Acute oral toxicity of p‐aminopropiophenone to stoats (Mustela erminea)
作者： Penny M. Fisher , Cheryl E. O'Connor , Elaine C. Murphy
DOI: 10.1080/03014223.2005.9518409
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摘要: Abstract No toxic baits are currently registered in New Zealand for stoat (Mustela erminea) control. PAPP (p‐aminopropiophenone) has potential application as a vertebrate pesticide control Zealand, and the hydrochloride form was highly (LD509.3 mg/kg) to stoats pen trials. The first visible signs of toxicosis, cyanosis salivation, generally appeared within 20 min gavage administration PAPP. These were followed by rapid respiration, lack coordination lethargy. Death an hour receiving lethal dose. Stoats remained at least partly conscious until just prior death, or may have had periods intermittent consciousness later stages. toxicosis relatively (in comparison with other pesticides mustelids) on preliminary assessment appears humane. Further investigation development targeted bait delivery is reco...
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