Count of whole carcass, post-hatch Sphenisciformes accessions stored in the Wildbase Pathology Register to July 2020.

Total count of penguin accessions (y-axis) across years (x-axis) of the Wildbase Pathology Register of New Zealand. Species are represented by colours as per the figure key, with kororā (blue penguin, Eudyptula minor) and hoiho (yellow eyed penguin, Megadyptes an...

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Main Author:	Stefan Saverimuttu (20882325) (author)
Other Authors:	Stuart Hunter (2498485) (author), Brett Gartrell (6325817) (author), Kate McInnes (7520158) (author), Kristin Warren (3339657) (author), An Pas (12001965) (author), James Chatterton (20347204) (author), Lian Yeap (21221659) (author), Bethany Jackson (3339660) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Ecology Cancer Inorganic Chemistry Infectious Diseases Information Systems not elsewhere classified using records extracted study highlights strengths megadyptes antipodes </ marked spatiotemporal trends eudyptula minor </ aotearoa new zealand 9 %, 393 9 %, 156 364 diagnoses ), 1463 diagnoses ). 1 %, 422 yellow eyed penguin penguin necropsy records common finding across wildlife necropsy data div >< p study reviews morbidity performing manual reviews retrospective reviews blue penguin common way text data opportunistic data mortality data missing data typographical errors traumatic injuries threats faced synonymous terms submitting organisations providing insight mortality studies methodological difficulties manually refined inflammatory disease implicit relevance human health driven primarily domestic animal conservation goals commonly diagnosed broader consensus biases within alongside findings &# 8217
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Summary:	<p>Total count of penguin accessions (y-axis) across years (x-axis) of the Wildbase Pathology Register of New Zealand. Species are represented by colours as per the figure key, with kororā (blue penguin, <i>Eudyptula minor</i>) and hoiho (yellow eyed penguin, <i>Megadyptes antipodes</i>) specifically represented as the most populous accessions. ‘NA’ on the x-axis represents records for which no year was recorded. 2020 shows relatively few accessions as the study period ends in July of this year.</p>

Count of whole carcass, post-hatch <i>Sphenisciformes</i> accessions stored in the Wildbase Pathology Register to July 2020.

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