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February 1, 1979Journal of Dairy ScienceOpen Access

Endocrine Control of Energy Metabolism in the Cow: Correlations of Hormones and Metabolites in High and Low Yielding Cows for Stages of Lactation

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IHI. C. HartJBJ. A. BinesSMS. V. Morant

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