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Time scales of autonomic information flow in near-term fetal sheep. [PDF]

open access: yesFront Physiol, 2012
Frasch MG, Frank B, Last M, Müller T.
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Metabolic Adaptations to Pregnancy and Lactation in German Blackheaded Mutton and Finn Sheep Ewes With Different Susceptibilities to Pregnancy Toxaemia

Small Ruminant Research, 2011
The metabolic adaptations for pregnancy and lactation were evaluated in ewes with a higher and a lower risk of being affected by pregnancy toxaemia. Plasma concentrations of glucose, insulin, non-esterified fatty acids (NEFA) and β-hydroxybutyrate (β-HB) were determined in 7 pregnant, 4.5- to 6.5-year-old German Blackheaded Mutton ewes (higher risk ...
M Ganter, N Parvizi
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Effect of shearing on water turnover and thermobiological variables in German Blackhead mutton sheep.

Journal of animal science, 2012
Current equations for estimating water requirements in sheep do not differentiate between shorn and unshorn sheep. Furthermore, the effect of shearing on thermoregulative responses in sheep has not been adequately studied under temperate environmental conditions.
D, Al-Ramamneh   +3 more
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THE DETERMINATION OF THE BEST GROWTH MODEL FOR AKKARAMAN AND GERMAN BLACKHEADED MUTTON X AKKARAMAN B-1 CROSBREED LAMBS

2009
The present paper aimed to determine the most suitable growth model for Akkaraman and German Blackheaded Mutton x Akkaraman B-1 crosbreed lambs using various growth models (Monomolecular, Logistic, and Gompertz growth models). Coefficient of determination and Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) were used to the best growth model. The data were composed of 30
Eyduran, E., Kucuk, M.
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Some yield characteristics of genotype groups obtained by crossbreeding Kivircik with imported mutton sheep breeds (Hampshire Down, Lincoln and Blackhead German)

1999
This research was conducted to determine growth and survival characteristics of F-1 and F-2 genotype groups of lambs and reproduction characteristics of F-1 genotype groups obtained from crossbreeding Kivircik to Hampshire Down, Lincoln and Blackhead German mutton sheep breeds raised at Bandirma Sheep Research Institute.
Koyuncu, MEHMET   +3 more
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DETERMINATION OF THE BEST NONLINEAR MODEL FOR DESCRIBING COMPLETE LACTATION OF AKKARAMAN AND GERMAN BLACKHEADED MUTTON X AKKARAMAN CROSSBREED (F-1) SHEEP

2010
The fat-tailed Akkaraman breed, traditionally raised in Turkey, is a breed with the best adaptation to poor feeding and harsh conditions. German Blackheaded Mutton breed originated from British downs breeds, one of breeds raised in Germany, has long mating season (about approximately two lambs a year) and a perfect adaptation to rainy country.
Kucuk, M., Eyduran, E.
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The wool characteristics of Turkish Merino, German Blackheaded Mutton Sheep, Hampshire Down, Lincoln Longwool, Corriedale and their F-1 and B-1 crossbreed sheeps

1999
This study was conducted to investigate the wool characteristics of Turkish Merino, German Blackheaded Mutton Sheep, Hampshire Down, Lincoln Longwool, Corriedale and their F-1 and B-1 crossbreed sheeps. A total of 2669 shearing records obtained from 1993 to 1996 were used in this study. The effects of genotype, age, shearing year, sex and post shearing
Tekin, Mehmet Emin   +3 more
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Growth Dynamics of Lithuanian Blackface Lambs: Effects of Crossbreeding with German Blackheaded Mutton Rams

The Lithuanian Blackface (LBF) sheep breed, established in the mid-20th century, was developed by crossbreeding local sheep with Shropshire and German Blackheaded Mutton rams and selective breeding to optimize wool quality, meat yield, and adaptability to Lithuanian conditions.
Šveistienė, Rūta, Razmaitė, Violeta
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