Haematology of Australian Mammals

Haematology of Australian Mammals

Written by Phillip Clark, this practical reference covers blood collection, analysis, and interpretation for Australian mammals. It explains haematological cell morphology and function, changes associated with disease, and the significance of blood parasites. Featuring color photomicrographs and species-specific reference tables covering more than 100 species, the book supports veterinary diagnosis, disease monitoring, and wildlife research.

Key Features:

• Explains blood collection techniques for Australian mammals
• Provides guidance on sample handling and laboratory analysis
• Describes the morphology and function of haematological cells
• Examines blood changes associated with common diseases
• Discusses haemoparasites and their potential pathogenic effects
• Includes species-specific haematological reference values
• Features color photomicrographs to support cell identification
• Covers more than 100 Australian mammal species
• Includes monotremes, marsupials, rodents, bats, and marine mammals
• Supports veterinarians, wildlife researchers, laboratory professionals, and mammal health specialists