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The effect of a subclinical infestation of Nematodirus spp. upon the liveweight gain of lambs

R.V. Brunsdon M.Sc.Ph.D. Department of Agriculture, Wallaceville Animal Research Station, Private Bag, Wellington
Pages 13-15 | Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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R.V. Brunsdon. (1970) Seasonal changes in the level and composition of nematode worm burdens in young sheep. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 13:1, pages 126-148.
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R.V. Brunsdon. (1963) Effect of infestation by nematodes of the family Trichostrongylidae upon the liveweight gain and wool production of young sheep. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 11:6, pages 144-148.
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