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Pregnancy Disease In Ewes

Donald E. Moore

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Pregnancy disease may be defined as a toxemia of advanced pregnancy characterized by paralysis and convulsions, a high mortality, extreme fatty degeneration of the liver and an extreme ketonuria.

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Pregnancy disease may be defined as a toxemia of advanced pregnancy characterized by paralysis and convulsions, a high mortality, extreme fatty degeneration of the liver and an extreme ketonuria.

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Pregnancy disease may be defined as a toxemia of advanced pregnancy characterized by paralysis and convulsions, a high mortality, extreme fatty degeneration of the liver and an extreme ketonuria.

Key concepts: Pregnancy, Disease, Obstetrics, Medicine, Computer science, Physiology, Biology, Internal medicine

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