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    Energy metabolism of the equine cumulus oocyte complex during in vitro maturation by Lewis, N., Hinrichs, K., Leese, H. J., McG. Argo, C., Brison, D. R., Sturmey, R.

    Published in Scientific reports (26-02-2020)
    “…Horses are one of the few species, beside humans, in which assisted reproductive technology has important clinical applications. Furthermore, the horse can…”
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    Impact of feeding and housing systems on disease incidence in dairy calves by Curtis, G. C., Argo, C. McG, Jones, D., Grove-White, D. H.

    Published in Veterinary record (19-11-2016)
    “…Contentious issues in calf rearing include milk feeding level and single versus group housing. The current study was performed on a high-producing 170 Holstein…”
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    Insulinaemic and glycaemic responses to three forages in ponies by Carslake, H.B., Argo, C.McG, Pinchbeck, G.L., Dugdale, A.H.A., McGowan, C.M.

    Published in The veterinary journal (1997) (01-05-2018)
    “…•The insulinaemic and glycaemic responses of ponies to soaked hay, dry hay and haylage were compared.•Soaked hay produced the lowest insulinaemic and glycaemic…”
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    Effect of dietary restriction on body condition, composition and welfare of overweight and obese pony mares by Dugdale, A.H.A, Curtis, G.C, Cripps, P, Harris, P.A, Argo, C.McG

    Published in Equine veterinary journal (01-10-2010)
    “…Summary Reasons for performing study: Increased prevalence of obesity among UK horses and ponies demands evidence‐based advice to promote weight loss…”
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    Dietary restriction in combination with a nutraceutical supplement for the management of equine metabolic syndrome in horses by McGowan, C.M., Dugdale, A.H., Pinchbeck, G.L., Argo, C.McG

    Published in The veterinary journal (1997) (01-05-2013)
    “…Few studies have examined the effect of dietary restriction in horses with equine metabolic syndrome (EMS). This study aimed to determine improvements in…”
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    Soaked-Hay: It's Not All Sweetness - Mass Matters by McG. Argo, C., Dugdale, A.H.A., McGowan, C.M.

    Published in Equine veterinary journal (01-09-2014)
    “…Reasons for performing study Soaked grass hays are recommended for the nutritional‐management of equine metabolic syndrome (EMS). Forage provision is commonly…”
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    Superovulation in red deer (Cervus elaphus) and Père David's deer (Elaphurus davidianus), and fertilization rates following artificial insemination with Père David's deer semen by Argo, C M, Jabbour, H N, Goddard, P J, Webb, R, Loudon, A S

    Published in Journal of reproduction & fertility (01-03-1994)
    “…Two comparative studies were undertaken using adult, female red and Père David's deer to examine the ovulatory response of these animals to a superovulation…”
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    Adaptive changes in the appetite, growth and feeding behaviour of pony mares offered ad libitum access to a complete diet in either a pelleted or chaff-based form by Argo, C. McG, Cox, J. E., Lockyer, C., Fuller, Z.

    Published in Animal science (Penicuik, Scotland) (01-06-2002)
    “…Seven, 3-year-old pony mares (~230 kg) were used in a cross-over study to compare the appetite, energy and nutrient digestibilities, growth rate and feeding…”
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    Seasonal and interbreed variation in the thermoregulatory capacity of equine pelage by Fuller, Z., McG. Argo, C.

    “…The adaptation of horses ( Equus caballus ) to diverse environments throughout their range (e.g. Iceland and Arabia) has given rise to numerous phenotypically…”
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    Changes in plasma gonadotrophin and prolactin concentrations following castration of the pony stallion by Collingsworth, M.G.R., Fuller, Z., Cox, J.E., McG. Argo, C.

    Published in Theriogenology (15-03-2001)
    “…Concentration of gonadotrophins and prolactin were recorded in pony stallions castrated during the early breeding season, to examine the regulatory role of the…”
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    Photoperiodic entrainment of seasonal changes in appetite and growth in pony colts by Fuller, Z., Cox, J.E., Argo, C. McG

    “…During winter, voluntary food intake (VFI) and growth decreased in light horse weanlings given ad libitum access to a forage/concentrate diet (Cymbaluk et al ,…”
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    Photoperiodic entrainment of seasonal changes in appetite and growth in pony colts by Fuller, Z., Cox, J.E., Argo, C. McG

    “…During winter, voluntary food intake (VFI) and growth decreased in light horse weanlings given ad libitum access to a forage/concentrate diet (Cymbaluk et al ,…”
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    Comparison of calorimetry and the doubly labelled water technique for the measurement of energy expenditure in Equidae by Fuller, Z., Maltin, C. A., Milne, E., Mollison, G.S., Cox, J. E., McG. Argo, C.

    Published in Animal science (Penicuik, Scotland) (01-04-2004)
    “…Evaluations of the energy requirements of working animals have been confounded by the constraints of indirect calorimetric techniques (Cal). This study sought…”
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    Seasonal changes in reproductive and pelage status during the initial ‘quiescent’ and first ‘active’ breeding seasons of the peripubertal pony colt by Argo, C. McG, Collingsworth, M.G. R., Cox, J. E.

    Published in Animal science (Penicuik, Scotland) (01-02-2001)
    “…Pony colts (~12 m) are generally infertile during the breeding season of mature stallions. The mechanism which ‘delays’ puberty beyond the first potential…”
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    Successful embryo transfer following artificial insemination of superovulated fallow deer (Dama dama) by Jabbour, H N, Marshall, V S, Argo, C M, Hooton, J, Loudon, A S

    “…Thirty-four European fallow deer (Dama dama dama) were randomly allocated into embryo donor (n = 12) or embryo recipient (n = 22) groups. All does were treated…”
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