Understanding the importance of feeds and fodders in animal production, adopting intercropping and backyard cultivation techniques to increase land productivity, and utilizing rabbits and poultry in traditional farming practices for resource-poor farmers.

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Discover the fascinating world of animal tracks through detailed images and descriptions. Learn about various tracks left by caribou, sheep, red foxes, gray wolves, squirrels, rabbits, weasels, and more. Find out about the size, movement patterns, and activity times associated with each type of trac

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This content presents genetic problems on linkage and crossing over in different organisms such as corn, tomato, Drosophila, and rabbits. It describes the traits involved, crosses performed, and results obtained to calculate crossing over frequencies and distances between linked genes. The examples

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Laboratory animals play a crucial role in scientific research due to their physiological similarity to humans. Common types include mice, rats, hamsters, guinea pigs, rabbits, and monkeys. They are classified into conventional and gnotobiotic animals based on their microbial status. Specific pathoge

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In this collection, you'll find images of various pets including Bigginyn, Moddey (dogs), Kayt (cats), Eeast (fish), Conning (rabbits), and Muc Rangagh (guinea pig). Each image is tagged with its name and whether the speaker has that pet or not.

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Fodder, essential for livestock like cattle, rabbits, and horses, includes hay, silage, and fresh forage plants. Green fodder provides easily digestible nutrients, essential for animal health and milk production. While concentrates may boost production, green fodder remains economical and vital due

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Learn about the adorable world of rabbits, from their cute and fluffy nature to interesting facts and records. Discover how rabbits make great pets, the importance of companionship for bunnies, and astonishing records like the oldest and longest rabbits ever known.

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Tyzzer's disease is an acute bacterial infection affecting rodents and rabbits, caused by Clostridium piliforme. Discovered in 1917 by Ernest Tyzzer, the disease is characterized by necrotic lesions in the caecal mucosa, liver, and heart. Initially known as Bacillus piliformis, it was later renamed

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Pasteurellosis, caused by organisms like Pasteurella and Mannheimia, affects various animals including cattle, fowl, pigs, and rabbits. The disease presents as haemorrhagic septicaemia in cattle, with symptoms like high fever and respiratory distress. It is an important bacterial disease in livestoc

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In Day One of the Imagine It Reading Series Grade 2, 2008, the story follows a group of friends who spot four tiny rabbits on their way home from school. The rabbits are cleverly hidden under a bush, blending in with the surroundings. The engaging narrative captures the excitement of discovering nat

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Samantha explores sequence patterns with a sequence-generating machine starting with 2 rabbits. She analyzes the pattern, predicts the next terms, and starts a new sequence with an initial value of 5. Join her in creating and organizing sequence families based on growth patterns, finding sequence ge

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Discover a range of intriguing superstitions in Great Britain, from food beliefs like pushing a spoon through a boiled egg to ward off the devil, to table superstitions involving cutlery and tablecloths. Explore animal superstitions involving bears, bats, ravens, sparrows, black and white rabbits, a

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Explore the fascinating world of regeneration as seen in different organisms such as sea sponges, plants like rose bushes, earthworms, starfish, salamanders, and even mammals like rabbits and humans. Discover the remarkable ability of these creatures to regenerate and recover from injuries, highligh

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Explore the benefits of simulation in predicting wildlife impact and balance in predator-prey relationships through a Java program simulating foxes and rabbits. Learn about important classes, behaviors of rabbits, and the overall simulation setup.

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In this comprehensive guide by Josh Schaeffer, you will learn about different types of rabbit production including fanciers pets, breeding stock, show animals, laboratory fur/hair, Angora, Rex, and meat rabbits. The guide covers the basics of raising meat rabbits, breed selection, general management

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Gastrointestinal diseases are common in pet rabbits and can lead to serious health issues. Factors such as decreased motility, bloat, obstruction, and diarrhea affect their digestion. Understanding the complexities of rabbit physiology, nutritional requirements, and signs of GI disease is crucial fo

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Once upon a time, there were four little rabbits named Flopsy, Mopsy, Cotton-tail, and Peter, who lived with their Mother under a fir tree. Peter's mischievous adventures lead him into Mr. McGregor's garden, where he encounters thrilling chases and unexpected friends. Explore the drama activities ce

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Forage demand varies among animals based on their digestive systems. Hind-gut fermenters consume around 2.5% of their body weight in dry matter forage per day, while ruminants consume 3.0%. Examples provided include cows eating 20% of their body weight, horses eating 3.0%, and rabbits eating 3% dail

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The Wildlife Trackers, a group of young scientists, conducted a study to understand how the presence of people and different habitats affect the behavior and flight responses of animals in their neighborhood. By measuring flight response distances of various animals like birds, lizards, and rabbits,

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Explore a series of detailed histological slides showcasing the stomach anatomy of different animal species including cats, rabbits, dogs, pigs, sheep, and goats. The images highlight key features such as gastric pits, mucosal layers, chief and parietal cells, proper gastric glands, cardiac and pylo

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The American Pika, a small mammal related to rabbits, is facing challenges due to climate change. Warmer temperatures are pushing their alpine habitat higher, leading to habitat loss and food scarcity. Declining populations, impact from predators, and mismatches in breeding and food availability are

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Olfaction, the sense of smell, plays a vital role in animals like dogs and rabbits for environmental warning. Humans and primates, although microsomatics, also rely on smell for pleasure and food enjoyment. The olfactory system, including the olfactory mucosa's histological structure and specialized

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This training module focuses on the utilization of laboratory animals in biomedical research, covering various species such as rodents, rabbits, birds, amphibians, and more. It emphasizes understanding different animal models, controlling experimental variables, and outlining responsibilities within

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