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Browsing Production Animal Studies by UP Author "Myburgh, Jan G."
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Brown, Geoffrey James; Forbes, Patricia B.C.; Myburgh, Jan G.; Nothling, Johan Oliviette (Wiley, 2020-08)Unbanded crocodilian eggs do not form an opaque band around their lesser circumference, indicating fertilization failure or early embryonic death. Assuming they represent fertile eggs prior to the onset of embryonic ...
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Brown, Geoffrey James; Forbes, Patricia B.C.; Myburgh, Jan G.; Nothling, Johan Oliviette (NISC Pty (Ltd) and Informa Limited (trading as Taylor and Francis Group, 2021)Research in other species suggests that the source of embryonic calcium (Ca) and phosphorus (P) for Crocodylus niloticus is likely yolk and shell. Using inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectroscopy (ICP-OES), ...
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Nothling, Johan Oliviette; Nothling, Johan Oliviette; Myburgh, Jan G. (AOSIS, 2019)The value of their leather stimulates commercial farming with several crocodilian species. The survival and growth of crocodile hatchlings depends on their birth mass. There exists a positive relationship between the ...
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Nothling, Johan Oliviette; Nothling, Johan Antowan; Myburgh, Jan G.; Harper, Cindy Kim (AOSIS Open Journals, 2020-11-06)Multiple paternity in crocodilian broods would increase effective population size and slow down the loss of genetic variation due to inbreeding and random genetic drift in real populations. Multiple paternity may also ...
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Nothling, Johan Oliviette; Nothling, Johan Antowan; Myburgh, Jan G. (AOSIS Open Journals, 2019)The survival and vitality of Nile crocodile (Crocodylus niloticus) hatchlings is important for the success of commercial crocodile farming and the maintenance of wild populations. In this study we describe the relationship ...
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