Despite these possible problems, most of the recovered bodies of vaquitas show no signs of emaciation or environmental stressors, implying that the decline is due almost solely to bycatch.
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Diseases associated with this genus include : GAV : reddening, biofouling with exoparasites, emaciation, massive mortality; YHV : yellow head, arrest of feeding . massive mortality.
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Kasparek himself barely survived two years'hard labor, emaciation and near-fatal typhus before being " Hitler's invasion of the Soviet Union ( June 1941 ).
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Sometimes the computer is needed because makeup cannot create the required effect _ for example, the emaciation of a character dying from AIDS, said Kleiser, moderator of the panel.
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Although " T . spiralis " isn't known to produce clinical signs in wolves, it can cause emaciation, salivation, and crippling muscle pains in dogs.
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Among nutrient deficiency disorders that can cause varying degrees of emaciation based on the type of nutrient ( s ) chronically and persistently lacking or absent from the diet of an individual.
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With emaciation mostly confined to the upper body, kwashiorkor often occurs after a child has been weaned and thus deprived of protein it was getting from its mother's milk.
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Other diseases and disorders associated with emaciation include malaria and cholera, tuberculosis and other infectious diseases with prolonged fever, treatments, lead poisoning, and eating disorders like anorexia nervosa.
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:: : So the emaciation, and on occasion death, of anorexia nervosa sufferers or cirrhosis of the liver caused by the addiction to alcohol don't count then?
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As I watched the movie, I wondered how they filmed the scenes in which Gold's character is at the height of her emaciation, hoping it was just creative camera work.
