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Uveitis includes recurrent uveitis and periodic ophthalmia ("moon blindness").
Equine Recurrent (Periodic) Uveitis, ("Moon Blindness", Recurrent Iridocyclitis) is an acute, non-granulomatous inflammation of the uveal tract of the eye, occurring commonly in horses of all breeds, worldwide.
Now I was lying on my face, as I often do when camping out to avoid the risk of moon blindness, just at the edge of that hole where, as I have told, water had collected, in such a position that I could look down into the pool.
Jonathan shook his hand, and they ambled up to the old Mooneye.
After enjoying a most satisfying meal, they cut along back toward the Mooneye, where all three of them slept the afternoon away.
Smoked mooneye meat is highly valued and sold as "Winnipeg goldeye".
When the rafters clumped into the Cap'n Mooneye, the dining room and lobby were empty.
The goldeye, Hiodon alosoides, is a species of fish in the mooneye family (Hiodontidae).
Jonathan, Dooly, Ahab, and the Professor set out for the Mooneye, anxious to be gone early next morning.
Both the cisco and lake whitefish are discernible from the mooneye due to the small posterior dorsal adipose fin.
In front of one house, a block up the street from the Mooneye, a piano dangled from the end of one of these pulleys.
This means that if an isolated population goes extinct or begins to go extinct there will not be an influx of outside mooneye to take their place.
Since the extinction of Atlantic salmon in Lake Ontario, there was no apex predator to control the mooneye and smelt populations.
The landlocked form is also called a 'sawbelly' or mooneye (although this latter name is more commonly applied to 'Hiodon' spp.).
Population Demographics of Hiodon tergisus (Mooneye) in the Lower Tallapoosa River.
Hiodontiformes is a relatively new order of fish, consisting of the two living species of the mooneye family Hiodontidae and three genera of extinct types.
Seasonal Parasitic Infections In Mooneye, Hiodon-tergisus (Lesueur).
After a couple of hours of browsing, he hunched out into the evening mist He had to hire a wagon to carry his books back to the Mooneye.
With the mooneye now in a desperate fight for survival in Lake Ontario as well as the smelt, a newer prey fish has taken over: the alewife.
Contributions to the Reproductive Biology and Early Life Ecology of Mooneye in the Tennessee and Cumberland River.
The lakes and rivers within the park are home to perch, walleye, jackfish, lake sturgeon, black crappie, burbot, whitefish, trout, white bass, smallmouth bass and mooneye.
Eohiodon rosei from the McAbee Fossil Beds and other Eocene sites in British Columbia is now considered to belong to the present-day mooneye genus Hiodon.
If the rafters would condescend, he said, to stay at the old Mooneye for a day or two to rest up, then no one would worry about business of any sort until the day after tomorrow.
It is also called Winnipeg goldeye, western goldeye, yellow herring, toothed herring, shad mooneye, la Queche, weepicheesis, or laquaiche aux yeux d'or in French.
According to New York's Department of Environmental Conservation the decline in Mooneye population may be due to increased siltation or competition with newly introduced species (Bouton and Stegemann).
Washing up on the shore by the millions, the DEC looked towards the Pacific coast salmon as a viable source to help control the mooneye and to a lesser extent, the American smelt.
He heard one gruff, low voice, even before he could see the shape of the trawler it came from, say in a tired way that it seemed like twenty years since he'd been in at the old Mooneye for a pint.
A wooden sign, darkened with age, swung on hooks outside the door of the inn--a sign which read "Cap'0 Mooneye" and depicted a carved piratical dwarf, his beard knotted and his eyes wide and wild.
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