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Authors:
DATTA FU
NOLAN JV
ROWE JB
GRAY GD
Citation: Fu. Datta et al., PROTEIN SUPPLEMENTATION IMPROVES THE PERFORMANCE OF PARASITIZED SHEEPFED A STRAW-BASED DIET, International journal for parasitology, 28(8), 1998, pp. 1269-1278
Authors:
HOLST PJ
HALL DG
STANLEY DF
NOLAN JV
Citation: Pj. Holst et al., EFFECTS OF SEX AND LIVEWEIGHT ON FEEDING-BEHAVIOR OF CROSSBRED WEANERLAMBS RECEIVING OATEN GRAIN SUPPLEMENT ON LUCERNE PASTURE, Australian journal of experimental agriculture, 37(6), 1997, pp. 611-615
Authors:
HOLST PJ
HALL DG
NOLAN JV
Citation: Pj. Holst et al., ESTIMATIONS OF PASTURE AND GRAIN INTAKE OF PREPARTUM SINGLE- AND TWIN-BEARING EWES, Australian journal of experimental agriculture, 36(5), 1996, pp. 529-532
Authors:
HINCH GN
LYNCH JJ
NOLAN JV
LENG RA
BINDON BM
PIPER LR
Citation: Gn. Hinch et al., SUPPLEMENTATION OF HIGH FECUNDITY BORDER-LEICESTER X MERINO EWES WITHA HIGH-PROTEIN FEED - ITS EFFECT ON LAMB SURVIVAL, Australian journal of experimental agriculture, 36(2), 1996, pp. 129-136
Authors:
SWAIN RA
NOLAN JV
KLIEVE AV
Citation: Ra. Swain et al., NATURAL VARIABILITY AND DIURNAL FLUCTUATIONS WITHIN THE BACTERIOPHAGEPOPULATION OF THE RUMEN, Applied and environmental microbiology, 62(3), 1996, pp. 994-997
Authors:
NOLAN JV
LIANG JB
ABDULLAH N
KUDO H
ISMAIL H
HO YW
JALALUDIN S
Citation: Jv. Nolan et al., FOOD-INTAKE, NUTRIENT UTILIZATION AND WATER TURNOVER IN THE LESSER MOUSE-DEER (TRAGULUS-JAVANICUS) GIVEN LUNDAI (SAPIUM-BACCATUM), Comparative biochemistry and physiology. Part A, Physiology, 111(1), 1995, pp. 177-182
EFFECTS OF WEANING, SUPPLEMENTATION AND GENDER ON ACQUIRED-IMMUNITY TO HAEMONCHUS-CONTORTUS IN LAMBS
Authors:
SHAW KL
NOLAN JV
LYNCH JJ
COVERDALE OR
GILL HS
Citation: Kl. Shaw et al., EFFECTS OF WEANING, SUPPLEMENTATION AND GENDER ON ACQUIRED-IMMUNITY TO HAEMONCHUS-CONTORTUS IN LAMBS, International journal for parasitology, 25(3), 1995, pp. 381-387
Authors:
COOPER SDB
KYRIAZAKIS I
NOLAN JV
Citation: Sdb. Cooper et al., DIET SELECTION IN SHEEP - THE ROLE OF THE RUMEN ENVIRONMENT IN THE SELECTION OF A DIET FROM 2 FEEDS THAT DIFFER IN THEIR ENERGY DENSITY, British Journal of Nutrition, 74(1), 1995, pp. 39-54
Authors:
HENNESSY DW
KOHUN PJ
WILLIAMSON PJ
BROWN DA
NOLAN JV
Citation: Dw. Hennessy et al., THE EFFECT OF NITROGEN AND PROTEIN SUPPLEMENTATION ON FEED-INTAKE, GROWTH AND DIGESTIVE FUNCTION OF STEERS WITH DIFFERENT BOS-INDICUS, BOS-TAURUS GENOTYPES WHEN FED A LOW-QUALITY GRASS HAY, Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 46(6), 1995, pp. 1121-1136
Authors:
PROVENZA FD
LYNCH JJ
NOLAN JV
Citation: Fd. Provenza et al., FOOD AVERSION CONDITIONED IN ANESTHETIZED SHEEP, Physiology & behavior, 55(3), 1994, pp. 429-432
Authors:
HEGARTY RS
NOLAN JV
LENG RA
Citation: Rs. Hegarty et al., THE EFFECTS OF PROTOZOA AND OF SUPPLEMENTATION WITH NITROGEN AND SULFUR ON DIGESTION AND MICROBIAL-METABOLISM IN THE RUMEN OF SHEEP, Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 45(6), 1994, pp. 1215-1227
Authors:
FREUDENBERGER DO
NOLAN JV
Citation: Do. Freudenberger et Jv. Nolan, GLUCOSE-METABOLISM IN A KANGAROO (MACROPUS-ROBUSTUS-ERUBESCENS) AND ASIMILAR SIZE EUTHERIAN HERBIVORE, THE FERAL GOAT, Comparative biochemistry and physiology. Part A, Physiology, 106(2), 1993, pp. 295-298
Authors:
PROVENZA FD
NOLAN JV
LYNCH JJ
Citation: Fd. Provenza et al., TEMPORAL CONTIGUITY BETWEEN FOOD INGESTION AND TOXICOSIS AFFECTS THE ACQUISITION OF FOOD AVERSIONS IN SHEEP, Applied animal behaviour science, 38(3-4), 1993, pp. 269-281
NITROGEN-METABOLISM AND REQUIREMENTS OF NITROGEN AND ENERGY IN THE WOMBATS (MARSUPIALIA, VOMBATIDAE)
Authors:
BARBOZA PS
HUME ID
NOLAN JV
Citation: Ps. Barboza et al., NITROGEN-METABOLISM AND REQUIREMENTS OF NITROGEN AND ENERGY IN THE WOMBATS (MARSUPIALIA, VOMBATIDAE), Physiological zoology, 66(5), 1993, pp. 807-828
Authors:
VANHOUTERT MFJ
NOLAN JV
LENG RA
Citation: Mfj. Vanhoutert et al., PROTEIN, ACETATE AND PROPIONATE FOR ROUGHAGE-FED LAMBS .2. NUTRIENT KINETICS, Animal Production, 56, 1993, pp. 369-378
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