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    Hristov AN, Ahvenjarvi S, McAllister TA, Huhtanen P.
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  • 32. The effect of physical form of orchardgrass hay on the passage of particulate matter through the rumen of sheep.
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  • 37. A pilot investigation on the effect of induced saliva flow on digestive parameters in sheep, and a comparison with cattle.
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