry, rabbits, cage birds, other small animals, laboratory animals, wild animals, zoo animals, fish, cats, dogs and other domestic animals. BOTH THESE PUBLICATIONS ARE SUBSETS OF CAB ABSTRACTS database. Each week the online version of Veterinary Bulletin (the Veterinary Science Database) delivers all the new highly targeted, searchable summaries covering key English and non-English language journal So when the Internet is down, don’t despair! VISIT THE LIBRARY and consult these two paper articles, reports, conferences and books. resources.

The print version is a monthly publication containing about 8,000 records per year, and includes indexes of authors, subjects, and serials cited. Review articles are a feature of the printed journal. SELECTING A JOURNAL IN WHICH TO PUBLISH Database Coverage Erica van der Westhuizen Each issue is divided into the following sections: To obtain the maximum benefit from your publication the impact factor of a journal plays a critical role DISEASES (virology, bacteriology, protozoology, parasites) DISORDERS (nutrition, reproduction, toxicology, poisonous plants) JOURNAL IMPACT FACTORS : a selection DISEASES IN GENERAL (cats, dogs, fish, other animals) ANATOMY AND HISTOLOGY Comparative Immunology Microbiology & Infectious Diseases 2.0 PHYSIOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY IMMUNOLOGY Journal of Comparative Pathology 0.939 DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES ANAESTHESIA AND IMMOBILIZATION Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery 1.402 PHARMACOLOGY AND THERAPEUTICS SURGERY Journal of the SA Vet Association 0.293 ANIMAL HUSBANDRY, WELFARE AND BEHAVIOUR FOOD SAFETY AND SLAUGHTER Onderstepoort J Vet Research 0.465 VETERINARY SERVICES AND EDUCATION Preventive Veterinary Medicine 1.533 A companion volume is INDEX VETERINARIUS, but it is an index only, no abstracts are included. (Abstracts appear in Veterinary Bulletin). Research in Veterinary Science 1.258

Index Veterinarius is a comprehensive monthly subject and author index to the world's veterinary Veterinary Immunology and Immunopathology 1.994 literature. Veterinary Journal 1.589 Aspects include anaesthesia metabolic disorders, anatomy, parasitology, animal behaviour, pharmacology and therapeutics, animal welfare, physiology, diagnostic techniques, reproductive disorders, haematology, surgery, husbandry, toxicology, immunology, zoonoses, meat inspection and hygiene.

Aileen Pypers Kate Moseley

HOW TO FIND INFORMATION WHEN THE INTERNET IS DOWN Erica van der Westhuizen

Index Veterinarius is a comprehensive monthly subject and author index to the world's veterinary Veterinary Immunology and Immunopathology 1.994 literature. Veterinary Journal 1.589 The Newseum: Front Pages Veterinary Microbiology 2.073 http://www.newseum.org/todaysfrontpages/ The Newseum displays these daily newspaper front pages in their original, unedited form. Some front Veterinary Parasitology 1.900 pages may contain material that is objectionable to some visitors. Viewer discretion is advised. Newspapers featured include: Gulf News,Dubai, United Arab Emirates; The Daily Telegraph, London, UK; To find the impact factor of a journal, select JOURNAL OF CITATION REPORTS from the database list United Daily News, Taipei, Taiwan; The Jerusalem Post, Jerusalem, Israel. on our Virtual Library home page under Library in your office http://www.library.up.ac.za/vet/virtlib.htm Disasters and Emergency Preparedness Select Subject category, Veterinary Sciences – Journal title. http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/disasterpreparationandrecovery.html From the U.S. National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, this site provides links to ACCREDITED JOURNALS overviews of family and citizen emergency preparedness, coping information, law and policy, and pages for specific emergency situations such as giving birth in emergency situations and emergency Accredited journals are recognized research output which meet specified criteria and therefore qualify for management for children and seniors. subsidisation by the Department of Education (DoE). To receive subsidy or recognition for an article you have written, you should select a journal which is accredited from one of the lists below. Nutrient requirements of … http://search.nap.edu/nap-cgi/de2007.cgi?term=nutrient+requirements Science Citation Index Expanded™ (Web of Science) Proper formulation of diets for animals depends on adequate knowledge of their nutrient requirements. (http://0-www.thomsonscientific.com.innopac.up.ac.za/cgi- These requirements depend on the breed and age of the animal and whether it is exercising, pregnant, or bin/jrnlst/jloptions.cgi?PC=D#Social%20Science%20Indexes) lactating.

