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Hematological profile of free-range Sunda porcupine (
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Background: The Sunda porcupine, or the Javan porcupine Aim: This research revealed the routine blood evaluation and white blood cell (WBC) morphological features of the free-ranging Sunda porcupine ( Methods: Blood samples from four free-range individuals captured Sunda porcupine ( Results: Hematology profile averages were generally 4.04 × 10 Conclusion: The morphology of red blood cells, WBCs, and the hematological profile of the Javan hedgehog is not much different from that of other mammals such as crested porcupines, ferrets, and guinea pigs. Until now, there has been limited research on the hematology of Sunda porcupines, which has led to a limited understanding of their health status. We anticipate that the findings of this study will serve as a diagnostic instrument for evaluating the health condition of Sunda porcupine and serve as a benchmark.
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