The nutritive value of animal proteins : the biological values of fishmeal, whale and fishmeal, meatmeal, meat and bonemeal, crayfishmeal, and white fishmeal

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Du Toit, B.A.
Smuts, D.B.

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Pretoria : The Government Printer

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By means of nitrogen metabolism experiments, the biological values of 94 for white fishmeal, 81 for crayfishmeal, 71 for fishmeal, 67 for meatmeal, 67 for meat and bonemeal and 63 for whale and fishmeal were determined. From these figures and the digestibility coefficients it was shown that white fishmeal is superior in its utilizable protein content, and that whale and fishmeal is the poorest in this respect.

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Veterinary medicine

Sustainable Development Goals

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Du Toit, BA & Smuts, DB 1941, 'The nutritive value of animal proteins : the biological values of fishmeal, whale and fishmeal, meatmeal, meat and bonemeal, crayfishmeal, and white fishmeal’, Onderstepoort Journal of Veterinary Science and Animal Industry, vol. 16, nos. 1 & 2, pp. 191-198.