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World Rabbit Science - Vol. 03 (4)-1995: Enviados recientemente

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ADAPTABILITY OF RUSSIAN ANGORA RABBITS IN SEMI ARID TROPICS

Gupta, S.C.; Gupta, N.; Jain, A. (World Rabbit Science. ICTA. UPV, 1995)

[EN] Russian Angora rabbits raised under semi arid conditions during 1982-1985 had average kindling % of 58.7. The average litter size at birth and at weaning (6 weeks) were 5.68 and 3.62 respectively. Body weight al ...
SPERM ABNORMALITIES AS POSSIBLE INDICATORS OF RABBIT CHRONIC HEAT STRESS

Finzi, A.; Morera, P.; Kuzminsky, G. (World Rabbit Science. ICTA. UPV, 1995)

[EN] Rabbit sperm abnormalities have been studied in conditions of chronic heat stress. Very significant increases (P<0.001) have been observad. The max1mum was in the 1ourth week of stress when total abnormalities were ...
SELECTING LITTER SIZE IN RABBITS : ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENT STRATEGIES

Armero, E.; Baselga, M.; Cifre, J. (World Rabbit Science. ICTA. UPV, 1995)

[EN] A Family lndex and a reduced BLUP using records of two generations, have been comparad with a BLUP under a repeatabili!Y animal modal that usad ali records (complete BLUP). An analysis of robustness of the methods ...
EUROPEAN RING-TEST ON IN VIVO DETERMINATION OF DIGESTIBILITY IN RABBITS : REPRODUCIBILITY OF A REFERENCE METHOD IN COMPARISON WITH DOMESTIC LABORATORY PROCEDURES

Pérez, J.M.; Cervera, C.; Falcao e Cunha, L.; Maertens, L.; Villamide, M.J.; Xiccato, G. (World Rabbit Science. ICTA. UPV, 1995)

[EN] A collaborative study involving six European laboratories from five countries (Belgium, Franca, ltaly, Portugal and Spain) was undertaken to assess the reproaucibility of an E:uropean standard method for in ...
EIMERIA MAGNA : THE EFFECT OF VARYING INOCULUM SIZE ON THE COURSE OF INFECTION IN ANGORA RABBITS

BHAT, T.K.; JlTHENDRAN, K.P. (World Rabbit Science. ICTA. UPV, 1995)

[EN] The effect of gradad infection of Eimeria magna ooc~ts was studied in German Angora rabbits. A dose level of 2 x 1 Q4 sporulated oocysts was found to be satisfactory for getting a good oocyst yield and maintaining ...