SA List of Accredited Journals (DoE) : http://www.ais.up.ac.za/journals/DoE_appendix.pdf

IN CELEBRATION OF BOOKS : BOOKJOL 4 – 7 MARCH 2008 Marguerite Nel TRAINING IN ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS FOR VETERINARY SCIENCE LIBRARY USERS Antoinette Lourens As part of the centenary celebrations of the university, the Library Services presented a book festival from 5 to 8 March 2008. The festival, with a slogan Leading Minds Read, provided four days of reading During March and April 2008 we had several lunch hour training sessions in the computer lab for our pleasure: exploring new developments - especially in the field of eBooks, strolling between the stands in users. the exhibition hall and just chatting with friends, writers, publishers and other role players in the wonderful We had sessions on Refworks , Medline, Scopus, Facebook, Flickr and YouTube – with the focus on world of books and literature! post-graduate students, staff and researchers. A one day symposium, The eBook Phenomenon: a New Chapter, took place on Friday, 7 March. The training sessions will continue in May 2008. The program is as follows: Experts in the eBook domain discussed issues such as: Monday May 5 Refworks Part I Tuesday May 6 Refworks Part II - The e-Book phenomenon and the way it will change learning, scholarship and our Wednesday May 7 SCOPUS database understanding and use of knowledge (Mark Carden) Monday May 12 Podcasting & Vidcasting - What’s in a book – an evolutionary journey from paper to electronic (Wouter van der Velde) Tuesday May 13 CAB Direct database - e-Books - Productivity booster or resource drain (Christopher James) - Socially produced content and the Wisdom of the Crowds (Jenny Walker) Should any one feel the need for a training session on a specific product please contact the library to - Electronic dictionaries: where language meets (Wanda Smith-Muller) arrange it. We are also willing to come and do training sessions in your departments should you prefer that. Shimmer Chinodya, winner of the 2007/08 Noma Award for Publishing in Africa and who is featured in the online African Writer Series (ProQuest), talked about his work and the impact of being online. He also entertained the audience by reading from his work.

INTERESTING WEBSITES Different views and opinions were investigated during a very interesting and informative panel discussion Antoinette Lourens on “The future of academic books”. Veterinary Dermatology http://www.ceforvets.com/ A kaleidoscope of writers participated in the festivities. Sindiwe Magona, Darryl Accone, Helen Brain, A resource for veterinary dermatology information. This site gives access to audio-visual presentations Anzil Kulsen, Sarah Britten, Jaco Jacobs, Carina Diedericks-Hugo, Fanie Viljoen , Fred Khumalo and PG about atopy, otitis, flea allergy dermatitis cytology and many more du Plessis were only some of the writers who took part in the events.

Frog calls Approximately 1000 books whose authors have had some kind of association with the University, were http://www.midwestfrogs.com on display in the Villa Museum as part of the BookJol. These works represented a century of academic Frog calls and documentary video clips of scientists discussing frog issues, including declining endeavour, printing styles and layouts, cover designs, publishing trends and fluctuations in tertiary amphibians and malformed frogs. education. A list of faculty publications appears elsewhere in this issue.

The Newseum: Front Pages Veterinary Microbiology 2.073 http://www.newseum.org/todaysfrontpages/ The Newseum displays these daily newspaper front pages in their original, unedited form. Some front Veterinary Parasitology 1.900 pages may contain material that is objectionable to some visitors. Viewer discretion is advised. Newspapers featured include: Gulf News,Dubai, United Arab Emirates; The Daily Telegraph, London, UK; To find the impact factor of a journal, select JOURNAL OF CITATION REPORTS from the database list United Daily News, Taipei, Taiwan; The Jerusalem Post, Jerusalem, Israel. on our Virtual Library home page under Library in your office http://www.library.up.ac.za/vet/virtlib.htm Disasters and Emergency Preparedness Select Subject category, Veterinary Sciences – Journal title. http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/disasterpreparationandrecovery.html From the U.S. National Library of Medicine, National Institutes of Health, this site provides links to ACCREDITED JOURNALS overviews of family and citizen emergency preparedness, coping information, law and policy, and pages for specific emergency situations such as giving birth in emergency situations and emergency Accredited journals are recognized research output which meet specified criteria and therefore qualify for management for children and seniors. subsidisation by the Department of Education (DoE). To receive subsidy or recognition for an article you have written, you should select a journal which is accredited from one of the lists below. Nutrient requirements of … http://search.nap.edu/nap-cgi/de2007.cgi?term=nutrient+requirements Science Citation Index Expanded™ (Web of Science) Proper formulation of diets for animals depends on adequate knowledge of their nutrient requirements. (http://0-www.thomsonscientific.com.innopac.up.ac.za/cgi- These requirements depend on the breed and age of the animal and whether it is exercising, pregnant, or bin/jrnlst/jloptions.cgi?PC=D#Social%20Science%20Indexes) lactating.

