item: #1 of 53 id: animalrev-10 author: Sabow, Azad B; Yakub, Nithal Y; Saleh, Shawnm J title: Essential and Toxic Metals Determination in Imported and Fresh Beef Cattle Meat Sold in Erbil Markets date: 2021 words: 3177 flesch: 62 summary: Beef cattle meat is gaining preference by many meat consumers, thanks to its low intramuscular fat, mainly saturated fatty acid, and cholesterol level when contrasted with comparative cuts of mutton (Pighin et al., 2016). Regardless of its low in fats content when contrasted with meat from different ruminants, beef cattle meat has a high extent of unsaturated fatty acids notwithstanding being a source of conjugated linoleic corrosive, which have such useful consequences for human wellbeing as mitigating, hostile to thrombotic and atherosclerotic deterrents (Daley, Amber, Patrick, Glenn, & Stephanie, 2010). keywords: beef; boneless; cattle; cattle meat; meat; metals cache: animalrev-10.pdf plain text: animalrev-10.txt item: #2 of 53 id: animalrev-11 author: A.A, Umar; S.M, Atabo title: Gross Morphology and Morphometric Studies of Digestive Tract of Barn Owl (Tyto alba) date: 2019 words: 1593 flesch: 66 summary: After Cervical (Plate 1) subluxation, the digestive tracts were collected for morphology and morphometry (location, shape, size, length, breadth and weight of the segments of digestive tract were considered) (Oyelowo et al., 2017). Gross and histological studies of digestive tract of broilers during postnatal growth and development. keywords: barn; length; owl; owls; tract cache: animalrev-11.pdf plain text: animalrev-11.txt item: #3 of 53 id: animalrev-12 author: Birmani, Muhammad Waseem ; Nawab, Aamir ; Ghani, Muhammad Waseem ; Li, Guanghui ; Wu, Jiang ; Liu, Wenchao ; An, Lilong title: Probiotic Supplementation in Poultry Production as an Alternative to Antibiotic Feed Additive date: 2019 words: 6964 flesch: 49 summary: Subtilis spore (GalliPro ® ) nutrients equivalency value on broiler chicken performance, Italian Journal of Animal Science, vol. 14, pp. Newcastle antibody titers were significantly higher in broiler chicken fed probiotics as a supplement in the diet as compared to control group Rowghani, et al. keywords: animal; antibiotics; broiler; chicken; effects; growth; health; journal; meat; performance; poultry; probiotics; production; review; science; vol cache: animalrev-12.pdf plain text: animalrev-12.txt item: #4 of 53 id: animalrev-13 author: S.A, Famakinde; N, Okwelum ; O.O, Leigh title: Supernumerary Teats in Kalahari Red Goats in the Humid Tropics date: 2019 words: 3917 flesch: 64 summary: Information has been provided on the occurrence of teat abnormalities in the indigenous goat breeds in Nigeria but there remains a dearth of information on the incidence of teat abnormalities in the Kalahari red goats (KRG). However there is dearth of information on the incidence of teat abnormalities in the Kalahari red goats following its introduction into South Western Nigeria. keywords: animal; goats; kalahari; nigeria; red; snt; teat; udder cache: animalrev-13.pdf plain text: animalrev-13.txt item: #5 of 53 id: animalrev-14 author: Mohammed, Riyadh ; Sant, Kavita Kemeela ; Garcia, Gary Wayne title: Effects of Segregated Early Weaning at 7 Days on Dams Body Condition, Parturition Interval and Offspring Birth Weight and Litter Size in the Agouti (Dasyprocta Leporina) for Intensive Production date: 2019 words: 3903 flesch: 69 summary: Pre Parturition Feeding Management Dams were fed 1000g of fresh fruit per day, usually the fruit in season or abundance (farm grown). Dams were also allowed 100g of concentrate per day (Ration A 17% Min. CP) during the conception and early gestation period. keywords: dams; days; litter; offspring; parturition; size; weaning cache: animalrev-14.pdf plain text: animalrev-14.txt item: #6 of 53 id: animalrev-15 author: Tokachil, Najir ; Yusoff, Nuraini title: The Simulation of Egg Hatching Trend of Aedes Aegypti Associated with Rainfall Distribution date: 2018 words: 3262 flesch: 60 summary:        2 1 1 1 max ( 1) ( ) (4) c wd t E t s c wd The parameter 1s is the proportion of the Aedes aegypti in egg stage will survive and move to the larva stage,  1twd was taken as the amount of rainfall or stagnant water in a container at time t disregarding the shape of the