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APPARATUS FOR COLLECTING URINE OF BULLOCKS
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The approximately vertical metal beam 'A' is bent roughly at a right angle at,
its lower end and slides into a groove on the lower surface of a metal tray
Fitting into this metal tray ' B ' are two metal boxes ' C ' and ' D ', at the lower
ends of which are two brass projections ' E' and ' F ' which pass through holes in
the supporting tray ' B ', and which can be closed by rubber stoppers. At the top
of each of these two boxes there is an orifice shown at ' G' into which a brass tube
' G-H ' fits. Free circular movement is permitted to the tube 'G-H' round the
orifice ' G the tube being prevented from travelling on to the top of the main
receptacle by means of a small flange shown at' N '. At the position 'H' there is
a ' ground-in-joint' by means of which the tube ' H-I ' can be removed,
and by means of which also full play is permitted according to the movement of the
bullock, the arm 'H-I' being capable of a free circular movement. The joints at
' G' and ' H ' are, therefore, flexible and permit the whole of this arm from ' G' to
'I' as a whole to move round an are or each part of the arm separately. In order
to increase the play of this arm as the bullock moves round corners and in order
to bring back the arm ' G-H ' as the bullock returns to its position parallel to the
beam of the plough a rubber strip ' J-K ' is attached as shown.
The urine bags attached to the sheaths of the bullocks have short rubber tubes
attached to them (Plate XXXIV) and these in turn are attached at their
distant ends to the brass tubes at' I.' Each of the two boxes which are placed in
the tray has a capacity of 4 litres, and when the bullock urinates, urine passes
directly via the rubber tube along the path 'IHJG' into the box and can be
removed at convenient intervals by taking out the rubber stoppers at ' E ' and ' F '.
The brass tubes are nickled inside to prevent rusting. ' M ' and ' L ' are air holes.
It will be seen that when the bullock is walking close to the beam of the plough the
brass tube from ' G' to ' H' is parallel with the animal's body, and as the bullock
moves away from the beam the combination of joints at' G' and ' H ' together with
the rubber bands tend to take this tube at right angles to the animal's body.
The apparatus works with complete satisfaction, it is very light and neither
interferes with the work of the bullocks nor touches the ground. Urine does not
collect in the sheath bag, but is immediately conducted to the receptacle without
loss through leakage or splashing.
The dung is collected during the course of work in the usual water proof bags as
shown in the Plate XXXIV.
REFERENCE.
Lander, P. E. (1926). Agric. J. Ind. 21, 347.
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A CASE OF MONSTER AT THE GOVERNMENT CATTLE FARM,
HISSAR.
BY
S. M. A. SHAH, M.R.C.V.S.,
Assistant Superintendent, Stock, Government Cattle Farm, Hissar.
(Received for publication on 29th September 1934.)
(With Plates XXXV and XXXVI.)
The term " monster ", "monstrosity " or lusus naturae, is applied to a creature
which presents some serious anomaly or organic deviation in form or structure or
both, in one or more parts of the body.
ORIGIN OF MONSTROSITIES.
In ancient times the appearance of monstrosities were ascribed to the influence
of enraged gods, and they were regarded with fear and horror ; or they were looked
upon as prodigies or freaks of nature, and described as marvels or curiosities. The
opinion which at present prevails with respect to these malformations is to the effect
that the embryo or foetus has been submitted to some kind of alteration in utero,
and that this has been produced during the interval between conception and birth.
Meckel and others have shown the striking analogy there exists between many
anomalies and various transitory conditions of embryonic organization. Saint
Hilaire has proved experimentally, by means of eggs artificially hatched, that the
production of monstrosities is due to the interruption or accidental suspension of
development which had commenced in a regular manner.
FREQUENCY OF MONSTROSITIES.
Gurlt gives the following list of 740 monstrosities showing the proportion in
each species : cow 239, ewe 179, sow 87, bitch 78, cat 71, mare 56, goat 24, mule 3.
ass 3. Saint Cyr in 71 instances found 45 calves, 16 lambs and kids, 4 pigs, 4
kittens, 1 puppy, 1 foal. Baumeister and Rueff mention that in the king of
Wurtemberg's private stud. of 2,340 foals produced, there were only 9 monstrosities.
In the Hohenheim dairies, among the cows the monstrosities were only one-half per
cent; and among sheep one in 768.
At the Government Cattle Farm, Hissar, since 17th May, 1933, out of 1,574
calvings this is the only case that has been observed. The pedigree and breeding
history of this cow along with her sister No. 79-H-2/1 is attached. The breeding
history of her mother No. 295 H 4/10 is also attached.
