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New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 1969
Abstract Extract Ovine toxoplasmosis is of importance in New Zealand where it is recognized as the most common cause of intrauterine infection leading to abortion and stillbirths (Hartley and Boyes, 1964). Although clinical disease is rare in humans, serological evidence shows a high incidence of subclinical infection with 50% of New Zealand adults ...
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Abstract Extract Ovine toxoplasmosis is of importance in New Zealand where it is recognized as the most common cause of intrauterine infection leading to abortion and stillbirths (Hartley and Boyes, 1964). Although clinical disease is rare in humans, serological evidence shows a high incidence of subclinical infection with 50% of New Zealand adults ...
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Estrogens and Piglet Viability. II. Effect of Estrogen on Piglet Viability
Journal of Animal Science, 1982The effect of estrogens (Es) on piglet viability was determined as measured by birth to suckling intervals. Starting on d 109 postbreeding daily blood samples were obtained from 15 Yorkshire sows, Immediately after birth, blood samples were taken from the umbilical cord (UC) and the vena cava (VC) of piglets, followed by injections via the VC of either
L A, Bate, R R, Hacker
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When is a piglet not a piglet?
The Journal of Hellenic Studies, 1991When it is a full-grown pig. Specifically we have to do with the word δελφάκιον, defined by LSJ as a ‘sucking pig’. Now, it is true that the word itself is a diminutive of δέλφαξ, and that a δέλφαξ is a fullgrown pig; but not every diminutive indicates something small or immature.
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CRYPTOSPORIDIAL INFECTION OF PIGLETS
Australian Veterinary Journal, 1982SUMMARY Cryptosporidia were detected in the brush border of villous epithelium in the small intestine of 4 piglets 2 to 9 weeks old. Although the 4 piglets had been suffering from diarrhoea no specific role could be attributed to the cryptosporidia. Other than damage to the brush border there were no significant histological abnormalities in the small ...
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The Journal of Hellenic Studies, 1996
In a note to volume cxi of this journal, I observed that the word , although a diminutive, did not at all periods describe a piglet. In the classical period, it seems to have meant a small but not necessarily immature pig; in Hellenistic Delos and in Egypt, a pig fullgrown or nearly so, apparently synonymous with the non-diminutive ; then by the first ...
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In a note to volume cxi of this journal, I observed that the word , although a diminutive, did not at all periods describe a piglet. In the classical period, it seems to have meant a small but not necessarily immature pig; in Hellenistic Delos and in Egypt, a pig fullgrown or nearly so, apparently synonymous with the non-diminutive ; then by the first ...
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Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School, 2018
Students are given a real-life agricultural problem describing baby pig survival.
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Students are given a real-life agricultural problem describing baby pig survival.
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