DC -- FONZ Spring Conservation Festival (2019) @ Holt House:
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- Description of Pictures: Research Hill will open exclusively to members. Shuttles will transport members from the bottom of American Trail to Research Hill between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. At Research Hill, members will get a behind-the-scenes look at:
* Elephant Endotheliotropic Herpesvirus (EEHV)
* Lab Reproduction Science Lab
* Department of Wildlife Health Sciences
* Pathology Lab
* Nutrition Lab
* Global Health Program
* Bird Banding
In the event of an animal emergency, the veterinary hospital may be closed. As it was, they were operating on a sick beaver so, yes, the vet hospital was closed.
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- Specific picture descriptions: Photos above with "i" icons next to the bracketed sequence numbers (e.g. "[1] ") are described as follows:
- CF_190629_001.JPG: got zoo milk?
- CF_190629_004.JPG: The Milk Repository at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute
Milk: A Mammal's First Food
- CF_190629_014.JPG: "So you (don't) think you need a nutritionist?"
- CF_190629_022.JPG: The far bottle is African Lion Milk
- CF_190629_024.JPG: Killer Whale Milk
African Lion Milk
- CF_190629_026.JPG: Smelling different types of milk
- CF_190629_039.JPG: Replacing Mother's Milk
- CF_190629_050.JPG: Horseshoe Crab Eggs
- CF_190629_057.JPG: Horseshoe crab eggs provide a high protein content diet
- CF_190629_059.JPG: Red Knots Calidris canutus
- CF_190629_061.JPG: Horseshoe Crabs
Limulus polyphemus
- CF_190629_063.JPG: Red Knot Migration
- CF_190629_065.JPG: Determining the Nutrient Composition of horseshoe crab eggs fed upon by Red Knots
- CF_190629_067.JPG: Horseshoe Crab Eggs Nutrient Composition
- CF_190629_069.JPG: Horseshoe Crab eggs vs. Chicken eggs
- CF_190629_071.JPG: Horseshoe crab eggs provide a high protein content diet
- CF_190629_076.JPG: Protein analysis, past and current methods used in the Nutrition Lab
- CF_190629_079.JPG: "The Good Old Days"?!
- CF_190629_083.JPG: What is an Atomic Absorption Spectrometer and what does it do?
- CF_190629_084.JPG: Replacing Mother's Milk
- CF_190629_090.JPG: Saving Species.... Fiona the Baby Hippomatus!
National Zoo's nutrition science team helps Cincinnati Zoo develop a hippo milk formula to hand real Fiona, the baby hippo.
- CF_190629_092.JPG: "Got Milk?" -- The SCBI Milk Repository
- CF_190629_094.JPG: Got Milk Samples?
- CF_190629_095.JPG: The Milk Repository
- CF_190629_100.JPG: Giant Panda
At birth, giant panda cubs are about the size of a stick of butter, pink, hairless, and blind.
- CF_190629_105.JPG: The composition of longitudinal milk samples from captive aardvards
- CF_190629_109.JPG: Department of Nutrition Science, Nutrition Laboratories
- CF_190629_133.JPG: Bomb Calorimetry
The science behind determining the energy content (or calories) in milk, plants or animal feeds.
- CF_190629_150.JPG: Laboratory Capabilities
- CF_190629_167.JPG: Bird banding
- CF_190629_214.JPG: Chelonian Anatomy
- CF_190629_217.JPG: Avian Anatomy
- CF_190629_226.JPG: It's a Frog
- CF_190629_236.JPG: Histology Process: How a Tissue Becomes a Slide
- CF_190629_250.JPG: Elephant Endotheliotropic Herpesvirus (EEHV)
Action Steps
- CF_190629_257.JPG: Elephant Endotheliotropic Herpes Virus (EEHV)
Action Steps
- CF_190629_272.JPG: National Elephant Endotheliotropic Herpesvirus (EEHV) Laboratory at the National Zoo
- CF_190629_273.JPG: Genome Resource Banks:
SI's Coolest Collections
- CF_190629_308.JPG: Sperm motility for sloth bear
- CF_190629_315.JPG: Cryo- vs Dry-Preservation Techniques for Biomaterial Preservation
- Bigger photos? To save server space, the full-sized versions of these images have either not been loaded to the server or have been removed from the server. (Only some pages are loaded with full-sized images and those usually get removed after three months.)
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