Sentence examples for a common buzzard from inspiring English sources

Pooled lung, trachea, liver, cecal tonsil, and gizzard tissue from a common buzzard were injected into embryonated chicken eggs, and an avian influenza virus (A/common buzzard/Bulgaria/38WB/2010) was isolated.

Compared with extant species, this represent a fairly large bird, that is, about the size of a common buzzard Buteo buteo.

For this purpose, we used stuffed models of a common buzzard as a visual predatory stimulus and a pheasant, Phasianus colchicus, as a control stimulus in a habituation/dishabituation paradigm (Eimas et al. 1971).

Detection of this highly pathogenic clade in Europe poses a health threat to poultry and humans On March 15 , 2010 a highly pathogenic avian influenza virus was isolated from the carcass of a common buzzard (Buteo buteo) in Bulgaria.

On March 15 , 2010 the carcass of a common buzzard (Buteo buteo) containing HPAIV (H5N1) was found at St. Konstantin and Helena Black Sea Resort in Bulgaria and submitted to the Regional Diagnostic Laboratory on Avian Influenza (Varna, Bulgaria).

In addition to generating a near-complete common buzzard transcriptome, we also obtained the most complete genomic resource to date for a Leucocytozoon species, a widespread group of avian malaria-like blood parasites.

We used the common buzzard as a raptor species and a pheasant as a control stimulus.

The actual number of genes present in accipitriform species is unknown, but it is reasonable to assume based on comparison to these model avian species that a considerable fraction of common buzzard genes are represented in our dataset.

The common buzzard is a medium sized raptor (♂ 525 1183 g, ♀ 625 1364 g, [23]) breeding throughout Eurasia.

These pre-dispersal excursions are similar to that found in a number of raptors, including common buzzard Buteo buteo, Bonelli's eagle Aquila fasciata, Spanish imperial eagle Aquila adalberti and northern goshawk Accipiter gentilis[ 17, 20, 33, 34].

Here, we construct a de novo transcriptome for the common buzzard, thereby generating the first genomic resource for a plumage-polymorphic member of the Accipitriformes (see [ 28] for the genomes of two species of Falconiformes, a divergent and independently evolved group of predatory birds [ 29, 30]).