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Volume 1 - April 2010

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The situation of goat farming in Haiti
D. J. Eyma
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01 November 2010, pp. 477-478
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THEATRE PRESENTATIONS: Improvements in Measuring Phenotypes

Accuracy of virtual partial dissection by computed tomography as predictor of beef carcass composition
EA Navajas, RI Richardson, DW Ross, N Prieto, JJ Hyslop, G Simm, R Roehe
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29 November 2010, p. 122
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Prediction of beef carcass composition and tissue distribution using ultrasound scanning
N.R. Lambe, D.W. Ross, E.A. Navajas, J.J. Hyslop, N. Prieto, C. Craigie, L. Bunger, G. Simm, R. Roehe
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29 November 2010, p. 123
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A study of the male agouti’s (Dasyprocta leporina) reproduction system: a Neo-tropical animal with the potential for sustainable production
William Mollineau, Andrew O. Adogwa, Gary W. Garcia
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01 November 2010, pp. 478-479
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The Moka cattle, an element of the Reunion Island heritage to preserve
Olivia Fontaine, Jean-Philippe Choisis, Michel Naves
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01 November 2010, pp. 479-480
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The influence of blooming on the near-infrared spectra of beef
B W Moss, A Gordon, K Matthews, P Hadley, D Homer
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29 November 2010, p. 124
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Intensive production system of collared peccary (Pecari tajacu) in Brazilian Amazon
Natália Inagaki de Albuquerque, Diva Anélie Guimarães, Hilma Lúcia Tavares Dias, Yvonnick Le Pendu, Priscila Reis Kahwage, Alexandre Rossetto Garcia
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01 November 2010, pp. 480-481
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Potential of nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy to measure biochemical changes during post mortem aging of beef hung by Achilles or pelvic suspension prior to rigor
S F Graham, T Kennedy, A Gordon, L J Farmer, C Elliot, B W Moss
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29 November 2010, p. 125
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THEATRE PRESENTATIONS: Carcass Composition and Meat Quality