… cattle-using tribes of East Africa. There will be noted, in general, the following points: the existence of cattle, … They mean by this that if a man has a cow, which he looks after and tends it …
… Colour patterning also conveys symbolic meaning and bears cultural value, but that topic is beyond the scope of this chapter (Fukui 1979). As an indirect test of the mastery of …
… of anatomical segments of cattle and sheep/… meaning attributed to the front limb of cattle is probably not the same as the one attributed to the front limb of sheep/goats because cattle are …
… The cattle network was more fragmented than the pig network, with a mean fragmentation … for the pig network compared to the cattle network, meaning that more pig holdings that were …
… Least squares means and error standard deviations for birth … ; no differences in their mean gestation lengths were detected. … they did not differ in their mean birth weight. Sires within …
… cows and growing cattle, respectively). Mean BW for dairy cows and growing cattle was 606 … was generally lower in dairy cow diets compared with diets fed to growing cattle (36.7 vs. …
… cattle movements are uni-directional, the network is unusual in that the risks of acquiring infection (by importing cattle) and of passing infection on (by exporting cattle… This means that the …
… The mean number of other farms contacted per year by a farm in the network via movements of cattle, the mean farm contact rate for disease Model 1, was within the range of 7.7 to 8.5 …
… cattle assayed for whole blood glutathione peroxidase (GSH-Px) activity in Idaho and Washington were deficient in selenium. Cattle … Cattle were supplemented by the addition of sodium …
… tle were from 7 herds with no cattle similarly identified as infected). … cattle (mean ± SD, 163 ± 108 cattle). Sizes of noninfected herds ranged from 40 to 98 cattle (mean ± SD, 61 ± 18 cattle…