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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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... animals if excessive amounts are eaten . All farm animals generally need more common salt than is contained in their feeds , and they are supplied with it regularly . Of the other essential minerals , phos- phorus and calcium are most ...
... animals if excessive amounts are eaten . All farm animals generally need more common salt than is contained in their feeds , and they are supplied with it regularly . Of the other essential minerals , phos- phorus and calcium are most ...
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... animal soul becomes a fierce ghost that plagues men . The plurality of souls provides a complex taxonomy accounting for and relating the distinctive character traits of plants , animals , and men . The alter ego , or life index . Other ...
... animal soul becomes a fierce ghost that plagues men . The plurality of souls provides a complex taxonomy accounting for and relating the distinctive character traits of plants , animals , and men . The alter ego , or life index . Other ...
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