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    Reynolds CK, Lapierre H, Tyrrell HF, Elsasser TH, Staples RC, Gaudreau P, Brazeau P.
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  • 38. Nitrogen utilization in growing lambs: effects of grain (starch) and protein sources with various rates of ruminal degradation.
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