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2. Nutritional, physiological, genetic, sex, and age effects on fat-free dry matter composition of the body in avian, fish, and mammalian species: A review
3. Potential contribution of absorbed volatile fatty acids to whole-animal energy requirement in conscious swine
4. Effect of carbadox on net absorption of ammonia and glucose into hepatic portal vein of growing pigs
5. Effects of ractopamine on genetically obese and lean pigs
6. Responses to cimaterol in genetically obese and lean pigs
7. Nutritive value of rubber seed (Hevea brasiliensis) meal: utilization by growing pigs of semipurified diets in which rubber seed meal partially replaced soybean meal
8. Differential compensatory growth in swine following control of feed intake by a high-alfalfa diet fed ad libitum or by limited feed
9. Nutritive value of a vegetable amaranth cultivar for growing lambs
10. Effects of dietary protein level and clinoptilolite on the weight gain and liver mineral response of growing lambs to copper supplementation
11. Comparative response of swine and rats to high-fiber or high-proteindiets
12. Effects of dietary fiber on young adult genetically lean, obese and contemporary pigs: rate of passage, digestibility and microbiologicaldata
13. Effect of dietary fiber on young adults genetically lean, obese and contemporary pigs: body weight, carcass measurements, organ weights and digesta content
14. Effect of neomycin, carbadox and length of adaptation to calorimeteron performance, fasting metabolism and gastrointestinal tract of young pigs
15. Effect of dietary supplementation with vitamin C or carbadox on weanling pigs subjected to crowding stress
16. Growth and adipose tissue metabolism in young pigs fed cimaterol with adequate or low dietary protein
17. Compensatory growth in finishing pigs after feed restriction
18. Markers for estimating digesta flow in pigs and the effects of dietary fiber
19. Effect of gestation-lactation diet calcium and zinc levels and of parenteral vitamins A, D and E during gestation on ewe body weight and on lamb weight and survival
20. Response of nonpregnant versus pregnant gilts and their fetuses to severe feed restriction
21. Plasma thyroid hormones, growth and carcass measurements of genetically obese and lean pigs as influenced by thyroprotein supplementation
22. Influence of dietary fiber on the performance and cellulase activityof growing-finishing swine
23. Use of Carbohydrate and Fat as Energy Source by Obese and Lean Swine
24. Responses of Weanling Pigs to Dietary Supplementation with Vitamin Cor Carbadox
25. Effect of Dietary Calcium and Zinc Levels on Weight Gain and Blood and Tissue Mineral Concentrations of Growing Columbia- and Suffolk-Sired Lambs
26. Response of Swine to Periparturient Vitamin C Supplementation
27. Digestibility and Metabolism of Dietary Nitrogen and Energy in Contemporary, Genetically Lean and Obese Pigs as Estimated by Total Fecal Collection and Acid Insoluble Ash
28. Weaning of Lambs to a Dry Diet at Ten Days of Age
29. Tissue Glycogen Levels in Dams and Fetuses as Affected by Fasting and Refeeding Pregnant Sows
30. Bone Lesions in Growing Swine Fed 3% Cement Kiln Dust as a Source ofCalcium
31. Effect of Dietary Vitamin C Addition on Performance, Plasma Vitamin C and Hematic Iron Status in Weanling Pigs
32. Calcium Chloride as a Regulator of Feed Intake and Weight Gain in Pigs
33. Effect of Doubling Daily Energy Intake during the Last Two Weeks of Pregnancy on Pig Birth Weight, Survival and Weaning Weight
34. Dietary Alfalfa Meal for Genetically Obese and Lean Growing Pigs: Effect on Body Weight Gain and on Carcass and Gastrointestinal Tract Measurements and Blood Metabolites
35. Utilization of Dietary Fiber from Alfalfa by Growing Swine. II. Volatile Fatty Acid Concentrations in and Disappearance from the Gastrointestinal Tract
36. Utilization of Dietary Fiber from Alfalfa by Growing Swine. I. Apparent Digestibility of Diet Components in Specific Segments of the Gastro-Intestinal Tract
37. Tissue Retention of Se in Growing Pigs Fed Fly Ash or White Sweet Clover Grown on Fly Ash
38. Effect of Dietary Zinc and Copper on Performance and Tissue Mineral and Cholesterol Concentrations in Swine
39. Effect of Dietary Ca, Cu and Zn Level on Body Weight Gain and TissueMineral Concentrations of Growing Pigs and Rats
40. Production and Nutritive Value of Arthrospira platensis, a Spiral Blue-Green Alga Grown on Swine Waters
41. Effect of Dietary Ca and P Levels from 40 to 100 Kg Body Weight on Weight Gain and Bone and Soft Tissue Mineral Concentrations
42. Genetic Differences in Protein Requirements of Growing Swine
43. Weight Gain, Feed Utilization and Bone and Liver Mineral Compositionof Pigs Fed High or Normal Ca-P Diets from Weaning to Slaughter Weight
44. Significance of the Synthesis of Essential Fatty Acids in Swine
45. Effect of Maternal Energy Vs. Protein Restriction on Growth and Development of Progeny in Swine
46. Effect of Dietary Calcium-Phosphorus and Nasal Irritation on Turbinate Morphology and Performance in Pigs
47. Effect of Dietary Energy in Gestation on Reproductive Performance ofGilts
48. Blood and Tissue Traits in Pigs at Birth and at 3 Weeks from Gilts Fed Low or High Energy Diets during Gestation
49. Influence of Maternal Protein and Energy Nutrition during Gestation on Progeny Performance in Swine
50. Influence of Diet Composition and Mode of Copper Administration on the Response of Growing-Finishing Swine to Supplemental Copper
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