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Treatment of hyperadrenocorticism in donkeys
Veterinary Record, 2010WE would like to draw colleagues' attention to a possible source of confusion in the Professional Handbook of the Donkey, 4th edn, published in 2008, which has been widely distributed by The Donkey Sanctuary. The treatment of hyperadrenocorticism (pituitary pars intermediate dysfunction or Cushing'
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On the innervation of the donkey testis
Annals of Anatomy - Anatomischer Anzeiger, 2000The innervation pattern of the adult donkey testis was investigated by immunohistochemistry and acetylcholinesterase histochemistry. Autonomous nerves reach the testis by three access-routes as funicular, mesorchial and caudal contributions. From these, the funicular contribution accompanying the testicular artery and pampiniform plexus is the ...
Mohamed-Nabil Kamel Moustafa +1 more
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Philosophical Studies, 2008
The Donkey Problem (as I am calling it) concerns the relationship between more and less fundamental ontologies. I will claim that the moral to draw from the Donkey Problem is that the less fundamental objects are merely conventional. This conventionalism has consequences for the 3D/4D debate.
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The Donkey Problem (as I am calling it) concerns the relationship between more and less fundamental ontologies. I will claim that the moral to draw from the Donkey Problem is that the less fundamental objects are merely conventional. This conventionalism has consequences for the 3D/4D debate.
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Greece and Rome, 1945
The relationship of man to his domestic animals is an ever-fascinating study: they are so near to us, yet so remote, so like us, yet separated from us by an abyss. Of some we make pets; others we merely use, to work for us or to give us food or clothing.
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The relationship of man to his domestic animals is an ever-fascinating study: they are so near to us, yet so remote, so like us, yet separated from us by an abyss. Of some we make pets; others we merely use, to work for us or to give us food or clothing.
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2013
Horse and donkey populations are widely distributed around the world and have been known as dairy species since ancient times. Nowadays, equid milk is carving a niche as an alternative food source for infants with cow milk allergy as well as for aged consumers, thanks to its unique components.
SALIMEI, Elisabetta, Fantuz, Francesco
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Horse and donkey populations are widely distributed around the world and have been known as dairy species since ancient times. Nowadays, equid milk is carving a niche as an alternative food source for infants with cow milk allergy as well as for aged consumers, thanks to its unique components.
SALIMEI, Elisabetta, Fantuz, Francesco
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