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The pathogenesis of excessive wear in the deciduous teeth of sheep

D.C. Thurley Research Division, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Wallaceville Animal Research Centre, Private Bag, Upper Hutt, New Zealand
Pages 25-29 | Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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DM West. (2002) Dental disease of sheep. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 50:sup3, pages 102-104.
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D.C. Thurley. (1985) Erosion of the non-occlusal surfaces of sheeps' deciduous teeth. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 33:9, pages 157-158.
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D.C. Thurley. (1985) The pathogenesis of excessive wear in the permanent teeth of sheep. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 33:3, pages 24-26.
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Anna Szabelska, Marcin R. Tatara & Witold Krupski. (2017) Interrelationships between Bone Metabolism Markers and Deciduous Teeth and Mandible Properties in Polish Merino Sheep. Journal of Hard Tissue Biology 26:3, pages 249-256.
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D.C. Thurley. (1987) Gingivitis around the deciduous teeth of sheep. Journal of Comparative Pathology 97:4, pages 375-383.
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D.C. Thurley. (1985) Development, growth and eruption of permanent incisor teeth in Romney sheep. Research in Veterinary Science 39:2, pages 127-138.
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