HISTORY.
Cow No. 255 H 2/25 was brought to the hospital on the morning of 7th June
1934. She was showing all the symptoms of a case of dystokia. On examination the
( 402 )
PLATE XXXV.
A case of monster at the Hissar Cattle Farm.
PLATE XXXVI
A case of monster at the Hissar Cattle Farm. Head circumference 27".
A CASE OF MONSTER AT THE HISSAR CATTLE FARM
403
foetus exhibited thigh and croup presentation. The cow was exhausted and
expired after a few hours and on post mortem a monster was found in the uterus.
DESCRIPTION OF THE MONSTER.
The body of the monster consisted of a flabby mass devoid of hairs, although
here and there patchy hairs were seen. The dermal coat was not fully developed.
The legs were rather massive especially the joints. The texture of the muscles
resembled that of fat. The marked feature of the monster was its head, which
resembled the shape of a bull dog's head. Hydrocephalus was well marked. The
bones of the cranium were not fully ossified and were soft in texture. On the
cranium there was a bushy growth of long hair and the usual sleak coat was
missing. The eye lids were prominent and tumor-like in appearance. The ears
were long, broad and fleshy. The nose was prominent, broad and massive, giving
the appearance of a bull dog face. The upper jaw was more or less missing, with
two rudimentary teeth hanging. The lower jaw was imperfectly developed protrud-
ing forward under the upper jaw, with a well marked tooth. The characteristic
feature was the total absence of the tongue. The cheeks were rounded and
massive, more like human cheeks. The description denotes that it was a typical
case of Schistocephalus-hydrocephalocele.
The author has gone through the records of this Farm and this seems to be
the first case of the disease recorded there.
Two photographs of the monster (Pl. XXXV and XXXVI) were taken :—
1. Full body.
2. Head.
Cow No. 295—4./10 gave the following female stock—
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
F. Produce No. 156-H-2/7 . .
F. Produce No. 197-H-3/9 . .
F. Produce No. 79-H-2/1 . .
F. Produce No. 248-H-3/2 . .
F. Produce No. 255-H-2/2 . .
. . Died of B. Q. on 21st November 1926.
. . She was transferred to cows in 22nd Nov-
ember 1922 and was sold to R. M. Fazal
Dad Khan on 27th February 1924 Without
giving birth to any calf.
. . She was transferred to cows on 17th Octo-
ber 1924 and was auctioned on 9th April
1934. Her pedigree sheet and breed his-
tory are enclosed.
. . Sold to a zamindar of Amritsar District on
14th January 1926.
. . She was transferred to cows on 21st May
1928. Her pedigree as Well as breeding
history are enclosed.
N 2
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Breeding history of cow No. 255-2/25.
Served by Bull
No.
335-H-4/0 .
334-H-3/5 .
250-H-3/6 .
Date of calving.
11th
December
1928 ...
2nd July 1930 .
7th June 1932 .
Sex of
calf
Female
Male
Male
Brands of the calf.
Brand
No.
525
253
300
Farm
Brand.
H
H
H
Age
Brand.
4.8
3.0
2.2
Disposal of the calf.
Transferred to cows
on 1st January 1932.
D. B. Amritsar on
18th July 1933.
Breeding history of cow No. 79-H-2/21.
Served by
45-II-1/9
155-H-2/7
10S-H-2/0
465-H-4/7
334-H- 3/5
48. H. A -1/6 .
135-H-1/7
Date of calving.
21st May 1925
18th
November
1926 . . .
7th January 1928 .
14th
November
1928 . . .
24th June 1930
22nd
November
1931 . .
27th February 1933
Sex of
calf.
Male
Female
Male
.
Male
Female
Male .
Male
Brands of the calf.
Brand
No.
255
389
...
570
109
443
83
Farm
Brand.
H
H
...
H
H
H
H
Age
Brand.
2 5
4 6
...
4.8
2.0
4.1
1.3
Disposal of the calf.
D. B Lahore on 16th
November 1923.
To Cows on 10th
October 1929.
Died of Navel ill
on 11th January
1928.
D. B. Gurgaon on 9th
November 1933.
To Cows on 31st May
1933.
D. B. Delhi on 19th
March 1934.
A CASE OF MONSTER AT THE HISSAR CATTLE FARM
405
Government Cattle Farm, Hissar.
Pedigree Form
Bull.
No. 79-H-2/1. Name
Date of Birth—3rd June 1921. Colour
Cow.
Calf.
Lactation yields.
Dam.
Sire.
295-H-4/10.
54-H-1/02.
