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Failure to obtain a weight gain response to vitamin B12 treatment in young goats grazing pasture that was cobalt deficient for sheep

R.G. Clark Ruakura Animal Health Laboratory, Private Bag, Hamilton, New Zealand
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L. Mantleman Ruakura Animal Health Laboratory, Private Bag, Hamilton, New Zealand
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G.A. Verkerk Newstead Veterinary Services, R.D.4, Hamilton, New Zealand
Pages 38-39 | Received 23 Dec 1986, Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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J.N. Mburu, J.M.Z. Kamau & MS Badamana. (1994) Thyroid hormones and metabolic rate during induction of Vitamin B12 deficiency in goats. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 42:5, pages 187-189.
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H. Black, J.B. Hutton, R.J. Sutherland & M.P. James. (1988) White liver disease in goats. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 36:1, pages 15-17.
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