SA List of Accredited Journals (DoE) : http://www.ais.up.ac.za/journals/DoE_appendix.pdf

WHAT IS WEB 2.0 ? Antoinette Lourens

"Web 2.0" recently became a buzz word in the computer environment. The phrase "Web 2.0" hints at an improved form of the World Wide Web but it does not refer to an update to any technical specifications. Erica van der Westhuizen, It rather refers to changes in the ways software developers and end-users use the Web. Marguerite Nel, Johannes Moropotli, Web 1.0 was static with read-only websites, whose content could only be modified by the site's owner. Antoinette Lourens, Barbara Visitors could only view but not touch it. Web 2.0 includes a social element where users generate and Kellermann, Tertia Coetsee. distribute content, often with freedom to share and re-use. Web 2.0 is  a trend in the use of World Wide Web technology  web design that aims to facilitate creativity  information sharing  collaboration among users. These concepts led to the development and evolution of web-based communities and hosted services, such as social-networking sites (facebook etc.) , wikis, blogs, and folksonomies.

The Veterinary Science Library has already implemented some of these Web 2.0 tools and the staff are using them with great enthusiasm. Blogs (weblogs) created and used are: Informal talks by present and past UP staff members were held during the lunch hours. Onderstepoort  Vet dink flink - Goals of the Veterinary Science Library, University of Pretoria, South Africa. was represented by Prof Malie Smuts. She shared her memories of her involvement in a unique project - summaries of achievements each year since 2004. Items include Standards for veterinary compiling the first anatomical atlas of the camel. The title of her lecture was “Daardie wonderlike skip libraries, E-books etc. http://uniekevet.blogspot.com/ van die woestyn .”  5ICAHIS 5th International Conference of Animal Health Information Specialists, July 2005, Onderstepoort) – This conference was organised by the Veterinary Science Library. The Blog Pretoria’s first bookfest was indeed an enjoyable celebration of books, reading, music and art – and was started early 2005 and was terminated in 2006. http://knowledgeflows.blogspot.com/ hopefully the first of many!  Ebooks@ TUKS – to keep users informed about the Library’s e-book strategy. http://aisebooks.blogspot.com/

 UPSpace Metadata Training – information necessary for people who are adding metadata to

UP Space items. SAYING GOOD BYE TO A LIBRARY COLLEAGUE

Wikis created and used are:

 Vetstrategies – communication on important matters for library personnel and library users as

well as marketing purposes. http://vetstrategies.pbwiki.com/

 References / links – for everybody who uses UPSpace https://www.up.ac.za/dspace/handle/2263/4720

Flickr is used for  Veterinary Library photos – photos taken at special events are published so that everybody can see what we are doing http://www.flickr.com/veterinary_library/sets  Veterinary UPSpace – Additional photos are uploaded to enhance the UPSpace collections https://www.up.ac.za/dspace/handle/2263/80

Facebook: All the library’s Information Specialists have a profile on it.

Google Earth: A satellite and terrain map with directions to the Veterinary Faculty has been created with the help of Google Earth. It can be viewed at Bryce Marock started working in the library in August 2006 as a library assistant after hours http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF8&msa=0&msid=104318637276089241142.00044b60e2b4454 (16:00 – 18:00 ) and Saturdays. He resigned in March this year to focus on his studies. 878881&t=p&z=13 We wish him every success with the rest of his years at OP

BOOK PUBLICATIONS BY VETERINARY SCIENCE FACULTY STAFF and STUDENTS 1908 – 2007 Compiled by Erica van der Westhuizen & Antoinette Lourens

Arranged according to year of publication (For the years 1908 to 1937 there appear to have been no publications) WHAT IS WEB 2.0 ? Antoinette Lourens

 UPSpace Metadata Training – information necessary for people who are adding metadata to

UP Space items. SAYING GOOD BYE TO A LIBRARY COLLEAGUE

Wikis created and used are:

 Vetstrategies – communication on important matters for library personnel and library users as

well as marketing purposes. http://vetstrategies.pbwiki.com/

 References / links – for everybody who uses UPSpace https://www.up.ac.za/dspace/handle/2263/4720

Facebook: All the library’s Information Specialists have a profile on it.

