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Seasonal effects on the patterns of deposition of water, fat and protein in rabbit meat.
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Rates of deposition in postnatal life determined that the chemical composition tended to be similar to that of rabbits grown in other seasons, while a tendency towards a higher degree of fatness in older animals was also observed in this season.About:
This article is published in Meat Science.The article was published on 1988-01-01. It has received 3 citations till now.read more
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Lipid and fatty acid composition of rabbit meat: Part 1.-Apolar fraction.
TL;DR: The apolar lipid contents and the fatty acid composition of meat from two rabbit breeds fed two commercial diets of different protein and crude fibre levels have been studied and only clear influences of age, sex, breed, and/or feeding on the fatty acids C-16:0, C- 18:0 and C-18:2 of total and apolar lipids were found.
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Chemical and fatty acid composition of meat from Spanish wild rabbits and hares.
TL;DR: The differences in the chemical and fatty acid compositions between the meats of five Spanish wild rabbits andFive Spanish wild hares for foreleg, loin, hindleg and perirenal fat have been studied.
Estudios sobre el crecimiento en el conejo (oryctolagus curiculus l.)
TL;DR: Para LLEVARLO A CABO SE HAN UTILIZADO UN TOTAL DE 320 ANIMALES PERTENECIENTES A DOS LINEAS (NEOZELANDESA Y CALIFORNIA) Y A LOS DOS SEXOS.
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Effect of Environmental Temperature and Dietary Fat Supplementation on the Performance and Carcass Characteristics of Growing and Finishing Swine
T. S. Stahly,Gary L. Cromwell +1 more
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The influence of photoperiod on body weight gain, body composition, nutrient intake and hormone secretion.
TL;DR: Hormonal mechanisms involved in photoperiod-induced alterations in growth remain to be established and change in secretion of reproductive hormones in the peripubertal period of cattle may be associated with the anabolic effects previously described and is consistent with gonad dependency.
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A study of the growth of sheep to maturity
TL;DR: The results confirm those of Searle, Graham & O'Callaghan (1972) based on tritium dilution which showed that post-puberal growth in sheep is of constant composition, and the results of the metabolic studies are shown to be consistent with the growth studies.
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