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Response of cobalt deficient lambs to cobaltic oxide pellets

E.D. Andrews M.Sc.A.N.Z.I.C. Wallaceville Animal Research Station
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C.E. Isaacs B.V.Sc. Animal Industry Division, Department of Agriculture, Invercargill, New Zealand
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R.J. Findlay Animal Industry Division, Department of Agriculture, Invercargill, New Zealand
Pages 140-146 | Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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ND Grace, SO Knowles, GR Sinclair & J Lee. (2003) Growth response to increasing doses of microencapsulated vitamin B12 and related changes in tissue vitamin B12 concentrations in cobalt-de cient lambs. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 51:2, pages 89-92.
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N.D. Grace. (1999) The effect of increasing the Vitamin B12 status of Romney ewes on foetal liver Vitamin B12, milk Vitamin B12 and liver Vitamin B12 concentrations in suckling lambs. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 47:3, pages 97-100.
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K.R. Millar & W.J. Meads. (1988) The efficacy of intraruminal pellets composed of elemental selenium and iron in sheep. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 36:2, pages 53-55.
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K.R. Millar & A.T. Albyt. (1984) A comparison of vitamin B12 levels in the liver and serum of sheep receiving treatments used to correct cobalt deficiency. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 32:7, pages 105-108.
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E.D. Andrews, A.B. Grant & L.F.C. Brunswick. (1974) An assessment of the effects of ruminal selenium pellets given to young sheep grazing selenium-deficient pastures. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 22:4, pages 46-50.
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K.R. Millar & E.D. Andrews. (1964) A method of preparing and detecting radioactive cobaltic oxide pellets and an assessment of their retention by sheep. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 12:1, pages 9-12.
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E. D. Andrews & L. I. Hart. (1962) A comparison of vitamin B12 concentrations in livers and kidneys from cobalt-treated and mildly cobalt-deficient lambs. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 5:5-6, pages 403-408.
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E. D. Andrews, L. I. Hart & B. J. Stephenson. (1960) Vitamin B12 and cobalt in livers from grazing cobalt-deficient lambs and from others given Various Cobalt Supplements. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 3:2, pages 364-376.
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Neville D. Grace & Scott O. Knowles. (2012) Trace Element Supplementation of Livestock in New Zealand: Meeting the Challenges of Free-Range Grazing Systems. Veterinary Medicine International 2012, pages 1-8.
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Gregory Hardee & J BaggotScott Brown. 1998. Development and Formulation of Veterinary Dosage Forms, Second Edition. Development and Formulation of Veterinary Dosage Forms, Second Edition 7 143 .
A. L. Wilson. (2017) Trace Elements in Sheep Nutrition. Outlook on Agriculture 3:4, pages 160-166.
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K. D. Skerman. (2008) THE CORRECTION OF COBALT DEFICIENCY IN LAMBS. Australian Veterinary Journal 35:8, pages 369-373.
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