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Meat Science|November 8, 2011

The cumulative effect of nutritional, shearing and preslaughter washing stresses on the quality of lamb meatA R Bray, A E Graafhuis, B B Chrystall

New Zealand Veterinary Journal|April 1, 1987

Magnesium supplementation of lactating ewes and lamb growthA R Bray, R N Burton, B T Cox

The Journal of Experimental Zoology|August 15, 1995

Wool growth rate in vitro is independent of host animal nutrition, season, and the potential mediators of photoperiod, melatonin and prolactinL M Winder, D R Scobie, A R Bray, et al.

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Meat Science|November 8, 2011

The cumulative effect of nutritional, shearing and preslaughter washing stresses on the quality of lamb meatA R Bray, A E Graafhuis, B B Chrystall

New Zealand Veterinary Journal|April 1, 1987

Magnesium supplementation of lactating ewes and lamb growthA R Bray, R N Burton, B T Cox

The Journal of Experimental Zoology|August 15, 1995

Wool growth rate in vitro is independent of host animal nutrition, season, and the potential mediators of photoperiod, melatonin and prolactinL M Winder, D R Scobie, A R Bray, et al.

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