ETYMOLOGY OF THE WORD MULES OPERATION
Named after J. H. W. Mules (died 1946), Australian grazier who first suggested it.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MULES OPERATION»
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Mules operation in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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The Australian Ark: A History of Domesticated Animals in ...
The Mules operation is a memorial to a man whose basic idea of using a simple
surgical operation to control blowfly strike has saved the sheep industry millions
of dollars annually. Even more importantly the operation has saved many ...
This avoidance was apparent for at least 37 days following the operation. While
directly comparing levels of hormones across studies is difficult, the levels of
cortisol following the mules operation in the study of Fell & Shutt (1989) were
similar ...
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Model Code of Practice for the Welfare of Animals: The Sheep
9.5 Mules operation The removal of wool-bearing skin from part of the breech
area of the sheep (mulesing) provides a high degree of lifetime protection against
flystrike in the breech area. 9.6 Identification When it is necessary to mark sheep
...
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Merriam-Webster's Medical Dictionary
... mules-lnc V'myul-zinV n : the use of Mules operation to reduce the occurrence
of blowfly strike Mules operation \'myulz-\ n : removal of excess loose skin from
either side of the crutch of a sheep to reduce the incidence of blowfly strike Mules
, ...
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Shaping Science and Industry: A History of Australia's ...
... of reducing bacterial action in the dense-woolled Merino, particularly during
moist seasons. By the end of the 1930s most scientists were willing to concede
that a simple piece of technology, the Mules operation, was the best method of ...
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Artificial Parts, Practical Lives: Modern Histories of ...
The most popular technique of this sort was Mules's operation, in which a glass
sphere was inserted into Tenon's capsule, after evisceration of the globe. The
sphere functioned as an artificial vitreous, the semifluid material between the
retina ...
Katherine Ott, David Serlin, Stephen Mihm, 2002
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Animal Science Reviews 2012
Animal Production Science 2010;50:1069—76. . Beveridge WIB. The origin and
early history of the Mules operation. Australian Veterinary Journal 1984;61:161—
3. . Morley FHW, Johnstone IL. Development and use ofthe mules operation.
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Issues in Animal Science and Research: 2011 Edition
“All progeny born until 2002 were subjected to the Modified Mules operation as
lambs (n = 1799). However, due to international pressure to phase out the Mules
operation, animals from 2003 onwards were not mulesed (n = 1119). During both
...
(NB: Mules 'operation' suggests some degree of professional care, but it is in fact
a mutilation.) The proliferative lesions are readily traumatized and become
secondarily infected. Metastases to drainage lymph nodes do occur but can be ...
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Under the Mulga: A Bush Memoir
In the 1940s, the Mules operation, substantially the same and equally effective,
was introduced to deal with breach wrinkles in the same way. Mulesing, after
JHW Mules, the pastoralist who invented the operation, has since become
standard ...
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Law of the land
... example mulesing was to occur without the use of pain relief, is the person who did the mules operation exempt and protected by that section ... «ABC Online, Aug 11»
