Contents of December - 1999 issue of JCPR

Contents of December - 2003 issue of JCPR
	S. No.	Title of Contents and Authors	Page
	1.	Effect of seasonal dehydration on creatinine clearance in Indian dromedary camels - - N.kataria, A.K. kataria, V.K.agarwal, S.L garg and M.S sahani	91-97
	2.	Change in body fluid compartment during dehydration and rehydration in India dromedary (camelus dromedarius). -N.kataria, A.K kataria, V.K agarwal, S.L garg and M.S Sahani	99-105
	3.	Effect of physiological status on some macro minerals profile in the serum of female camels. - Muna M.M Ahmed, S.M Abead and M.E.S. Barri	107-110
	4.	Some aspects of calcium and magnesium metabolism in the camel calves. *- K.A.AI-Busadah*	111-114
	5.	Seasonal variations of the plasma thyroid hormone concentrations and the body tem premature in the dromedary camel. - M. Bengoumi, F. Moutaouakil, F. De la Farge and B. Faye	115-119
	6.	Serum copper levels in dromedaries after long term exogenous copper supplementation - J. kinne, P. Nagy and U. Wrenery	121-124
	7.	Preliminary report on some physiological parameters in pregnancy she-camel {camelus dromedarius) in North America. - Z.B. Ismail, T. Qureshi, M. Levy, W. Khamas and A. Nour	125-129
	8.	Exploration of intestinal absorption and renal excretion of calcium by stable strontium test in camels (camelus dromedarius). - M.EI-Khasmi, F.Raid, A. Safwate, M. Fart, A. Belhouari, K. Hidane, N. EI Abbadi, B. Faye and V. Coxam	131-134
	9.	Distribution of arginase in tissues of camel (camelus dromedarius). - N. Razmi, S. Nazifi and GH. Motaalleh.	135-137
	10.	In situ dry matter and fiber degradation of salt tolerant sporobolus grass hay in camels fed yeast culture. - G. A. Alhadrami	139-144
	11.	Constraints experienced in the introduction of camels in tsetse fly infested areas; the case of Kajiado district, Kenya. - S. A. Bukachi, J. K. Chemuliti and Z. K. Njiru	145-148
	12.	*Effect of anthelmintic treatment on haematological and coagulation parameters in llamas (Lama glama) Infected with gastrointestinal parasites. - O.E. Abdouslam, S. A. AL-Bassam and S.M. Azwai*	149-152
	13.	Observation on the validity of mouse inoculation test in the surveillance of Trypanosoma evansi in camel N. Singh, K. M. L Pathak, Rajender Kumar and G. S. Manohar	153-155
	14.	Atresia ilei in a newborn dromedary camel U. Schulz and C. Gutierrez	157
	15.	Investigation of wry-neck syndrome in camel (Camelus dromedarius) - H.Agab and K.E Ahmed	159-162
	16.	Control of hazardous microorganisms in Khaddid from camel meat . - I. Kalalou, M.Faid and T. A. Ahami	163-167
	17	Microbiological characterisation of one humped camel milk in Morocco - K. Khedid, M. Faid and M. Soulaimani	169-172
	18.	Microbiological studies on camel milk in North Siai, Egypt - Salwa A. Aly and Heidy Abo-Al-Yazeed	173-178
	19.	Hormonal treatments for inducing fertile oestrus in young dromedary females at the end of their seasonal anoestrus in Quseem region, Saudi Arabia - K. A. AI-Sobayil	179-181
	20.	Physio-biochemical change in the male dromedary camels during breeding (rutting) and non-breeding season - A. E. B. Zeidan and H. E. Abbas	183-190
	21.	Laboratory and field investigations of alive attenuated and an inactivated camelpox vaccine - A. I. Khalafalla and G. A. EI-Dirdiri	191-200
	22.	Anatomical study on intrahepatic branches of portal vein in on humped camel (Camelus dromedarius) - M. Tadjalli and R. Akhavan	201-206
	23.	Disease condition of camels in non-traditional camel keeping areas of Kajiado District in Kenya : A case study - J. K. Chemuliti, Z. K. Njiru and S. Bukachi	207-210
	24.	A note survey of ethnoveterinary treatments of common surgical conditions of large ruminants and camels - P. R. Dudi and T. K. Gahlot	211-212
	25	News Author index Subject Index Instruction to Contributors	182 213-214 215-216 217-218