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Identifying sequence variation in cation channel sperm associated genes in Cape mountain zebra (Equus zebra zebra) by Smith, R.M, Kotze, A, Grobler, J.P, Dalton, D.L

“…The Cape mountain zebra (Equus zebra zebra) has recovered from near extinction over more than eight decades. While their numbers have increased, populations…”
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Short Communication Identifying sequence variation in cation channel sperm associated genes in Cape mountain zebra by Smith, R.M, Kotzé, A, Grobler, J.P, Dalton, D.L

“…The Cape mountain zebra (Equus zebra zebra) has recovered from near extinction over more than eight decades. While their numbers have increased, populations…”
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Phenotypic correlates between clock genes and phenology among populations of Diederik cuckoo, Chrysococcyx caprius by Le Clercq, L. S., Phetla, V., Osinubi, S. T., Kotzé, A., Grobler, J. P., Dalton, D. L.

“…The Diederik cuckoo, Chrysococcyx caprius, is a small Afrotropical bird in the family Cuculidae. It is taxonomically related to 13 other species within the…”
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The Tankwa Karoo National Park feral goat population : a unique genetic resource : short communication by Jonker, T., Kotze, A., Grobler, J.P., Van Marle-Koster, E., Kotze, A., Dalton, D.L., Dalton, D.L.

“…The feral goats from Tankwa Karoo National Park in the Northern Cape, South Africa, constitute a potentially unique goat population, which dates back to the…”
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The Tankwa Karoo National Park feral goat population: A unique genetic resource by Kotzé, A, Grobler, JP, Van Marle-Köster, E, Jonker, T, Dalton, DL

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Digestion and utilization of high moisture barley by lactating dairy cows by Kennelly, J J, Dalton, D L, Ha, J K

“…Two experiments were conducted to study digestion and utilization of dry and high moisture barley. Dry matter yield of dry barley was 2.99 tonnes/ha in…”
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Effects of exogenous progesterone and estrone on conceptus development in swine by Dalton, D.L, Knight, J.W

“…Administration of progesterone (P4, .55 mg/kg) and estrone (E1, .275 micrograms/kg) during discrete periods in early gestation was found to have beneficial…”
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