39-H-I/2
73-S-2/3.
176-H-3/9.
311-H-3/1.
130-H-3/4.
485-G-4/5.
Government Cattle Farm, Hissar.
Pedigree Form.
Bull.
No. 255-H-2/25. Name
Date of Birth—11th April 1925. Colour—Grey.
Cow.
Calf.
Lactation Yields.
Dam.
Sire.
295-H-4/10.
54-H-1/02.
39-H-1/2.
73-S-2/3.
161-H-2/0.
312-H-4/1
28-H-1/7.
39-H-1/2.
60-H-l/5
317-H 4/9.
258-H-4/8.
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are manifested, as in the case of acute poisoning of farm stock after a large reed of lathyrus.
Individuals of the same species of animals show considerable variation in their ability to resolve the
toxic salts. Administered variously these toxic phosphates produce a marked degeneration of the
nerve cells, and of nerve fibres of the cerebrospinal and sympathetic nervous systems. Moderate
doses cause torpor and depression, larger doses clonic-tonic spasms. The available evidence is that the
toxic action is probably a direct one.
The result of analysis of undecorticated lathyrus peas grown in India has been given. A proprietary
preparation Phytin has been found to be similar in chemical properties and toxic action to phytates.
The former commercial product was given an extensive trial in the treatment of rickets and neurasthenic
conditions with negative results. [S. D.].
MGIPC—S6 -III-1-38-30-1-35—650.
INDEX TO AUTHORS
A
AKBAR ALI, (LANDER, P. E. and)
.
.
.
.
ANANT NARAYAN RAO, M., " A Comparative Study of Schistosoma
spindalis, Montgomery, 1906 and Schistosoma nasalis, n. sp." . .
—
AND
MUDALIAR,
S. V., " Some Observa-
tions on the Trypanosomes of Cattle in South India " . . .
B
BARNES, M. F., METCALFE, A. N., MARTINDALE, W. E. and LENTZ, W. J.,
" Canine Rabies Experimental Vaccination, Second and Third
Reports " . . . . . . . . . .
BECKER, R. B., NEAL, W. M. and SHEALY, A. L., " Effect of Calcium-
deficient Roughages upon Milk Yield and Bone Strength in Cattle "
BENNETT, S. C. J., " The Control of Camel Trypanosomiasis " (Abstract)
BEVAN, LI. E. W., " Further Note on Foot-and-Mouth Disease in
Southern Rhodesia and Emergency Method of Inoculation " . .
BHALERAO, G. D., " On the Occurrence of Schistosoma japonicum
Katsurada in India "
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
—
"
On
the
Nematode
Causing
Stomach
Tumours
of
the Indian Crocodile, Crocodilus palustris " . . . . .
BURN, C. G., " Experimental Studies of Post-mortem Bacterial Inva-
sion in Animals " (Abstract)
.......
C
CARBERY, M., CHATTERJEE, INDUBHUSAN and HYE, M. A., " Studies
on the Determination of Digestibility Co-efficients. I. A New
Method of Experimentation and Computation for directly obtain-
ing the Digestibility Co-efficients of Individual Feed Nutrients in
a Mixed Ration
".........
CHATTERJEE, INDUBHUSAN (CARBERY, M. and)
.
.
.
.
.
COLE, L. J. " The Commercial Possibilities and Limitations of Breed-
ing for Disease Resistance " (Abstract).
.
.
.
.
.
D
DATTA, S. C. A., " The Etiology of Enzootic Bovine Haematuria, Part I "
DONATIEN, A. and LESTOGUARD, F., " Therapeutique generale de
piroplasmoses. (Treatment of Piroplasmosis) " (Abstract) . .
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E
EDWARDS, J. T., " Infectious Sterility in the Larger Domesticated
Animals " (Abstract) . . . . . . . . .
EDWARDS, S. J. (MINETT, F. C. and)
F
FLETCHER, T. BAINBRIGGE and SEN, S. K., " A Veterinary Entomology
for India " (Notice) . . . . . .
FRASER, ALLAN H. H. (ROBERTSON, DAVID and)
.
.
.
.
— and NICHOLS, J. E., " Wool-growth in Sheep as affected by
the Carbohydrate Content of the Diet " . . . . .
G
GIBBS, C. S., " Filtrable Virus Carriers " (Abstract) .
.
.
.
H
HARRING, C. N. (LARSELL, O. and)
HEANE, MAJOR C. W., " Incidence of Equine Encephalo-myelitis in an
Indian Cavalry Regiment. II. Clinical Observations, Treatment
and Experiments in the Field " . . . . . . .
