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A proposed new approach and protocol to defining mineral deficiencies using reference curves. Cobalt deficiency in young sheep is used as a model

R.G. Clark Ruakura Animal Health Laboratory, Private Bag, Hamilton
,
D.F. Wright Agricultural Research Division, PO Box 1654, Palmerston North
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K.R. Millar Wallaceville Animal Research Centre, Private Bag, Upper Hutt
Pages 1-5 | Accepted 16 Jul 1984, Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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JM Furlong, JR Sedcole & AR Sykes. (2010) An evaluation of plasma homocysteine in the assessment of vitamin B12 status of pasture-fed sheep. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 58:1, pages 11-16.
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RG Clark & DF Wright. (2005) Cobalt deficiency in sheep and diagnostic reference ranges. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 53:4, pages 265-266.
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RS Ellison. (2002) Major trace elements limiting livestock performance in New Zealand. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 50:sup3, pages 35-40.
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PR Wilson & ND Grace. (2001) A review of tissue reference values used to assess the trace element status of farmed red deer (Cervus elaphus). New Zealand Veterinary Journal 49:4, pages 126-132.
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J.J. Wichtel. (1998) A review of selenium deficiency in grazing ruminants Part 2: Towards a more rational approach to diagnosis and prevention. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 46:2, pages 54-58.
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R.G. Clark & R.S. Ellison. (1993) Mineral testing — The approach depends on what you want to find out. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 41:2, pages 98-100.
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R.G. Clark, D.F. Wright, K.R. Millar & J.D. Rowland. (1989) Reference curves to diagnose cobalt deficiency in sheep using liver and serum vitamin B12 levels. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 37:1, pages 7-11.
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R.G. Clark, Juliet Burbage, P.McD. Marshall, T. Valler & D. Wallace. (1986) Absence of a vitamin B12 weight gain response in two trials with growing red deer (Cervus elaphus). New Zealand Veterinary Journal 34:11, pages 199-201.
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R.G. Clark, R.S. Ellison, JenniferA. Kirk, Lynnette Mortleman, Lisa Williamson & H. V. Henderson. (1986) Absence of a weight gain response to vitamin B12 supplementation in weaned beef cattle grazing pastures of marginal cobalt content. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 29:3, pages 443-448.
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T. F. Crosby, T. M. Boland, P. O. Brophy, P. J. Quinn, J. J. Callan & D. Joyce. (2016) The effects of offering mineral blocks to ewes pre-mating and in late pregnancy on block intake, pregnant ewe performance and immunoglobulin status of the progeny. Animal Science 79:3, pages 493-504.
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Jeffrey J. Wichtel. (2003) Micronutrient research: why a cow is not a large rat. The Veterinary Journal 166:2, pages 107-108.
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M.C. Marca, J.J. Ramos, T. Sáez, M.C. Sanz, M.T. Verde & A. Fernández. (1996) Vitamin B12 supplementation of lambs. Small Ruminant Research 20:1, pages 9-14.
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N.D. Grace & R.G. Clark. 1991. Physiological Aspects of Digestion and Metabolism in Ruminants. Physiological Aspects of Digestion and Metabolism in Ruminants 321 346 .

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