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Neuromyotonia in a horse [PDF]
This article describes the clinical and electromyographic findings of neuromyotonia in a 19‐month‐old male crossbred Quarter Horse that presented with stiffness and muscle asymmetry in the hind limbs as well as sacrococcygeal, paravertebral, and gluteal myokymia.
Luiza Stachewski Zakia+7 more
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Effect of air temperature and humidity in a stable on basic physiological parameters in horses [PDF]
The aim of the study was to analyse selected air parameters in a stable (microclimate) and the basic physiological parameters of horses housed in the stable in different seasons of the year.
Iwona Janczarek+6 more
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Geometric morphometry as a new method of differentiation of intrabreed types in horse breeding [PDF]
Assessment of type severity and exterior correctness is a necessary breeding measure in breeding work with breeds. Traditionally assessed features demonstrate subjectivism.
Borisova A.V.+3 more
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Background Pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (PPID) is an endocrine disorder the clinical signs of which include infertility, but few reports have examined the relationship between PPID and reproductive performance in broodmares. Hypothesis/Objective
Takeru Tsuchiya+4 more
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Mode of access: Internet.
William Youatt, John S. Skinner
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Current state of horse embryo transfer technology in Russia and factors influencing its effectiveness [PDF]
The article presents data on activity in the field of embryo transfer in the Russian horse breeding system and analyzes of the factors influencing the success of the use of this technology.
Kalashnikov Valery+2 more
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When enjoying the partnership with horses, understanding of the relationship dynamics and the impact horse and human have on each other is very important to understand how we can keep the relationship as pure and authentic as possible.
Francesco De Giorgio, Jose Schoorl
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Assisted reproductive technologies have been used in zoos and breeding centres to preserve rare and endangered species of wild animals over the past three decades.
Mikhail M. Atroshchenko+6 more
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