Sections in LORI
Sections in LORI
Welcome to LORI; a Library Of Reproduction Images. LORI is an accumulation of images accumulated mainly by the original author, Dr Robert M. Lofstedt. Dr Lofstedt has had a life-long interest in photography, art and microscopy. Most of these images were accumulated during his professional career at the Atlantic Veterinary College but also before, at Tufts University in Massachusetts, Iowa State University in Ames and The Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Dr Lofstedt owes a great debt of appreciation to his colleagues throughout these institutions and importantly, to his colleagues in the American College of Theriogenologists and private practice, many of whom have contributed to this library. Dr Lofstedt also thanks the Atlantic Veterinary College for the use of its facilities and resources in the original production of LORI.
On his retirement from academia in 2014, Dr Lofstedt continued to work on the library but acknowledges the help he received from Dr Allan Gunn in keeping LORI current and active in those post-retirement years. (Dr Allan Gunn. The Graham Centre for Agricultural Innovation (NSW DPI and CSU). School of Animal and Veterinary Sciences, Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga. algunn@csu.edu.au )
Currently, stewardship of LORI falls on the capable shoulders of Dr Henry Annandale BCom, BVSc, BVSc (Hons), MMedVet, MBA, PhD, ACT, ACVPM.
Dr Annandale is Dean and Head of School of Veterinary Medicine at Murdoch University, Perth, Australia. After original professional education in South Africa, Dr Annandale received residency training in Theriogenology at the University of Pretoria and in Preventive Veterinary Medicine via the alternative route while working. His PhD was earned at the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands. Dr Annandale is also a Fellow of Higher Education Academy. Dr Annandale's research has focused on infectious disease within reproductive processes in veterinary medicine, infectious disease and its control and epidemiology. He also has an interest in veterinary education.
LORI images are for not-for-profit use by anyone. Unless copyright notes dictate otherwise, Dr Henry Annandale (Henry.Annandale@murdoch.edu.au) should be contacted for commercial use of any images. If pages are operating incorrectly or images missing, please contact Dr Annandale.
Notes:
1.Terminology varies throughout LORI depending on the time at which an entry was created and editorial suggestions at that time. For example: mullerian vs. müllerian duct vs. Mullerian or Sertoli vs sertoli etc. Editorial suggestions and notes on text errors are welcome.
2. Some pages (micro-pathology for example) may have become unusable because of the Adobe Flash is no longer in use (since 2020). Dr Annandale is presently working on this problem
