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    A STUDY ON MORPHO-MATRIX CHARACTERISTICS OF INDIGENOUS CATS
    (Chattogram Veterinary & Animal |Sciences University, 2011-02) (Siam), Md. Golam Hakkani
    The experiment was done to monitor morph-matrix study with characteristics of indigenous cats under domestic and roaming condition. For achieving this goal, 15 indigenous cats were selected from different places of Chitta gong and Chandpur districts. Related data were collected from different places of Wireless Gate, Jhautola Fish Market, Grocer shop of Chittagong and Razarampur village in Chandpur district. In this report various morph metrical measurement were taken from these cats. The measurements were taken on the basis of three categories such as length, height and length of tail. Various types of indigenous cats were found, they were morph metrically different to each other but the average length was 12.22˝, height was 6.91˝ and length of tail was 8.22˝. A detailed study is needed for morph metrical characterization of this species in Bangladesh
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    A STUDY ON SKIN DISEASES OF DOMESTICATED RUMINANTS (CATTLE & GOAT)
    (Chattogram Veterinary & Animal Sciences Universiy, KHULSHI, CHITTAGONG-4225., 2011-02) (Siam), Md. Golam Hakkani
    A study of skin diseases of domesticated ruminants (cattle & goat) were carried out at Upazilla Veterinary Hospital (UVH) under sadar thana veterinary hospital of Nilphamari district from 27th June to 27th August in 2010.It also done in at Milk Producers Co-operative Union Ltd(MPCUL) area from 5th to 14th February in 2011,at Shahajadpur upazilla in Sirajgonj district. Among 536 domesticated ruminants 354 cattle and 182 goats of which 20.9% cattle and 23.07% goat were found to be affected with skin diseases. The prevalence of skin diseases were lice infestation, mite infestation (mange), hump sore (stephanofilariasis), alopecia, maggot wound, dermatophytosis, contagious ecthyma, yoke gall and burn found in ruminants (cattle and goat). Among different types of skin diseases lice infestation were 37.0%, mite infestation (mange) 21.5%, alopecia 18.1%, dermatophytosis 5.17%, maggot wound 4.3%, yoke gall 4.3%, Contagious ecthyma 3.44%, Papillomatosis 2.58%, hump sore 2.5%, Burn 0.86%. The variation of skin diseases may be variable due to host specificity of the causal agent, age resistance, ecological status, livelihood of the people of the locality, hygienic measures taken by the farmers and the seasonal factors of the year.