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Production & Nutrition |
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1. The Future of Camels is their Present.
M. Djemali and G. Alhadrami |
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2. Trace-element Metabolism in Camel.
B. Faye and M. Bengoumi |
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3. Assessing Nutrient Requirements and limits to Production
of the Camel under its Simulated Natural Environment.
A. Guerouali, and M. F. Wardeh |
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4. Effect of Milking Techniques on Milk Production Potential
in Indian Camel Breeds under Farm Conditions.
M. S. Sahani, M. Rahinasabapathy, Gorakhmal, and N. D.
Khanna |
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5. Factors Influencing Pre and Post Weaning Body Weights and
Daily Weight Gain in Indigenous Breeds of Camels under Farm
Conditions.
M.S. Sahani, U.K. Bissa and N.D. Khanna
6. A Primary Investigation on Heritabilities of Growth
Measures in the Magrabi Camel of Libya.
S.A. Hermas, H. Abushuashi and F. Abusaud |
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Physiology & Racing |
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7. A Comparative Physiological Study Between Camels and
Goats During Water Deprivation.
M. A. Ayoub and A. A. Saleh |
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8. The Ultrastructure of the Camel Eosinophil.
E.H.
Johnson, D. Muirhead, R. Al-Busaidy and B. E. Musa |
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9. Synchronization of Estrus in the She-Camel.
A.A.
Ismail, A.A. Siam, Amal El-Nahla and S.M.M. Abuzead |
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10. Embryo Transfer in the Camel, Can it be Applied to Field
Conditions with Realistic Costs?
A.H. Tinson and K.
Singh |
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11. Effect of Damaging Brown Gland (Poll-Gland) on Plasma
Blood Testosterone Concentration in Male Camels.
A.M. Shareha |
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12. Comparative Study on Riding Performance of Male and
Female Camels.
R.
Singh, A. K. Rai, M. S. Sahani and N. D. Khanna |
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Diseases & Surgery |
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13. Pathological Studies on Camel Coccidiosis in the United
Arab Emirates.
J.
Kinne and U. Wernery |
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14. Cystic Echinococcosis (Hydatidosis) in Sheep, Goats,
Cattle and Camels in Shahat Abattoir, Al-Jabal, Libya.
N.
W. Al-Khalidi |
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15. Efficacy of Closantel Plus Albendazole Liquid Suspension
against Natural Infection of Gastrointestinal Parasites in
Jordanian Camel.
K.M. Al-Qudah, L.A. Sharif, O.F. Al-Rawashdeh and F.K. Al-Ani |
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16. Surveillance of Brucella Antibodies in Camels of the
Eastern Region of Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates.
T.
Moustafa, E.A. Omer, S.M. Basyouni and A. S. El-Badawi |
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17. Serological Survey Against Some Viral Diseases in Camels
in Sharkia Governorate, Egypt.
M.I. Eisa |
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18. A Field Oriented Immobilization Technique for Mandibular
Fracture in Camel: A Clinical Study.
J.P. Lavania |
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Pharmacology |
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19. Bioavailability of Ascorbic Acid in Camels (Camelus
drmedarius) Following Administration by Different Routes.
H.A. Elsheikh, H.E. Mohamed, and H.M. Mousa |
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20. Disposition of ketoprofen in Camel.
Nawal.A. Al Katheeri and I.A. Wasfi |
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21. Urinary Testosterone Equivalent Levels in Mature Male
and Female Racing Camels.
A.A. Abdel Hadi, I.A. Wasfi, M.A. Osman and N.S. Boni |
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Miscellaneous |
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22.The Camel in Ancient Egypt (A Historical Report).
A.S. Saber |
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23. Museum of Camel as Scientific, Educational and Cultural
Institution.
Arnautovic and A. Dzuvic |
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