HYE, M. (CARBERY, M. and)
K
KARTHA, K. P. R., " A Study of the Data of Milk Yields of Various
Types of Cattle obtained from the Records of Government Mili-
tary Dairy Farms : Part I. Rate of Decline in Milk Yield with
Advance in Lactation " . . . . . . . .
—
Part II. " Persistency of Lactation and its Rela-
tion to Age and Level of Production " . . . . . .
— Part III. " Prediction of Milk Yields " . . .
KERR, P. J. and MENON, M. B., " Preliminary Note on the Use of Goat-
Tissue-Vaccine-Alone for the Control of Outbreaks of Rinderpest"
KRISHNA AYYAR, N. (VISWANATHA IYER, A. and)
.
.
.
.
L
LANDAUER, W., " Russian Methods of Artificial Insemination Multiply
Sires' Value " (Abstract)
LANDER, P. E. and AKBAR ALI, " An Apparatus for Collecting Urine of
Bullocks at Work "
LARSELL, O., HARRING, C. N. and MEYER, K. F., " Historical Changes
in the Central Nervous System following Equine Encephalo-
myelitis " (Abstract) . . . . . . . . . .
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LENTZ, W. J. (BARNES, M. F. and)
LESTOGUARD, F. (DONATIEN, A. and)
M
MAHAJAN, M. R., " A Note on Bovine Trypanosomiasis in Hyderabad
State "
MANGOLD, ERNST., " The Digestion and Utilization of Crude Fibre " .
MARTINDALE, W. E. (BARNES, M. F. and)
MCKENDRICK, A. G., " Rabies. A Review of Recent Articles, XIX " .
MCNUTT, S. H., WALSH, F. E. and MURRAY, C., " Trichomonads asso-
ciated with Breeding Troubles in Cattle " (Abstract) . . .
MENON, M. B. (KERR, P. J. and)
METCALFE, A. N. (BARNES, M. F. and)
MEYER, K. F. (LARSELL, O. and)
MINETT, F. C., STABLEFORTH, A. W., and EDWARDS, S. J., " Studies in
Bovine Mastitis—VIII. The Control of Chronic Streptococcus
mastitis" (Abstract) . . . . . . . . .
MONNING, H. O., "Recent Advances in the Knowledge of Anthelmintics "
(Abstract)
..........
MOSLEY, BRIGADIER H. S., " Incidence of Equine Encephalo-myelitis
in an Indian Cavalry Regiment. I. History of the Outbreak " .
MUDALIAR, S. V. (ANANT NARAYAN RAO, M. and)
.
.
.
.
MURRAY, C. (MCNUTT, S. H. and)
.
N
NEAL, W. M. (BECKER, R. B. and)
NICHOLS, J. E. (FRASER, ALLAN H. H. and)
.
.
.
.
.
R
REBRASSIER, R. E., " Pyrethrum as an Anthelmintic for Ascaridia
lineata "
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
ROBERTSON, DAVID and FRASER, ALLAN H. H., " On the Incidence of
Stomach Worms in Lambs in the North of Scotland and their
Control by Progressive Sectional Grazing " . . . .
S
SEN, S. K., " Treatment of Follicular Mange in Dogs " . . .
—
(FLETCHER, T. BAINBRIGGE and)
.
.
.
.
.
SHAH, S. M. A., " A Case of Monster at the Government Cattle Farm,
Hissar " . . . . . . . . . . .
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SHARMA, G. K., " Calotropis procera and Calotropis gigantea " . .
SHEALY, A. L. (BECKER, R. B. and)
.
.
.
.
.
.
SHEARER, G. D. and STEWARD, J., " The Effect of Nematode Infestation
on Mineral Metabolism " (Abstract)
.
.
.
.
.
.
SHIRLAW, J. F., " Incidence of Equine Encephalo-myelitis in an Indian
Cavalry Regiment—III. Pathological Investigation of Disease in
Horses of the 13th Lancers at Khanewal and Multan " . . .
STABLEFORTH, A. W. (MINETT, F. C. and) . . . . .
STEWARD, J. (SHEARER, G. D. and)
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
STOCKMAN, R., " The Chemistry and Pharmacology of Lathyrus peas " .
T
TAYLOR, W., " Surra in the Punjab ". . . . . .
V
VAIDYANATHA MUDALIAR, S. (ANANT NARAYAN RAO, M. and) . .
VISWANATHA IYER, A. and KRISHNA AYYAR, N., " Mineral Assimilation
from Two Typical Fodders " . . . . . .
W
WALSH, F. E. (MCNUTT, S. H. and)
.
