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The effect of dietary monensin on the luteinizing hormone response of prepuberal heifers given a multiple gonadotropin-releasing hormone challenge

Randel et al., 1980

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5336080699763363493
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Randel R
Rhodes III R
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Journal of animal science

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Summary Ten prepuberal Simmental× Brahman-Hereford heifers (average weight 208±4 kg) were randomly assigned to receive either 2.7 kg/head/day of ground milo containing 0 mg monensin sodium (C) or 2.7 kg/head/day of ground milo containing 200 mg monensin …
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