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World Rabbit Science - Vol. 19 (1)-2011: Recent submissions

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Characterization of the indoor environment and gas emissions in rabbit farms

Calvet Sanz, Salvador; Cambra López, María; Estellés Barber, Fernando (World Rabbit Science. ICTA. UPV, 2011)

[EN] There is a need to characterize gas concentrations and emissions from rabbit production. A study was conducted in order to determine ammonia, nitrous oxide and carbon dioxide concentrations and emissions in three ...
Determination of faecal dry matter digestibility two weeks after weaning in twenty five day old weaned rabbits

Gómez-Conde, M.S.; García, J.; Villamide, M.J; Carabaño, R. (World Rabbit Science. ICTA. UPV, 2011)

[EN] The aim of this work was to analyse the evolution from 26 to 40 d of age of apparent faecal dry matter digestibility (DMd) in rabbits weaned at 25 d of age to define how to determine nutrient digestibility in the ...
Heterosis, direct and maternal additive effects on rabbit growth and carcass traits from a Canadian experiment

Ouyed, Abida; Rivest, J.; Brun, Jean Michel (World Rabbit Science. ICTA. UPV, 2011)

A total of 479 male and female rabbits from the Californian (CA), American Chinchilla (CH) and New-Zealand White (NZ) breeds and nine crosses between them were used in this experiment. This study aimed to estimate heterosis ...
Changes in behavioural and physiological parameters associated with Taenia pisiformis infection in rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) that may improve early detection of sick rabbits

Betancourt-Alonso, Miguel-Angel; Orihuela, Agustín; Aguirre, Virginio; Vázquez, Reyes; Flores-Pérez, Fernando-Iván (World Rabbit Science. ICTA. UPV, 2011)

[EN] The purpose of the present experiment was to describe rabbits' early behavioral responses to illness, and its relation with physiological changes to help improve early detection of infection, particularly those induced ...
Use of VP60 RT-PCR to overcome the limitation of haemagglutination inhibition diagnosis of rabbit viral haemorrhagic disease

Shakal, M.A.; Khelfa, D.E.-D.G; Salman, O.G.A.; Yousif, A.A.; Salwa, E.-A.A (World Rabbit Science. ICTA. UPV, 2011)

[EN] Rabbit viral haemorrhagic disease (RVHD) is a highly contagious, highly fatal, peracute and acute viral disease of both wild and domestic rabbits caused by rabbit haemorrhagic disease virus (RHDV). Testing for ...