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The effect of lack of vision on suckling behaviour of lambs

Applied Animal Ethology, 1975
Abstract Lambs which had all previously suckled were taken from their mother between 2 h and 2 days after birth and deprived of food for a variable period. When one of a pair of twin lambs was blindfolded and put back either in or out of physical contact with its mother it did not suckle.
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Relationship of milk production to number of lambs born or suckled

Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 1959
Two independent sets of data, obtained by two different methods of measuring milk production, show that milk yield is greatly influenced by the number of lambs suckled but not by the number of lambs born.
G Alexander, HL Davies
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Transfer of Radiocesium from Different Environmental Sources to Ewes and Suckling Lambs

Health Physics, 1989
Indoor experiments are described that compare the transfer of radiocesium to ewe and lamb tissues from different sources. Lactating ewes were fed either perennial ryegrass contaminated by Chernobyl fallout, or saltmarsh vegetation contaminated by marine discharges from the Sellafield reprocessing plant.
Howard, B.J., Mayes, R.W., Beresford, N.A., Lamb, C.S.   +3 more
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Sodium butyrate administration improves intestinal development of suckling lambs

Journal of Animal Science
Abstract This study was conducted to investigate the effects of sodium butyrate (SB) supplementation on growth performance, intestinal barrier functions, and intestinal bacterial communities in sucking lambs. Forty lambs of 7 d old, with an average body weight (BW) of 4.46 ± 0.45 kg, were allocated into the control (CON) or SB group ...
Mengzhen, Sun, Wenwen, Ji, Hongwei, Ye, Yitao, Cai, Yan, Yun, Xiaoshi, Wei, Chong, Wang, Huiling, Mao   +7 more
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Nursing and suckling behaviour amongst clun forest ewes and lambs

Animal Behaviour, 1967
Abstract A sunrise to sunset watch, repeated at weekly intervals for 8 weeks, was carried out on a flock of nineteen ewes and their twelve single and seven pairs of twin lambs. Records were kept of the frequency of occurrence of all the sucklings and also of the sides of the ewe from which single and twin lambs suckled.
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The Effects of Stilbestrol on Suckling Lambs

Journal of Animal Science, 1951
T. W. Perry, F. N. Andrews, W. M. Beeson
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Effect of Stilbestrol on the Growth Rate of Suckling Lambs

Journal of Animal Science, 1950
R M, JORDAN, W E, DINUSSON
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Milk Consumption and Growth of Suckling Lambs

Journal of Animal Science, 1955
Martin J. Burris, C. A. Baugus
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Effect of Aureomycin Supplements on Suckling Lambs

Journal of Animal Science, 1954
R. M. Jordan, T. Donald Bell
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Effect of Oleandomycin on Fattening and Suckling Lambs

Journal of Animal Science, 1961
R. M. Jordan, H. E. Hanke
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