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Non-Surgical embryo transfers in cattle

H.R. Tervit Ruakura Animal Research Station, Private Bag, Hamilton
,
P.G. Goold Ruakura Animal Research Station, Private Bag, Hamilton
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M.W. Cooper N.Z. Dairy Board, AB Centre, Newstead RD 4, Hamilton
Page 215 | Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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KL Macmillan. (2002) Advances in bovine theriogenology in New Zealand. 2. Breeding management and technologies for improved reproduction. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 50:sup3, pages 74-80.
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D.P.J. Marshall & G.A. Struthers. (1978) Commercial surgical embryo transfer in cattle. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 26:11, pages 287-287.
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