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Physiology, biochemistry and neurobiology

Fluoride tolerance of laying hens

C. B. Coetzee Department of Animal and Wildlife Sciences, Pretoria University, South Africa
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N. H. Casey Department of Animal and Wildlife Sciences, Pretoria University, South Africa
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J. A. Meyer Department of Animal and Wildlife Sciences, Pretoria University, South Africa
Pages 597-602 | Accepted 22 Jul 1996, Published online: 08 Nov 2007

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