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... animals such as domesticated cattle and wild deer accomplish preliminary digestion in the rumen by the action of micro - organisms that break down plants to substances that can be digested by the animal . In addi- tion , the micro ...
... animals such as domesticated cattle and wild deer accomplish preliminary digestion in the rumen by the action of micro - organisms that break down plants to substances that can be digested by the animal . In addi- tion , the micro ...
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... animal science . BIBLIOGRAPHY Books : J.L. LUSH , Animal Breeding Plans , 3rd ed . ( 1945 ) , the classic work on the principles of animal breeding ; V.A. RICE et al . , Breeding and Improvement of Farm Animals , 6th ed . ( 1967 ) ...
... animal science . BIBLIOGRAPHY Books : J.L. LUSH , Animal Breeding Plans , 3rd ed . ( 1945 ) , the classic work on the principles of animal breeding ; V.A. RICE et al . , Breeding and Improvement of Farm Animals , 6th ed . ( 1967 ) ...
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... animals or corn mother is frequently found in association . with animal culture heroes . An animal or trickster who can assume animal form secures for man the various attributes of culture ( acting either in consort with or opposition ...
... animals or corn mother is frequently found in association . with animal culture heroes . An animal or trickster who can assume animal form secures for man the various attributes of culture ( acting either in consort with or opposition ...
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