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Choice of foraging patches by hill sheep given different opportunities to seek shelter and food
Authors: Duncan, AJ Mayes, RW Young, SA Lamb, CS MacEachern, P
Citation: Aj. Duncan et al., Choice of foraging patches by hill sheep given different opportunities to seek shelter and food, ANIM SCI, 73, 2001, pp. 563-570
A model of radioiodine transfer to goat milk incorporating the influence of stable iodine
Authors: Crout, NMJ Beresford, NA Mayes, RW MacEachern, PJ Barnett, CL Lamb, CS Howard, BJ
Citation: Nmj. Crout et al., A model of radioiodine transfer to goat milk incorporating the influence of stable iodine, RADIAT ENV, 39(1), 2000, pp. 59-65
A comparative assessment of the potential use of alginates and dietary calcium manipulation as countermeasures to reduce the transfer of radiostrontium to the milk of dairy animals
Authors: Beresford, NA Mayes, RW Colgrove, PM Barnett, CL Bryce, L Dodd, BA Lamb, CS
Citation: Na. Beresford et al., A comparative assessment of the potential use of alginates and dietary calcium manipulation as countermeasures to reduce the transfer of radiostrontium to the milk of dairy animals, J ENV RAD, 51(3), 2000, pp. 321-334
The importance of source-dependent bioavailability in determining the transfer of ingested radionuclides to ruminant-derived food products
Authors: Beresford, NA Mayes, RW Cooke, AI Barnett, CL Howard, BJ Lamb, CS Naylor, GPL
Citation: Na. Beresford et al., The importance of source-dependent bioavailability in determining the transfer of ingested radionuclides to ruminant-derived food products, ENV SCI TEC, 34(21), 2000, pp. 4455-4462
The effectiveness of alginates to reduce the transfer of radiostrontium tothe milk of dairy goats
Authors: Beresford, NA Mayes, RW MacEachern, PJ Dodd, BA Lamb, CS
Citation: Na. Beresford et al., The effectiveness of alginates to reduce the transfer of radiostrontium tothe milk of dairy goats, J ENV RAD, 44(1), 1999, pp. 43-54
The use of naturally occurring and artificially applied n-alkanes as markers for estimation of short-term diet composition and intake in sheep
Authors: Duncan, AJ Mayes, RW Lamb, CS Young, SA Castillo, I
Citation: Aj. Duncan et al., The use of naturally occurring and artificially applied n-alkanes as markers for estimation of short-term diet composition and intake in sheep, J AGR SCI, 132, 1999, pp. 233-246
Transfer of cadmium and mercury to sheep tissues
Authors: Beresford, NA Mayes, RW Crout, NMJ Maceachern, PK Dodd, BA Barnett, CL Lamb, CS
Citation: Na. Beresford et al., Transfer of cadmium and mercury to sheep tissues, ENV SCI TEC, 33(14), 1999, pp. 2395-2402
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