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The partition of certain mineral nutrients in the colostomised laying pullet and the determination of faecal endogenous calcium and phosphorus excretion by an isotopic dilution method
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 27 March 2009
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1. An experiment is described in which the partition of calcium phosphorus, sodium, potassium and manganese in the excreta of the colostomized laying hen fed a diet adequate in these minerals is examined.
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