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Improving Rainbow Trout (<i>Oncorhynchus mykiss</i>) Juvenile Performance and Intestinal Condition Through Lactic Acid Bacteria Feed Fermentation. [PDF]

Animals (Basel)
Alberto Arbelaez Rojas G, Neves Oliveira Dos Santos N, Stockhausen L, Pacheco Kozikowski B, Bender M, Delzivo FR, Cipriani LA, Skoronski E, Toledo P, Araneda GM, El Hadi Perez Fabregat T.   +10 more
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Cold-water coral feeding rates

, 2016
Gerla, Daan J, Suhrhoff, Tim J, Lartaud, F, Larsson, A, Moje, A, Thomsen, L, Purser, Autun   +6 more
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Metabolic Rate and Feeding Behaviora

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1989
According to the ischymetric hypothesis, hunger is induced by the decrease of overall metabolic rate. In order to assess such a mechanism, it was necessary to monitor the muscular contraction-free metabolic rate designated "métabolisme de fond" (MF) in rats that were either resting or moving.
S, Nicolaidis, P, Even
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Optimum silkworm feeding rates

NATURE AND SCIENCE, 2020
The article notes that non-regulation of temperature and relative humidity in silkworm feeds can lead to malnutrition, digestive disorders, edema and inhibition of growth, as well as to a number of diseases. To avoid this, the heat in the greenhouse should be adjusted according to optimal temperature norms.
Dursun Miri Adigozalova, Turay Fakhraddin Isgandarov   +1 more
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Rate and Volume of Intermittent Enteral Feeding

Journal of Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition, 1981
The purpose of this investigation was to determine the effects of the volume of enteral feedings and the rate at which they were administered on subject tolerance and gastric pressure changes. Fourteen normal volunteers received enteral feedings on 9 or 10 separate days.
Heitkemper, Margaret E., Martin, Deborah L., Hansen, Barbara C., Hanson, Robert, Vanderburg, Verlene   +4 more
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Feeding rates and prospective feeding agents for carnivorous furbearers

Russian Agricultural Sciences, 2011
The new feeding rates for furbearers allow reducing the level of protein in their rations. A structure of feeds is proposed which includes new unconventional feeds and waste products of various industrial processes.
T. M. Demina, O. V. Rastimeshina, N. N. Loenko   +2 more
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Shredder Feeding and Growth Rates

2020
Low-order streams running through forests receive large amounts of tree leaves, which provide food for invertebrate shredders. Information on shredder ingestion of leaves and growth rates can be important in studies aiming to elucidate the ecology of shredders and how global change or stressful conditions such as exposure to pesticides may affect ...
Manuel A. S. Graça, José M. González
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