container. The graphical results were shown to illustrate the relationship between the rainfall, egg number and adult Aedes aegypti. keywords: adult; egg; mosquito; number; population; rainfall; stage cache: animalrev-15.pdf plain text: animalrev-15.txt item: #7 of 53 id: animalrev-16 author: Sivajothi, S.; Reddy, B. Sudhakara title: Macroscopic and Microscopic Studies on Sarcocystis Infection in Buffaloes - Public Health Alert date: 2018 words: 1635 flesch: 45 summary: [1] A. Oryan, N. Ahmadi, and S. M. M. Mousavi, Prevalence, biology, and distribution pattern of Sarcocystis infection in water buffalo (Bubalus bubalis) in Iran, Tropical Animal Health and Production, vol. 42, pp. Throughout the world, different literature and information was available on Sarcocystis diagnosis during the time of slaughter and examination of the minced meat of animals keywords: buffaloes; meat; sarcocystis; study; view cache: animalrev-16.pdf plain text: animalrev-16.txt item: #8 of 53 id: animalrev-17 author: Nawab, Aamir ; Zhao, Yi ; Ibtisham, Fahar ; Li, Guanghui ; Xiao, Mei ; Wu, Jiang ; Liu, Wenchao ; Tang, Shuyan ; An, Lilong title: The Potential Effect of Zinc Deficiency on Reproductive Profile of Male Rat and its Possible Consequences date: 2018 words: 5400 flesch: 49 summary: This overview comprises the information about negative effects of Zn deficiency on reproductive system of male rat and their possible outcomes. Scientific studies indicated that Zn deficiency severely affects the reproductive physiology of male rats. keywords: cells; deficiency; journal; male; rats; sperm; spermatogenesis; testes; testicular; vol; zinc; zn deficiency cache: animalrev-17.pdf plain text: animalrev-17.txt item: #9 of 53 id: animalrev-18 author: Berghiche, A ; Khenenou, T ; Boualleg, I M ; Bouacida, A ; Labiad, I title: Study of Factors Linked to the Variation in Rentability in the Farming of Broiler Chickens in Northeast Algeria date: 2018 words: 4483 flesch: 63 summary: [12] M. R. Shirzad, S. Seifi, H. R. Gheisari, B. A. Hachesoo, H. Habibi, and H. Bujmehrani, Prevalence and risk factors for subclinical coccidiosis in broiler chicken farms in Mazandaran province, Iran, Tropical Animal Health and Production, vol. 43, pp. Obtaining good zootechnical performance in broiler chicken farming requires continuous and regular zootechnical and sanitary monitoring throughout the breeding period to increase its rentability. keywords: animal; breeding; building; consumption; mortality; rate; review; rights; source; study; week; weight cache: animalrev-18.pdf plain text: animalrev-18.txt item: #10 of 53 id: animalrev-19 author: Nawab, Aamir ; Nawab, Yasir ; Tang, Shuyan ; Wu, Jiang ; Liu, Wenchao ; Li, Guanghui ; Xiao, Mei ; An, Lilong title: A Pictorial Guidebook on Poultry Diseases; Diagnostic Techniques and their Effective Treatment date: 2018 words: 3243 flesch: 54 summary: A PICTORIAL GUIDEBOOK ON POULTRY DISEASES; DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES AND THEIR EFFECTIVE TREATMENT Aamir Nawab1 Yasir Nawab2 Shuyan Tang3 Jiang Wu4 Therefore, there is need to control poultry diseases. keywords: animal; beam; conscientia; disease; drinking; drinking water; infection; poultry; rights; treatment; water cache: animalrev-19.pdf plain text: animalrev-19.txt item: #11 of 53 id: animalrev-2 author: M, Stancheva ; A, Merdzhanova ; B, Galunska ; A.D, Dobreva title: The Effect of Steaming Process on Fat Soluble Vitamins Content and Fatty Acid Profile in Bluefish and Rainbow Trout Fillets date: 2014 words: 4884 flesch: 66 summary: Meanwhile, in the Western society and Bulgaria consumption of raw fish is rare. Our data for cholecalciferol content in raw fish tissue (table 2) are in accordance with the data given by Mattila et al. for vitamin D3 content (0.28 - 47.7 µg.100g-1 raw tissue) in fishes keywords: acid; bluefish; content; fatty; fish; pufa; rainbow; species; steamed; steaming; total; trout; vol cache: animalrev-2.pdf plain text: animalrev-2.txt item: #12 of 53 id: animalrev-20 author: Negrete, Jaime Cuauhtemoc title: Mechatronics and Precision Livestock Farming in Mexican Animal Production date: 2017 words: 4468 flesch: 35 summary: According to these projections makes it necessary to analyze the pressure for increased food production of animal origin, leading to