BOOK PUBLICATIONS BY VETERINARY SCIENCE FACULTY STAFF and STUDENTS 1908 – 2007 Compiled by Erica van der Westhuizen & Antoinette Lourens

Arranged according to year of publication (For the years 1908 to 1937 there appear to have been no publications) Sheep seminar proceedings, May-June 1983, Cedara and Grootfontein. South African Veterinary Food poisoning caused by substances other than bacteria and their products / by Douw G. Steyn. Association. 1983. Cape Town : Cape Times Ltd., 1938. Ortopediese chirurgie van die hond en die kat. D.G. Steyn. Durban: Butterworths, 1984. Grepe uit die Afrikaanse bakteriologie / deur G.C. van Drimmelen. Deel I . Pretoria : Wallach, 1958. Neurotoxicoses of livestock caused by plants and fungi in southern Africa. J.A.W. Coetzer. The Problem of methaemoglobinaemia in man with special reference to poisoning with nitrates Pretoria: Government Printer, 1985. and nitrites in infants and children / by Douw G. Steyn. Pretoria : Universiteit Van Pretoria, 1960. Anatomie van die huisdiere; ‘n studie-en disseksiegids. 3 rd ed. J.M.W. le Roux, M.M.S.Smuts The capture and care of wild animals : the work of eighteen veterinary, medical and wildlife experts / Pretoria, Die outeurs, 1986. editor, E. Young. Cape Town : Human & Rousseau, 1973. Die kameel Smuts, Malie M. S Pretoria : De Jager-HAUM : Kagiso, c1986. Sootegniese data. D.R.Osterhoff. Pretoria: Butterworth, 1979. The camel Smuts, Malie M. S. Pretoria : De Jager-HAUM : Kagiso, c1986. Mastitis control in dairy herds / Mastitisbeheer in melkkuddes. South African Symposium on Mastitis Control in Dairy Herds (1st : 1978 : Pretoria, South Africa). Van den Heever, L. W., Giesecke, W. H. Guidelines on the use of laboratory animals (summary of the information contained in the standards Pretoria : South African Veterinary Association, 1979. references cited in the S.A.V.A. guidelines). J.C. Austin. Pretoria : [s.n.], 1986.

Anatomie van die huisdiere : 'n studie- en disseksiegids. Deel 1, Die bewegingstelsel. Le Roux, J. Worm Resistance Workshop (1987 : Onderstepoort, Augustus 24-25 South Africa). Veterinary M. W. Onderstepoort : Die outeurs, 1980. Research Institute, South African Veterinary Association. Pretoria : Navorsingsinstituut vir Veeartsenykunde, 1987. Anatomie van die huisdiere : 'n studie- en disseksiegids. Deel 2, Splanknologie en topografie. Le Roux, J. M. W. Onderstepoort : Die outeurs, 1980. Anatomy of the dromedary Smuts, Malie M. S. 1933- Oxford [Oxfordshire] : Clarendon Press New York : Oxford University Press, 1987. Anatomie van die huisdiere : 'n studie- en disseksiegids. Deel 3, Die bloedvate en senuwees. Le Roux, J. M. W. Onderstepoort : Die outeurs, 1980. Ruminant urogenital surgery / C.F.B Hofmeyr. 1st ed. Ames : Iowa University Press, 1987.

th Internasionale Konferensie oof Diere-bloedgroepe en Biochemiese Polimorfismes (17 : 1980: Small animal endocrinology / edited by Frederick H. Drazner. New York : Churchill Livingstone, 1987. Wageningen, Netherlands) Diere-bloedgroepe en biochemiese polimorfismes. Pretoria: Universiteit van Pretoria, [1980?] Anatomy of the domestic animals : a study and dissection guide. Part 3, The blood vessels and nerves. J.M.W. le Roux, M.M.S. Smuts. Pretoria : The Authors, 1988. Simposium oor Voortplanting by Herkouers (1980 : Bloemfontein, South Africa) . Pretoria : Suid- Afrikaanse Veterinere Vereniging, 1980. Plant poisonings and mycotoxicoses of livestock in Southern Africa. Kellerman, T. S. , J.A.W. Coetzer and T.W.Naude Cape Town : Oxford University Press : NECC, 1988. Anatomie van die huisdiere : 'n studie en disseksiegids J.M.W. le Roux, M.M.S. Smuts Dept. Anatomie, Fakulteit Veeartsenykunde, Onderstepoort, 1981. Livestock production 2000 : the role of the veterinarian. South African Veterinary Association. Proceedings of a symposium held at the Faculty of Veterinary Science, Onderstepoort, 14th November Gifplante Van Suider-Afrika : Wat Veeverliese Veroorsaak.J. Vahrmeijer ; met veeartsenykundige 1988. Pretoria : 1988. bydraes deur D.G. Steyn, T.W. Naude en T.S. Kellerman. Kaapstad : Tafelberg, 1981. Modular herd control of mastitis : proceedings of the SAVA Workshop on Modular Herd Control of Poisonous plants of Southern Africa that cause stock losses. J. Vahrmeijer; with veterinary Mastitis, University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, 14-15 July 1988. ed by C.M. Veary, W.H. Giesecke, J.H. contributions by D.G.Steyn, T.W.Naude and T.S.Kellerman. Cape Town: Tafelberg, 1981. du Preez. Pretoria : South African Veterinary Association, 1989.

