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Specific of accumulation of manganese in organs and tissues of Hereford cattle by Narozhnykh, K N, Petukhov, V L, Syso, A I, Konovalova, T V, Korotkevich, O S, Sebezhko, O I

“…The elemental status of cattle is one of the important factors, which determine its growth, fertility, fetal development, meat and dairy production, etc…”
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Clustering of countries based on dairy productivity characteristics of Holstein cattle for breeding material selection by Petrov, A F, Bogdanova, O V, Narozhnykh, K N, Kamaldinov, E V, Shatokhin, K S, Gart, V V, Kulikova, S G, Zhigulin, T A

“…The aim of any breeding process is to create a herd based on certain parameters that reflect an ideal animal vision. Targeted herding involves selecting the…”
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Influence of anthropogenic pollution on interior parameters, accumulation of heavy metals in organs and tissues, and the resistance to disorders in the yak population in the Republic of Tyva by Sebezhko, O I, Petukhov, V L, Chysyma, R B, Kuzmina, E E, Shishin, N I, Korotkevich, O S, Konovalova, T V, Narozhnykh, K N, Zheltikov, A I, Marenkov, V G, Nezavitin, A G, Osadchuk, L V

“…A complex of standard hematological parameters was studied using the automatic hematological analyzer PCE 90Vet (USA): WBC (White Blood Cells) - the number of…”
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Ecological and Biogeochemical Evaluation of Elements Content in Soils and Fodder Grasses of the Agricultural Lands of Siberia by Syso, A I, Sokolov, V A, Petukhov, V L, Lebedeva, M A, Cherevko, A S

“…Total (gross) content of macroand microelements (As, B, Ba, Be, Ce, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, Ga, La, Mn, Mo, Nb, Ni, P, Pb, Se, Sn, Sr, Ti, V, Y, Yb, Zn, Zr) in samples…”
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Characterizing physiological status in three breeds of bulls reared under ecological and climate conditions of the Altai region by Narozhnykh, K. N., Konovalova, T. V., Korotkevich, O. S., Sebezhko, O. I., Kleschev, M. A., Petukhov, V. L., Shishin, N. I., Osadchuk, L. V.

“…Ecological and climatic factors have an impact on the health, productivity and reproduction of the cattle. The goal of this work is the study of physiological…”
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