review technologies applied in the rest of the world to carry out such an increase, a technology is the application of mechatronics to animal production, which is also known as livestock farming precision. „Precision Livestock Farming‟ (PLF) technology is an arise research field that develops management tools aimed at continuous automatic monitoring of animal production, which includes real-time monitoring of growth, health and welfare. keywords: animal; cattle; farming; information; livestock; mechatronics; mexico; plf; precision; production; review; technologies; technology cache: animalrev-20.pdf plain text: animalrev-20.txt item: #13 of 53 id: animalrev-21 author: Gado, H.M; Khusro, A.; Salem, A.Z.M title: Role of Probiotics in Animal Nutrition date: 2017 words: 8608 flesch: 36 summary: [32] S. Y. Saleh, K. A. Attia, M. Fouad, and M. M. Nassar, Effects of multi-enzyme feed additive “kemzyme” or/and sodium bentonite “as a feed binder”on sexual activity and some fertility parameters of rabbit bucks, Journal of Agricultural Science, vol. 2, pp. 89-99, 2010. View at Google Scholar | View at Publisher [17] A. Z. M. Salem, M. M. El-Adawy, H. Gado, and M. S. M. Khalil, Feed intake, nutrient digestibility and animal growth performance in sheep and goats fed wheat straw, ADSA PSA AMPA ASAS Joint Annual Meeting, San Antonio, TX, USA, July 8–12. keywords: animal; diets; digestibility; effect; enzymes; fed; feed; google scholar; journal; performance; poultry; publisher; rabbit; science; supplementation; view; vol; zado cache: animalrev-21.pdf plain text: animalrev-21.txt item: #14 of 53 id: animalrev-22 author: Swai, Emmanuel S ; Wilson, R Trevor title: Helminths and Protozoa of the Gastrointestinal Tract of Ruminants in Tanzania date: 2017 words: 8614 flesch: 41 summary: [13] E. N. Kimbita, A. A. Kassuku, A. D. Maeda-Machang’u, U. M. Minga, J. Safari, and H. M. Msami, A survey of diseases of small ruminants in the eastern zone of Tanzania, Tanzania Veterinary Journal, vol. 23, pp. 125-134, 2006. View at Google Scholar [19] J. E. Msanga, Prevalence and economic importance of Fasciola gigantica and Stilesia hepatica in Sukumaland, Tanzania, Tanzania Veterinary Bulletin, vol. 7, pp. 9-16, 1987. keywords: animal; cattle; dairy; eimeria; goat; google; google scholar; morogoro; production; publisher; scale; scholar; sheep; species; tanzania; view; vol cache: animalrev-22.pdf plain text: animalrev-22.txt item: #15 of 53 id: animalrev-23 author: BAYKAN, Zeynep KÜÇÜK ; ÖZCAN, Mustafa title: Growth and Survival Parameters and Blood IgG and Total Protein Levels of Calves Born in the First Production Year of Brown Swiss and Simmental Cows date: 2017 words: 4775 flesch: 66 summary: The birth weight of twinborn Simmental calves was lower than single born calves, which was expected. Growth Performance Average birth weights, 60th day weights, weaning weights and daily weight gains were higher in Simmental calves than Brown Swiss calves, and this difference was statistically significant. keywords: birth; calves; day; levels; n.s; simmental; swiss; weaning; weight cache: animalrev-23.pdf plain text: animalrev-23.txt item: #16 of 53 id: animalrev-24 author: KAYGISIZ, Ferhan ; SEZGİN, Funda Hatice title: Forecasting Goat Milk Production in Turkey Using Artificial Neural Networks and Box-Jenkins Models date: 2017 words: 4041 flesch: 50 summary: In this study, future forecasts for goat milk production data were made and their compatibility was assessed by ARMA (Autoregressive Moving Average) which is one of the Box-Jenkins models frequently used in time series analyses and applied to level data, and ARIMA (Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average) methods applied to differentiated data along with ANN (Artificial neural networks models). 3. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION Various models were tested to determine the most appropriate model for a ten-year prospective estimation using goat milk production data between 1961 and 2016 and an estimation method was developed by comparing them. keywords: arma; data; estimation; goat; milk; models; production; series; study; turkey cache: animalrev-24.pdf plain text: animalrev-24.txt item: #17 of 53 id: animalrev-25 author: Tabeekh, Mudhar A. S Abu title: Competency Assessment of Veterinary Medicine Students Who are Trained in Basra Veterinary Hospital - 2017 date: 2018 words: 2487 flesch: 33 summary: COMPETENCY ASSESSMENT OF VETERINARY MEDICINE STUDENTS WHO ARE TRAINED IN BASRA VETERINARY HOSPITAL - 2017 Mudhar A. S. Abu Tabeekh1 1Basra Veterinary Hospital, Basra, Iraq ABSTRACT Article History Received: 1 January 2018 Revised: 16 January 2018 Accepted: 19 January 2018 Published: 22 January 2018 Keywords Basra hospital Competency assessment Veterinary students. This study designated to evaluate the competency of veterinary students who are trained in Basra Veterinary Hospital-Basra governorate- keywords: competency; students; study; veterinary; view; vol cache: animalrev-25.pdf plain text: animalrev-25.txt item: #18 of 53 id: animalrev-26 author: Ul Haque, Anwar ; Asrar, Waqar ; Omar, Ashraf Ali ; Sulaeman, Erwin ; Ali, Jaffar Syed Mohamed title: Hydrostatic and Hydrodynamic Characteristics of Swimming Animals- an Inspiration for Hybrid Buoyant Aircraft date: 2016 words: 3484 flesch: 61 summary: Keywords: Fineness ratio, California sea lion, Dorsal fin, minimum drag, Aerodynamic lift, Hybrid buoyant aircraft, Minimum drag, Buoyant independent drag. For example, the body of California sea lion has a cambered profile because of having flippers attached at an anhedral angle to it; where this geometric feature is perhaps to decrease the coefficient of pitching moment and to increase the roll stability. keywords: aircraft; animal; buoyant; california; dorsal; drag; fin; lion; sea cache: animalrev-26.pdf plain text: animalrev-26.txt item: #19 of 53 id: animalrev-27 author: Windusari, Yuanita ; Hanum, Laila ; Nofyan, Erwin ; Kamal, Mustafa ; Amsar, Adri title: Characteristic of Swamp Buffalo (Bubalus Bubalis) Pampangan at Ogan Komering Ilir, South Sumatera, Indonesia date: 2016 words: 4548 flesch: 62 summary: Description: a; Red buffalo horns, b; black buffalo horn, c; buffalo horn striped, d; lampung buffalo horn. Shape black buffalo and striped buffalo also has the same shape with a red buffalo is like a crescent moon. keywords: animal; black; body; buffalo; color; hair; lampung; red; shape; swamp cache: animalrev-27.pdf plain text: animalrev-27.txt item: #20 of 53 id: animalrev-28 author: Fabro, Carla ; Fabbro, Matteo Del ; Piani, Barbara ; Filacorda, Stefano ; Susmel, Piero A title: Apparent Metabolisability of Diets Containing Concentrate, Zostera Noltii or Taraxacum Officinalis in Anas Penelope date: 2016 words: 9499 flesch: 61 summary: J. Zool., vol. 19, pp. In fact, we were not able to find in the literature data on intake of metabolisable DM or OM of Wigeons receiving comparable mixed diets, but only occasional information on energy intake from forages. keywords: content; daily; diets; energy; fibre; intake; metabolisability; ndf; noltii; protein; taraxacum; vol; wigeons; zostera cache: animalrev-28.pdf plain text: animalrev-28.txt item: #21 of 53 id: animalrev-30 author: Degirmencioglu, Taskin ; Goncagul, Gulsen ; Ozbilgin, Selda ; Gocmen, Huban title: Determination of Milk Composition, Bacteriology and Selected Blood Parameters of Dairy Goats Under Different Feeding Systems date: 2016 words: 4056 flesch: 63 summary: Goat milk production has currently been increasing in some areas in Turkey. [22] compared the microbiological quality of milk produced under 3 different types of dairy goat production systems (intensive, semi-intensive and extensive); the lowest contamination rates were found among goats under the extensive system (13.3 %) compared with infection rates of 43.3 % and 36.7 % under the intensive and semi-intensive productions systems, respectively. keywords: dairy; farm; feeding; goats; milk; production; samples; system; total; vol cache: animalrev-30.pdf plain text: animalrev-30.txt item: #22 of 53 id: animalrev-31 author: García-López, J.C; Álvarez-Fuentes, G. ; Pinos-Rodríguez, J.M; Jasso-Pineda, Y; Zapata-Pérez, E; Lee-Rangel, H.A; López-Aguire, S; Camacho-Escobar, M.A title: Effect of a Plant Extract in Several Traits of Plymouth Rock Barred Hens and Pullets Challenged with Salmonella Typhimurium in a Rural Village in Central Mexico date: 2016 words: 4937 flesch: 60 summary: Group 1 (G1) control group was managed as usual; group 2 (G2) same management as G1 but hens in this group received C. mexicana extract