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Identification of potential copper and molybdenum livestock nutrition problems with forage analysis

Creator:: Kresge, Paul Owen
Abstract:: Copper deficiency and Mo-induced Cu deficiency are nutrition problems of ruminant livestock in the Burns and Klamath Falls area of Oregon. Chemical analysis of plant and soil samples was used to survey Cu and Mo levels in forage in these areas. The objectives were to assess the possibility of animal...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: levels in forage in these areas. The objectives were to assess the possibility of animal nutrition

Potential new protein sources for monogastric animals

Creator:: Kinzell, John Harold
Abstract:: A series of four trials was conducted to evaluate activated sewage sludge (AcSS) as a protein source. In the first trial the protein efficiency ratio (PER) of sun-dried and auto-claved, sun-dried AcSS was measured with rats. Growth of AcSS-fed rats was extremely poor as compared to those rats fed casein,...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: degree of MASTER OF SCIENCE in Animal Science (Nutrition) presented on - 7( Title: POTENTIAL NEW

Effects of dietary selenium ad vitamin E on he gray-tailed vole

Creator:: Pond, Finn Richard
Abstract:: The gray-tailed vole (Microtus canicaudus) demonstrated a requirement for selenium and vitamin E. Animals deficient in both nutrients suffered from liver necrosis and an unthrifty condition characterized by inappetence, profuse diarrhea, and swollen eyes. Vitamin E appeared less effective than selenium as a prophylaxis against this syndrome. Total body weights,...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: conditions in animals, with selected references. Selenium-responsive diseases or conditions Animal Selected

Effects of intramuscular administration of selenium in dairy cattle on levels of erythrocyte glutathione peroxidase and blood selenium

Creator:: Hoffman, Charles Chase
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: THESIS OF Charles Chase Hoffman, Jr. for the degree of Master of Science in Animal Science (Physiology

Fertility in the high-producing postpartum dairy cow as affected by dietary crude protein

Creator:: Jordan, Ellen Rae
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: OF SCIENCE in ANIMAL SCIENCE presented on August 4, 1978 Title: FERTILITY IN THE HIGH PRODUCING

The effect of different levels and sources of crude protein on the voluntary intake of low quality roughages

Creator:: Santos, Ariel
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: the degree of Master of Science in Animal Science presented on August 1, 1978 Title: THE EFFECT OF

The anatomy and histopathology of the ovaries of infertile cattle

Creator:: Bone, Jesse F. (Jesse Franklin), 1916-
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: grayish to yellow-pink in color in the living animal. They are somewhat pointed at the uterine end and

Supplementation of zinc and copper in practical broiler rations and the effect on performance

Creator:: Oldenkamp, Mark Gilbert
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: available to poultry than that in animal proteins (O'Dell and Savage, 1957a; Morrison and Sarrett, 1958

Kin recognition in Townsend's chipmunks (Tamias townsendii)

Creator:: Fuller, Claire A.
Abstract:: Juvenile T. townsendii were tested at 55-62 days of age to determine whether 1) they could distinguish kin from non-kin and 2) whether this ability was based on familiarity or on genetic relatedness. Seventy-three pups were observed in 68 pairwise tests. The frequencies and durations of 8 behaviors as well...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: IN TOWNSEND'S CHIPMUNK, (TAMIAS TOWNSENDII) INTRODUCTION Numerous animal species can discriminate

Exposure to strangers does not cause pregnancy distribution or infanticide in the gray-tailed vole

Creator:: De la Maza, Helen M.
Abstract:: Numerous laboratory studies with at least 12 species of rodents have reported that exposure of females to strange males results in pregnancy disruption or infanticide. The proximate causes and ultimate benefits of these behaviors have been proposed from an evolutionary perspective. To determine if exposure to strange males or females...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: infanticide in the gray-tailed vole AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF Helen M. de la Maza for the degree of

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Identification of potential copper and molybdenum livestock nutrition problems with forage analysis

Potential new protein sources for monogastric animals

Effects of dietary selenium ad vitamin E on he gray-tailed vole

Effects of intramuscular administration of selenium in dairy cattle on levels of erythrocyte glutathione peroxidase and blood selenium

Fertility in the high-producing postpartum dairy cow as affected by dietary crude protein

The effect of different levels and sources of crude protein on the voluntary intake of low quality roughages

The anatomy and histopathology of the ovaries of infertile cattle

Supplementation of zinc and copper in practical broiler rations and the effect on performance

Kin recognition in Townsend's chipmunks (Tamias townsendii)

Exposure to strangers does not cause pregnancy distribution or infanticide in the gray-tailed vole

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