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1936 Onderstepoort Journal of Veterinary Science and Animal Industry, Volume 6, 1936
| CONTENTS | ||
| Volume 6: Number 1 | ||
| The incidence and pathology of tumours of domesticated animals in South Africa | Jackson, C | 11 |
| Volume 6: Number 2 | ||
| Sex physiology of sheep | Roux, LL | 465 |
| Researches into sterility of cows in South Africa. The influence of (i) dry rations, (ii) lack of exercise, and (iii) lack of sunlight on reproduction in beef heifers and cows | Quinlan, J & Roux, LL | 719 |
| Author index and subject index | 773 | |
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(Pretoria : The Government Printer, 1936)
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(Pretoria : Government Printer, 1936)The incidence of infertility among domestic animals has been the greatest stimulus towards researches upon the pathology of the genitalia of these animals (Quinlan, 1929, 1935). However, it has been realized for many years ...
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(Pretoria : Government Printer, 1936)Since the inception of a routine pathological diagnostic service at Onderstepoort over 18,000 pathological specimens have been submitted for histological diagnosis over a period of some fifteen years. Much of this material ...
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(Pretoria : Government Printer, 1936-04)The effects of a dry ration, high condition, the absence of sunlight, and exercise upon the sexual activity and reproduction of beef females have been studied. The results obtained during six years of observations are ...