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New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research Volume 2, 1959 - Issue 4
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Blood chemistry and haematology in sheep in a sudden decrease in food intake

V. J. Williams Department of Agriculture, Ruakura Animal Research Station, Hamilton
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K. R. Christian Department of Agriculture, Ruakura Animal Research Station, Hamilton
Pages 677-682 | Received 05 Mar 1959, Published online: 12 Jan 2012

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K. R. Christian & V. J. Williams. (1960) Attempts to produce hypomagnesaemia in dry non-pregnant sheep. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 3:2, pages 389-398.
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K. G. REICHMANN & R. J. MAY. (1976) THE INFLUENCE OF SEVERE WEIGHT LOSS IN CATTLE ON PLASMA CONSTITUENTS USED IN DIAGNOSIS. Australian Veterinary Journal 52:12, pages 595-596.
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