in the water for 15 days. [7] T. M. A. Gutierrez, C. J. C. Segura, B. L. Lopez, F. J. Santos, R. R. Santos, F. L. Sarmiento, H. M. Carvajal, and C. G. Molina, Characteristics of backyard poultry husbandry in Tetiz, Yucatan, Mexico, Tropical and Subtropical Agroecosystems, vol. 7, pp. keywords: control; extract; group; hens; mexicana; poultry; production; study; treatment; typhimurium; vol cache: animalrev-31.pdf plain text: animalrev-31.txt item: #23 of 53 id: animalrev-3186 author: AO, Onabajo; HA, Awojobi; ES, Apata title: Internal and External Egg Qualities of Layers Fed Two Proprietary Feeds Interchangeably date: 2022 words: 4693 flesch: 60 summary: Yolk Percentage: Yolk weight × 100 Egg weight Haugh Unit: This was calculated from the values obtained from the albumen height and egg weight by using the formula according to Williams [14]. The effects of simulated feeding dynamics on egg weight, grade, length, width, shape index, shell thickness and shell weight are presented in Figure 1(A-G). keywords: animal; birds; dynamics; egg; feeding; quality; shell; values; weight; yolk cache: animalrev-3186.pdf plain text: animalrev-3186.txt item: #24 of 53 id: animalrev-3187 author: Small, Alison ; Hughes, Joanne title: A Preliminary Comparison of Beef Carcases Stunned using DTS: Diathermic Syncope® or Captive Bolt in Terms of Selected Meat Quality Attributes and Plasma Biomarker Concentrations date: 2022 words: 7248 flesch: 60 summary: In general, there were no significant differences between meat from DTS animals and meat from CB animals. The values obtained in the current study fall with the ranges published for pre and post slaughter samples collected from cattle [28-33]. keywords: animal; dts; meat; minolta; post; round; samples; slaughter; stunning; treatment; vol; week cache: animalrev-3187.pdf plain text: animalrev-3187.txt item: #25 of 53 id: animalrev-32 author: Sarubbi, Fiorella ; Palomba, Raffaele ; Arrichiello, Assunta ; Auriemma, Giuseppe title: Effect of Environmental Pollution on Production and Metabolic Profile in Buffalo Cows date: 2016 words: 3556 flesch: 52 summary: Consequently, blood glucose level will rise, resulting in a continuous insulin requirement by the pancreas. The analysis of dioxin levels in milk samples was carried out by accredited Italian laboratories in according to the standards of national health agency. keywords: animal; blood; buffalo; cows; dioxin; farms; glucose; milk; production; values; zinc cache: animalrev-32.pdf plain text: animalrev-32.txt item: #26 of 53 id: animalrev-3203 author: El-Maaty, Hayam M Abo ; Sherif, Sara Khalil ; Foda, Lina Sabry title: Effect of Feed Withdrawal and Progut on Broiler Performance, Carcasses Traits and Blood Parameters date: 2022 words: 7632 flesch: 65 summary: EFFECT OF FEED WITHDRAWAL AND PROGUT ON BROILER PERFORMANCE, CARCASSES TRAITS AND BLOOD PARAMETERS Hayam M. Abo El- Maaty1+ Sara Khalil Sherif2 Lina Sabry Foda3 1,2,3Poultry This study evaluated the effect of feed withdrawal without/ with feed additive (Progut®) on broiler chickens’ performance, carcass traits and some blood parameters, in a factorial arrangement (4 feed restriction×2 levels of feed additive). keywords: age; broiler; broiler chicks; broiler diets; carcass; diets; et al; feed additive; feed restriction; feed withdrawal; vol; week; withdrawal time; yeast cache: animalrev-3203.pdf plain text: animalrev-3203.txt item: #27 of 53 id: animalrev-33 author: Grotta, Lisa ; Marchetti, Sonia ; Buccella, Flavia ; Castellani, Federica ; Zitti, Giovanni ; Martino, Giuseppe title: Evaluation of Chemical-Nutritional Characteristics of Rainbow Trout Samples Affected by the “Red-Mouth Disease” Compared to Healthy Trout Samples date: 2016 words: 3774 flesch: 60 summary: The present study aims to assess meat quality of rainbow trout fishes affected by “red-mouth” disease compared to healthy fishes evaluating lipids, fatty acids, malondialdehyde (MDA) and histamine values. The target of this research being undertaken is to analyze the chemical-nutritional characteristics and evaluation of the oxidative processes in samples of rainbow trout fish affected by ERM compared to the healthy group. keywords: acid; animal; disease; fatty; fish; histamine; rainbow; trout; vol cache: animalrev-33.pdf plain text: animalrev-33.txt