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Classification of the Dromedary Camels |
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M. F. Wardeh
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Camel Breeds of India. |
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N.D. Khanna, A.K. Rai and S.N. Tandon
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Studies on Pituitary-Ovarian Axis in the Female Camel
with Special Reference to Cystic and Inactive Ovaries. |
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A.A.
Hegazy, A.Ali, M. Al-Eknah and S. Ismail
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Physical and Biochemical Attributes of
Camel Semen. |
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V.K. Agrawal, L. Ram, A. K. Rai, N. D. Khanna and S. P. Agarwal
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Effect of Different Extenders on
Motility Survival and Acrosomal Integrity of Camel Speramatozoa Frozen in
Ampouls. |
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X.X. Zhao, Y.M. Huang, Q.C. Nie, Y.K. Zhang and B.X. Chen
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Maintenance Energy Requirements and Energy Utilization by Dromedary at Rest. |
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A. Guerouali, R.Zine Filali, M.Vermore, and M.F. Wardeh
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Feed Intake and Digestibility in Camels
and Wheat Straw and Meadow Hay. |
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D. Cianci, L. Gio, A. M.Hashi, S.Pastoreli, M. Kamoun, G. B. Liponi, and M.
Orlandi
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Two Transferases and Four Electrolytes in Normal One‑Humped Camel Serum. |
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A. Sarwar, M.A. Majeed, G. Hur and l.R. Khan
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Seasonal Variations in Haematological and Serum Biochemical Parameters in
Racing Camels. |
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R. Salman and M. Afzal
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Water Balance in the Camel (Camelus dromedarius). |
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R. Zine Filali and R. Shaw ................................................................................................................................... |
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Biochemical Adaptation of Camelids During Fasting. |
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J. Wensvoort, D.J. Kyle, E.R. 0rskov and D.A. Bourke
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Effect of Dietary Zinc Supplementation on Wound Healing in Camels. |
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L. S. Fahmy, E. A. Berbish, H. M. Teleb and A. A. Hegazy
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Functional Anatomy of the Renal Pelvis
in the One-Humped Camel. |
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H. Zguigal and A. Ouhsine
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Microstructural Characteristics of
Arabian Camel Meat. |
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A. Kassem, M. T. El Sayed and A. Ahmed .............................................................................................................. |
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Studies
on Mastitis in Female Camels with Special Reference to Brucellosis. |
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A. A. Hegazy, A.El Dughaym, M.Alaknah, F. M.T. Housawi
and M.E. Hatem
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Pathology in Camel Lungs. |
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R. Zubair, A. Ahmed, M. Z. Khan and M. A. Sabri
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Eye Affections Among Camels in Egypt. (2) Pathological
Studies. |
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A.A. Hegazy, Lotfia. S. Fahmy, M.A. Aiad and A.A. Shamaa
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Editor in Chief ......................................................................................................................................................... |
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