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Effects of a 15h journey followed by either 12h starvation or ad libitum hay on the behaviour and blood chemistry of sheep

1999

Cockram, M.S. | Kent, J.E. | Waran, N.K. | McGilp, I.M. | Jackson, R.E. | Amory, J.R. | Southall, E.L. | O'Riordan, T. | McConnell, T.I. | Wilkins, B.S. (Department of Veterinary Clinical Studies, Royal, Dick, School of Veterinary Studies, University of Edinburgh, Easter Bush Veterinary Centre, Easter Bush (United Kingdom))

AGROVOC Keywords
acide gras alimentation animal welfare behaviour bienestar animal blood composition comportamiento comportement comportement alimentaire comportement de boisson composition du sang dehydration drinking habits drying fatty acids feeding feeding habits glucocorticoides glucocorticoids hydrocortisone inanition ovin ovinos secado sheep starvation transport d'animaux transport of animals transporte de animales
Bibliographic information
Volume 8 Issue 2
Pagination
pp. 135-148
Other Subjects
Composicion de la sangre; Habitos alimentarios; Alimentacion; Bien etre animal; Habitos en la bebida; Inanicion; Sechage; Acidos grasos; Glucocorticoide; Blood chemistry
Language
English
Note
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1999-08-15
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