.
.
.
.
.
WEHR, E. E., " The Life-history of Gastrophilus Larvae of the Horse
and Lesions Produced by the Larvae " (Abstract) . . .
WRIGHT, W. H., " The Present Status of Anthelmintic Medication
for Gastro-intestinal Parasites of the Horse " (Abstract). . .
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INDEX TO SUBJECTS
A
Animal health, veterinarians as officers of . . . . . .
Animals, rabies in .
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Anthelmintic medication for gastro-intestinal parasites of the horse .
Anthelmintics, recent advances in the knowledge of . . . .
Apparatus for collecting urine of bullock at work. . . . .
Appreciation of the late Captain Hugh Cooper . . . . .
Artificial insemination, Russian methods of
.
.
.
.
.
Ascaridia lineata, pyrethrum as an anthelmintic for . . . .
B
Bacterial invasion in animals (post-mortem), experimental studies of .
Bone strength in cattle, effect of calcium-deficient roughages . .
" Borna " disease in Germany .
.
.
.
.
.
.
Bovine haematuria, the etiology of enzootic
.
.
.
. .
—
mastitis, studies on
.
.
.
.
.
. . .
—
trypanosomiasis in Hyderabad State
.
.
.
.
.
C
Calcium-deficient roughages, effect of—upon milk-yield and bone strength
in cattle .
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Calotropis gigantea . . . . . . . . .
—
procera .
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Camel trypanosomiasis, control of
.
.
.
.
. . . . .
Camels, treatment of surra of .
.
.
.
.
. . . . .
Canine rabies, experimental vaccination
.
.
.
.
. . . . .
Carbohydrate content of the diet affecting wool-growth in sheep . .
Cattle diseases and Pests—
Ascaridia lineata, anthelmintic value of pyrethrum for . . .
" Borna " disease in Germany
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Bovine haematuria, etiology of enzootic .
.
.
.
. .
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292
292
399
105
182
275
406
169
212
341
182
242
169
63
63
102
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279
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275
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Cattle diseases and Pests—contd.
Bovine haematuria, pathological histology of
.
.
.
.
.
Carbohydrate content of the diet affecting wool-growth in sheep .
Cercariae indicae, calves infected with
.
.
.
.
.
.
Entamoeba kamala, n. sp. . . . . . . . .
Equine encephalo-myelitis
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
—,
in an Indian cavalry regiment, incidence of
Evansi trypanosoma of cattle in South India . . . . .
Follicular mange in dogs
.
.
.
. . . . .
Foot-and-mouth disease in Southern Rhodesia and emergency method
of inoculation.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Gastro-intestinal parasites of the horse .
.
.
.
.
.
Gastrophilus larvae of the horse, life-history of
.
.
. .
Multicaecum agile, from stomach tumours of the Indian crocodile .
Ostertagia circumcincta, stomach worm in lambs
.
.
.
.
Babies in animals
.
.
.
.
.
.
Schistosoma japonicum, Katsurada in India . . . . .
Schistosoma spindalis and Schistosoma nasalis, comparative study of .
Sterility in domesticated animals . . . . . . .
Surra, treatment in the Punjab
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
—
of equines and camels in the Punjab
.
.
.
.
.
Therapeutique generale de piroplasmoses (Treatment of piroplasmosis)
Trichomonads causing breeding troubles in cattle
.
.
.
.
Trypanosoma soudanense, control of
.
.
.
.
. .
Trypanosomas of cattle in South India .
.
.
.
.
.
Trypanosomiasis (bovine) in Hyderabad State .
.
.
.
.
—
(camel), control of
.
.
.
.
.
.
Cattle farm (Government) at Hissar, a case of monster in . . .
—
(Military dairy farms) in India, rate of decline in milk yields of .
—
in South India, trypanosomes of
.
.
.
.
.
.
Clinical observations, treatment and experiments on encephalo-myelitis
Crocodile, nematode causing stomach tumours of
.
.
.
.
Crocodilus palustris .
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
Crude fibre, digestion and utilization of
.
.
.
.
. . .
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193
362
114
96
292
101
248
268
92
148
1
183
232
29
100
102
33
362
242
102
402
36
362
198
247
247
152
D
Dairying—
Cattle, data of milk yields of various types of
.
.
.
.
.
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Dairying—contd.
Decline of rate of milk yield in cattle
.
.
.
.
.
.
Milk yields of buffaloes, data of
.
.
.
.
.
.
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of various types of cattle obtained from the records of the
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Instructions to Authors of Publications of the Imperial Council of Agri-
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