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New Zealand Veterinary Journal Volume 19, 1971 - Issue 1-2
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The post-parturient rise: A comparison of the pattern and relative generic composition of strongyle egg output from lactating and non-lactating ewes

R.V. Brunsdon M.Sc.Ph.D. Department of Agriculture, Wallaceville Animal Research Centre, Private Bag, Wellington
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A. Vlassoff B.Sc. (Hons.) Department of Agriculture, Wallaceville Animal Research Centre, Private Bag, Wellington
Pages 19-25 | Received 09 Jun 1970, Published online: 23 Feb 2011
 
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The literature relating to the aetiology of the post-parturient rise in strongyle faecal egg counts of ewes has been recently reviewed and discussed by Dunsmore (Citation1965) and Connan (Citation1968a, Citationb).

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