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Veterinary Reproduction and Obstetrics: Theriogenology

Geoffrey H. Arthur, David E. Noakes, Harold E. Pearson

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This new edition has been updated and expanded throughout to incorporate new knowledge on all aspects of fertility, diagnosis and control, obstetric problems and their management. Includes a new chapter on embryo transfer in large domestic animals and greater emphasis is given to the male species as a source of infertility.

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This new edition has been updated and expanded throughout to incorporate new knowledge on all aspects of fertility, diagnosis and control, obstetric problems and their management. Includes a new chapter on embryo transfer in large domestic animals and greater emphasis is given to the male species as a source of infertility.

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This new edition has been updated and expanded throughout to incorporate new knowledge on all aspects of fertility, diagnosis and control, obstetric problems and their management. Includes a new chapter on embryo transfer in large domestic animals and greater emphasis is given to the male species as a source of infertility.

Key concepts: Theriogenology, Reproduction, Infertility, Reproductive technology, Embryo transfer, Fertility, Medicine, Biology

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