item: #28 of 53 id: animalrev-3360 author: Reyad, Albert R ; Khadiga, Gala Abou ; Elkomy, Alaa E ; Abaza, Ibraheim M ; Soliman, Farid N K title: Impact of led lighting color on productive and behavioral characteristics of the broiler chickens date: 2023 words: 6789 flesch: 60 summary: In order to assess the effect of wavelengths of lighting on the performance of broiler chickens, data of all variables were subjected to analyses of variance (ANOVA) using the general linear models (GLM) procedure [17]. However, Cao, et al. [32] found a greater carcass yield for broiler chickens subjected to blue LED lighting. keywords: behavior; birds; broiler; chickens; color; et al; green; light; performance; poultry; science; traits; vol cache: animalrev-3360.pdf plain text: animalrev-3360.txt item: #29 of 53 id: animalrev-34 author: Karaca, Fikret ; Dogruer, Gokhan ; Saribay, Mustafa Kemal ; Ergun, Yasar ; Ates, Cafer Tayyar title: The Effect of the Reduced Dose of GnRH on Conception, Ovulation and Ovarian Structures in Ovsynch Program of Lactating Dairy Cows date: 2017 words: 4639 flesch: 45 summary: Ovsynch protocol may have a major impact on managing reproduction of lactating dairy cows, since it can permit FTAI without the need for estrous detection the mean ovulatory follicle diameter at the time of FTAI at 7-day GnRH-based protocol in lactating dairy cows was determined to be between 15.3 and 20.7 mm keywords: cows; dairy; gnrh; google; ovsynch; ovulation; scholar; time; view; vol cache: animalrev-34.pdf plain text: animalrev-34.txt item: #30 of 53 id: animalrev-3401 author: Onainor, Emenim Raphael ; Sorhue, Ufuoma Godstime ; Bratte, Lawrence; Omeje, Ikenna Sylvanus ; Moemeka, Adimabua Mike ; Uguru, Joseph title: Blood and carcass characteristics of two chicken strains subjected to Ocimum graticimum leaf based diet as substitute for synthetic antibiotics date: 2023 words: 5279 flesch: 58 summary: However, there is inadequate research information on the effects of Ocimum gratissimum on the haematological and carcass attributes of broiler birds, hence the need for this study. Effect of Dietary Treatment on Carcass Characteristics of Broilers Table 1 shows the effect of dietary treatment on carcass characteristics of broiler birds fed experimental diet. keywords: animal; birds; blood; broiler; carcass; haematological; leaf; mean; scent; slm; treatment; values; vol; weight cache: animalrev-3401.pdf plain text: animalrev-3401.txt item: #31 of 53 id: animalrev-35 author: Quyen, Nguyen Thi Kim ; Minh, Truong Hoang ; Hai, Tran Ngoc ; Hien, Tran Thi Thanh ; Dinh, Tran Dac title: Technical-Economic Efficiencies of Snakehead Seed Production Under Impacts of Climate Change in the Mekong Delta, Vietnam date: 2017 words: 4219 flesch: 57 summary: TECHNICAL-ECONOMIC EFFICIENCIES OF SNAKEHEAD SEED PRODUCTION UNDER IMPACTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE MEKONG DELTA, To reduce the impacts of climate change to production, the farmer in snakehead seed production often changed selling market, suspended production of seeds, used better brookstocks by choosing them more carefully and a number of other measures. keywords: change; climate; cost; farmers; hapa; pond; production; seed; snakehead; system cache: animalrev-35.pdf plain text: animalrev-35.txt item: #32 of 53 id: animalrev-36 author: Yilmaz, Orhan ; Erturk, Yakup Erdal ; Coskun, Fusun ; Wilson, R. Trevor title: The Domestic Livestock Resources of Turkey: Social Aspects, Genetic Resources and Conservation of Companion Animal Cats (Felis Catus) date: 2017 words: 3989 flesch: 61 summary: Keywords: Breed, Angora cat, Van cat, Turkish native cat, Genetic resources, Pet animal, Domestic animal. According to the Star Newspaper of 31 October 2000, under the heading of “Kurdish Cat”, the Deutscher Tierschutzbund (German Animal Welfare Associations) had no interest in Van cats until they heard a rumour that claimed Turkish soldiers Animal Review 2016 Vol. 3, No. 4, pp. keywords: angora; animal; ankara; breeds; cats; google; scholar; turkey; turkish; van; view; vol cache: animalrev-36.pdf plain text: animalrev-36.txt item: #33 of 53 id: animalrev-37 author: Elimam, Mohmed E; Hamed, Asma H.M; Abdalla, Amer A. Y title: Ingessana Goats Phenotype, Carcass and Wholesale Cuts Characteristics in Fadamia, Bao