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Correspondence

Gastroenteritis and inanition diarrhoea of sheep transported by ship

Hugh Black MAF Quality Management, 17 Keyte Street, Whangarei
Page 122 | Received 13 Aug 1990, Published online: 22 Feb 2011

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KJ Stafford, DJ Mellor & NG Gregory. (2002) Advances in animal welfare in New Zealand. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 50:sup3, pages 17-21.
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H. Black. (1997) Sea water in the treatment of inanition in sheep. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 45:3, pages 122-122.
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H. Black. (1996) Inanition, stress and immunity in the expression of salmonellosis in the live sheep export industry. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 44:2, pages 77-78.
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H. Black, L.R. Matthews & K.J. Bremner. (1994) The behaviour of male lambs transported by sea from New Zealand to Saudi Arabia. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 42:1, pages 16-23.
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Clive J.C. Phillips & Eduardo Santurtun. (2013) The welfare of livestock transported by ship. The Veterinary Journal 196:3, pages 309-314.
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David J. Mellor & Angus Campbell David Bayvel. (2008) New Zealand's inclusive science-based system for setting animal welfare standards. Applied Animal Behaviour Science 113:4, pages 313-329.
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N.G. Gregory. (1994) Preslaughter handling, stunning and slaughter. Meat Science 36:1-2, pages 45-56.
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