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Physiological and production responses of intensively managed Ostriches to L-Carnitine
This set of experiments evaluated the physiological responses of intensively managed ostriches to L-carnitine. In experiment 1, 32 female and 16 male Zimbabwean Blue Neck and South African Black Neck breeders (n=48 of each sub-species; eight years old), were investigated in 16 breeder units of tw...
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University of Pretoria
2015
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