Anatomie van die huisdiere : 'n studie- en disseksiegids. Deel 1, Die bewegingstelsel. 2nd ed. Le Anatomy of the domestic animals : a study and dissection guide. Pt. 1, Osteology . J.M.W. le Roux, J. M. W. Roux, M.M.S. Smuts Onderstepoort : Die outeurs, 1982. Pretoria :J M W le Roux, 1990.

Haematology/cytology for the practice. V. Perman. Pretoria : South African Veterinary Association, Dieredokter : verhaal van mens en dier . Hofmeyr, C. F. B. Pretoria : B en B, 1990. 1982. Continuing education animal behavioural therapy . Peter Neville. Pretoria: South African Veterinary Anatomy of the domestic animals: a study and dissection guide. Part 2, Splanchnology and Association. 1991 topography. J.M.W. le Roux, M.M.S. Smuts. Pretoria, The Authors, 1983. Proceedings of a symposium on the African elephant as a game ranch animal, Berg-en-dal, Kruger Genetiese en statistiese woordeboek vir veekunde. D.R. Osterhoff. Pretoria: Van Schaik, 1983 National Park, 29-30 April 1991. Onderstepoort : Wildlife Group South African Veterinary Association, 1991. Veterinere oogchirurgie – Veterinary eye surgery. S.W.Petrick. Durban: Butterworth, 1983.

Sheep seminar proceedings, May-June 1983, Cedara and Grootfontein. South African Veterinary Food poisoning caused by substances other than bacteria and their products / by Douw G. Steyn. Association. 1983. Cape Town : Cape Times Ltd., 1938. Ortopediese chirurgie van die hond en die kat. D.G. Steyn. Durban: Butterworths, 1984. Grepe uit die Afrikaanse bakteriologie / deur G.C. van Drimmelen. Deel I . Pretoria : Wallach, 1958. Neurotoxicoses of livestock caused by plants and fungi in southern Africa. J.A.W. Coetzer. The Problem of methaemoglobinaemia in man with special reference to poisoning with nitrates Pretoria: Government Printer, 1985. and nitrites in infants and children / by Douw G. Steyn. Pretoria : Universiteit Van Pretoria, 1960. Anatomie van die huisdiere; ‘n studie-en disseksiegids. 3 rd ed. J.M.W. le Roux, M.M.S.Smuts The capture and care of wild animals : the work of eighteen veterinary, medical and wildlife experts / Pretoria, Die outeurs, 1986. editor, E. Young. Cape Town : Human & Rousseau, 1973. Die kameel Smuts, Malie M. S Pretoria : De Jager-HAUM : Kagiso, c1986. Sootegniese data. D.R.Osterhoff. Pretoria: Butterworth, 1979. The camel Smuts, Malie M. S. Pretoria : De Jager-HAUM : Kagiso, c1986. Mastitis control in dairy herds / Mastitisbeheer in melkkuddes. South African Symposium on Mastitis Control in Dairy Herds (1st : 1978 : Pretoria, South Africa). Van den Heever, L. W., Giesecke, W. H. Guidelines on the use of laboratory animals (summary of the information contained in the standards Pretoria : South African Veterinary Association, 1979. references cited in the S.A.V.A. guidelines). J.C. Austin. Pretoria : [s.n.], 1986.

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Short course in tick identification : report, 29 November-3 December 1999 / University of Pretoria, The Mammals of the southern African subregion / revised by John D. Skinner & Christian T. Faculty of Veterinary Science, Dept. of Veterinary Tropical Diseases, 1999. Chimimba. 3rd ed. Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2005.

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