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October 1, 1983Animal Science

Physiological attributes as possible selection criteria for milk production 3. Plasma hormone concentrations and metabolite and hormonal responses to changes in energy equilibrium

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RLR. B. LandUniversity of MichiganWCWilliam CarrSunderland Royal HospitalIHI. C. HartMekorot (Israel)

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