Locality, Blue Nile State, Sudan date: 2015 words: 3672 flesch: 68 summary: Table 4 shows Ingessana goats body components expressed as percentages of EBW. INGESSANA GOATS PHENOTYPE, CARCASS AND WHOLESALE CUTS CHARACTERISTICS IN FADAMIA, BAO LOCALITY, BLUE NILE STATE, SUDAN Mohmed E. Elimam1 --- Asma H.M.Hamed2* --- Amer A. Y. Abdalla3 1Goat Research Centre, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, University of Gezira, Wad Medani, Sudan 2Department of Animal Production, Faculty of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, University of Gadarif, Gadarif, Sudan ABSTRACT Two studies were conducted to characterize the phenotype, carcass and wholesale cuts in Ingessana goats in Fadamia, Bao Province, Blue Nile State, Sudan which is about 521km south east of Khartoum. keywords: age; body; goats; ingessana; sudan; weight cache: animalrev-37.pdf plain text: animalrev-37.txt item: #34 of 53 id: animalrev-38 author: Abudabos, Alaeldein M; Abdelrahman, Mutassim M; Suliman, Gamaleldin M; Al-Sagan, Ahmed A title: Effect of Whole Inedible Date and Amino Acid Supplementation on Growth Performance of Ross 308 Broiler Chicks date: 2015 words: 4510 flesch: 69 summary: Dietary ingredients (%) of the starter diets Ingredients % Corn 62.45 SBM 31.0 Palm oil 2.19 D.C.P 2.50 Continue ID %, As is basis Gross Energy kcal/kg DM% Ash% CP % EE % CF % NFE % Corn 93.31 1.69 9.98 4.52 1.53 82.28 4463 SBM 95.10 7.08 48.30 1.63 2.64 40.36 4703 DDM 91.47 8.44 4.24 0.66 4.96 81.70 3853 Animal Review, 2015, 2(1): 9-18 16 © 2015 Conscientia Beam. T5= 10% DDM +100% AAs (Lys, Met and Thr). keywords: aas; birds; broiler; corn; date; ddm; diets; lys cache: animalrev-38.pdf plain text: animalrev-38.txt item: #35 of 53 id: animalrev-39 author: Flachowsky, Gerhard ; Soosten, Dirk von ; Meyer, Ulrich title: Climate Relevant Emissions from Animal Production and Reduction Potentials date: 2015 words: 19231 flesch: 64 summary: [80] A. Bannink, J. France, S. Lopez, W. J. J. Gerrits, E. Kebreab, and S. Tamminga, Modelling the implications of feeding strategy on rumen fermentation and functioning of the rumen wall, Anim. Feed Sci. [56] D. Nijdam, T. Rood, and H. Westhoek, The price of protein: Review of land use and carbon footprints from life cycle assessments of animal food products and their substitutes, Food Policy, vol. keywords: agriculture; animal; animal origin; animal review; beam; beef; co2; conscientia; dairy; emissions; energy; feed; feeding; food; greenhouse; meat; methane; milk; nutrition; origin; production; products; protein; review; rights; ruminants; studies; table; vol; weight cache: animalrev-39.pdf plain text: animalrev-39.txt item: #36 of 53 id: animalrev-4 author: Hamed, Asma H.M; Osman, Amani A. B; Elimam, Mohmed E. title: Effects of Cotton Gin Trash Level on the Performance of Desert Lambs in New Halfa Area, Kassala State, Sudan date: 2014 words: 2482 flesch: 65 summary: The papers primary contribution is finding that cotton cotton gin trash had good nutritive value and improved sheep feed intake, performance and feed conversion ratio. Cotton gin trash has high EE and CP and the proximate analysis (%) is 98.67, 18.25, 22.70, 38.35, 8.20 and 12.50 for DM, EE, CF, CP, ash and NFE, respectively. keywords: animal; cgt; cotton; feed; gin; halfa; rations; sudan cache: animalrev-4.pdf plain text: animalrev-4.txt item: #37 of 53 id: animalrev-40 author: Kaygısız, Ferhan ; Çiftçioğlu, Gürhan ; Türkay, Gülhan H; Cevger, Yavuz ; Issa, Ghassan ; Yalçıntan, Hülya ; Yardibi, Hasret title: Correlation between Milk Yield, Somatic Cell Count and Milk Quality in Dairy Farming date: 2015 words: 4532 flesch: 58 summary: Turkey ABSTRACT This study investigated between milk yield and Somatic Cell Count, sampled from 3 different dairy enterprises. Chemical and microbiological parameters analyzed for the relation with milk yield. keywords: cell; correlation; count; e.coli; enterprise; fat; milk; milk yield; total; yield cache: animalrev-40.pdf plain text: animalrev-40.txt item: #38 of 53 id: animalrev-4005 author: Eissa, Nourhan ; Mohamed, Maha A; Shahban, Rahma S; Badrkhan, Salma M; Mohamed, Jana F; Elsayed, Somaya A; Harb, Ola H title: One health approach on zoonotic helicobacter pylori in animals and man date: 2024 words: 9022 flesch: 47 summary: Age One of the