AEBAKER@csugreen.bitnet (ann baker biology dept 303 491 5307) (04/28/89)
If anyone knows of dyes that are eaten by rodents and that last for several months in the body, I would appreciate reference citations, advice. I have begun using sudan black b and tetracycline hydrochloride, both in high concentrations can be seen on the feet, nose, tail without dissection of animal. biography: ann eileen miller baker (aebaker@csugreen) department of biology colorado state university fort collins co usa 80523 303 491 5307 behavioral genetics, ecological genetics, behavioral ecology with an emphasis on gene migration, mate choice Mus primarily, but also Melanoplus (Orthoptera); Passerina (Aves) traps, transmitters, dyes, electrophoresis, morphometrics, behavioral observations, DNA hybridization probes