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Sow Longevity-How to Measure Its Importance
, 2011 Kenneth J. Stalder +4 more
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Using APSIM to estimate maize potential yield in NW Santa Fe: early and late sow
, 2015 JM Jauregui +7 more
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Dietary <i>Scutellaria baicalensis</i> and <i>Lonicera japonica</i> Extract Supplementation Attenuates Oxidative Stress and Improves Reproductive Performance in Sows. [PDF]
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Maternal supplementation with balanced fatty acid fat powder enhances sow reproductive performance and offspring intestinal health by modulating mitochondrial fusion and cell apoptosis. [PDF]
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After Dinner Conversation, 2022
Does life have the right to force its continued existence, even at the expense of other life? In this work of philosophical short story fiction, a pilot has been tasked with making the long journey, over the vastness of space, and over an unthinkable amount of time, to find a specific plant and spread panspermia capsules on the planet, ending the ...
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Does life have the right to force its continued existence, even at the expense of other life? In this work of philosophical short story fiction, a pilot has been tasked with making the long journey, over the vastness of space, and over an unthinkable amount of time, to find a specific plant and spread panspermia capsules on the planet, ending the ...
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2018
Chapter 9 discusses the social impacts of war in Uganda and, in particular, the interactions between the survivors and the victims of violence who are seeking proper burial. It shows how the bones of the Acholi massacre victims continue to assert their agency and hamper community healing.
TRICIA REDEKER HEPNER +2 more
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Chapter 9 discusses the social impacts of war in Uganda and, in particular, the interactions between the survivors and the victims of violence who are seeking proper burial. It shows how the bones of the Acholi massacre victims continue to assert their agency and hamper community healing.
TRICIA REDEKER HEPNER +2 more
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Zentralblatt für Veterinärmedizin Reihe B, 2010
Summary Fifty sows from 50 herds in East and West Flanders were examined for the presence of Oesophagostomum spp. in caecum and colon. Forty-nine animals were positive and 121, 612 worms were found. Four characteristics were observed for the determination of the species: length of tail, length of spicules, shape of buccal capsule and structure of ...
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Summary Fifty sows from 50 herds in East and West Flanders were examined for the presence of Oesophagostomum spp. in caecum and colon. Forty-nine animals were positive and 121, 612 worms were found. Four characteristics were observed for the determination of the species: length of tail, length of spicules, shape of buccal capsule and structure of ...
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1983
Bone-marrow transplantation has become an important treatment for a number of diseases, and it also offers a unique model in which the effects of drugs on hematopoietic stem cells can be evaluated. In addition, the origins and life span of hematopoietically derived cells can be studied.
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Bone-marrow transplantation has become an important treatment for a number of diseases, and it also offers a unique model in which the effects of drugs on hematopoietic stem cells can be evaluated. In addition, the origins and life span of hematopoietically derived cells can be studied.
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Pacific Historical Review, 2012
In 1921 New Mexicans approved a constitutional amendment that prohibited “aliens ineligible for citizenship” from owning land in the state. Reflecting the post-World War I nationalistic fervor and its racialization of “Americanism,” the amendment targeted the state’s tiny Japanese population, partly under pressure from institutions like the Farm Bureau,
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In 1921 New Mexicans approved a constitutional amendment that prohibited “aliens ineligible for citizenship” from owning land in the state. Reflecting the post-World War I nationalistic fervor and its racialization of “Americanism,” the amendment targeted the state’s tiny Japanese population, partly under pressure from institutions like the Farm Bureau,
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