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Effects of “marginal” deficiences of copper and selenium on growth and productivity of sheep

M.K. Hill Department of Agriculture,P.B., Winchmore Irrigation Research Station, Ashburton, University of New England, Armidale, N.S.W., Australia
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S.D. Walker Department of Agriculture,P.B., Winchmore Irrigation Research Station, Ashburton, N.Z. Sheep and Beef Cattle Survey. Lincoln College, Canterbury
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A.G. Taylor Department of Agriculture, Winchmore Irrigation Research Station, P.B., Ashburton
Pages 261-270 | Received 28 Nov 1968, Published online: 06 Feb 2012

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K.R. Millar, W.J. Meads, A.T. Albyt, A.D. Sheppard & B.G. Scahill. (1988) The effect of copper on the response of lambs to selenium supplementation when grazing a selenium deficient pasture. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 36:2, pages 59-62.
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N. D. Grace & J. M. Gooden. (1980) Effect of increasing intakes of Zn, Cu, and Mn on their secretion via bile and pancreatic juice and their excretion in faeces and urine in sheep fed lucerne pellets. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 23:3, pages 293-298.
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N. D. Grace, L. A. Maunsell & D. Scott. (1974) Growth responses of ewe hoggets supplemented with Se, Cu, Co, and I in the Lake Ohau area. New Zealand Journal of Experimental Agriculture 2:2, pages 99-102.
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K.G. Hogan, D.F.L. Money, D.A. White & R. Walker. (1971) Weight responses of young sheep to copper, and connective tissue lesions associated with the grazing of pastures of high molybdenum content. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 14:3, pages 687-701.
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G.G. Thomson & B.M. Lawson. (1970) Copper and selenium interaction in sheep. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 18:5, pages 79-82.
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M. T. Gore, F. D. Mccarthy, D. R. Mulvaney, D. J. Blodgett & R. L. Greyson. (1990) Skeletal muscle infrastructure and protein turnover of lambs fed a diet low in selenium and vitamin E. Journal of Animal Physiology and Animal Nutrition 64:1-5, pages 125-132.
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S. Y. Chen, P. J. Collipp & J. M. Hsu. (1985) The effect of sodium selenite toxicity on tissue distribution of zinc, iron, and copper in rats. Biological Trace Element Research 7:3, pages 169-179.
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M. Phillippo. (2018) 3.2 The Role of Dose-Response Trials in Predicting Trace Element Deficiency Disorders. BSAP Occasional Publication 7, pages 51-59.
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M.S. Fehrs, W.J. Miller, R.P. Gentry, M.W. Neathery, D.M. Blackmon & S.R. Heinmiller. (1981) Effect of High but Nontoxic Dietary Intake of Copper and Selenium on Metabolism in Calves. Journal of Dairy Science 64:8, pages 1700-1706.
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D. I. Paynter & G. B. Martin. (1980) Investigations into combined dietary deficiencies of copper, selenium, and vitamin E in the rat. Biological Trace Element Research 2:3, pages 175-191.
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I. W. Caple, K. A. Andrewartha, S. J. A. Edwards & C. G. Halpin. (2008) AN EXAMINATION OF THE SELENIUM NUTRITION OF SHEEP IN VICTORIA. Australian Veterinary Journal 56:4, pages 160-167.
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M. Hidiroglou. (1979) Trace Element Deficiencies and Fertility in Ruminants: A Review. Journal of Dairy Science 62:8, pages 1195-1206.
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G.J. Judson & J.M. Obst. 1975. Trace Elements in Soil-plant-animal Systems. Trace Elements in Soil-plant-animal Systems 385 405 .
Y. L. Awad, A. A. Ahmed, A. Y. Lotfi & F. Fahmy. (2010) The Influence of Selenium Administration on Copper Levels and Growth of Lambs. Zentralblatt für Veterinärmedizin Reihe A 20:9, pages 742-747.
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B. J. Gabbedy. (2008) EFFECT OF SELENIUM ON WOOL PRODUCTION, BODY WEIGHT AND MORTALITY OF YOUNG SHEEP IN WESTERN AUSTRALIA. Australian Veterinary Journal 47:7, pages 318-322.
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