most well-established and rarely contested features of the infection's epidemiology is the impact of age on the frequency of H. pylori infection. According to certain theories, Malaysian Chinese and Indian communities are more likely to contract H. pylori infection due to genetic predispositions [53]. keywords: animal; cancer; ehh; factors; h. pylori; health; helicobacter; helicobacter pylori; infection; journal; pylori; pylori infection; research; review; risk; species; study; vol cache: animalrev-4005.pdf plain text: animalrev-4005.txt item: #39 of 53 id: animalrev-4051 author: Hancock, John T; Rouse, Ros C; Robinson, Gareth ; Craig, Tim J title: A brief overview of the impact of avian influenza on animals date: 2025 words: 7103 flesch: 50 summary: [11] D. Wang, W. Zhu, L. Yang, and Y. Shu, The epidemiology, virology, and pathogenicity of human infections with avian influenza viruses, Cold Spring Harbor Perspectives in Medicine, vol. 11, no. 4, p. a038620, 2021. [78] H. Brüssow, Avian influenza virus cross‐infections as test case for pandemic preparedness: From epidemiological hazard models to sequence‐based early viral warning systems, Microbial Biotechnology, vol. 17, no. 1, p. e14389, 2024. keywords: 07/08/24; animal; bird; cdc; h5n1; health; hpai; human; influenza; organization; pandemic; review; virus; vol; world cache: animalrev-4051.pdf plain text: animalrev-4051.txt item: #40 of 53 id: animalrev-41 author: Hamed, Asma H. M; Abbas, Selma O; Ali, Khalafalla A; Elimam, Mohmed E title: Stover Yield and Chemical Composition in Some Sorghum Varieties in Gadarif State, Sudan date: 2016 words: 3440 flesch: 61 summary: Similar variations in sorghum varieties stover yield were reported by many workers There is no available information on many sorghum varieties stover yield, nutritive value, fibre fraction, plants morphological characteristics and their correlation with dry matter yield in Gadarif State, Consequently, this study was conducted to determine sorghum varieties stover yield, fibre fraction, morphological traits and their correlations in four sorghum varieties in Gadarif State. keywords: gadarif; matter; plant; sorghum; state; stem; stover; varieties; weight; yield cache: animalrev-41.pdf plain text: animalrev-41.txt item: #41 of 53 id: animalrev-42 author: Abdalla, Mohamed S.A ; Babiker, Izeldin A; Elkalifa, Kamal F title: Chemical Analysis of Acacia Ehrenbergiana (Salam) Tree Fruits (Seed and Pods) As Dry Season Supplement For Livestock in Arid and Semi –Arid Lands of Sudan date: 2015 words: 1946 flesch: 59 summary: Minerals content of Acacia ehrenbergiana fruits shown on table (2) is consistent with what had been reported by [4-6] and slightly lower than those reported by El- Behairy Most tested browse fruits revealed adequate nutritional values of Acacia ehrenbergiana (Salam) fruits as a protein or dry season supplement. keywords: acacia; animal; feed; fruits; livestock; season; sudan cache: animalrev-42.pdf plain text: animalrev-42.txt item: #42 of 53 id: animalrev-43 author: Osman, Amani A. B; Hamed, Asma H.M; Elimam, Mohmed E title: Effects of Dried Rumen Contents Level in Rations on the Performance of Shugor Desert Sheep in Halfa Elgadeda, Kassala State, Sudan date: 2015 words: 2481 flesch: 61 summary: Gezira ABSTRACT Twelve Shugor Desert lambs at 9-12 month old and weighing about 25kg were used to study effects of different levels of dried rumen contents in rations on lamb’s performance in Halfa Elgadeda, Kassala State, Sudan. Final BW, daily feed intake, total weight gain and daily weight gain varied among different levels of dried rumen contents in rations, but not significantly (P>0.05). keywords: animal; contents; feed; rations; rumen; sudan; weight cache: animalrev-43.pdf plain text: animalrev-43.txt item: #43 of 53 id: animalrev-44 author: Lakshmi S, Namagiri ; Laxmi N, Anand title: In Vitro Differential Effect of Nerve Growth Factor on Functional Parameters of Murrah Buffalo Spermatozoa in Low and High Fertile Groups date: 2015 words: 5152 flesch: 55 summary: In HF group supplementation of NGF@50ng/ml could maintain functional parameters of spermatozoa for a greater duration of time when compared with LF or control group. As compared to 0 min of incubation, the significant (P<0.05) loss of acrosome was observed at 60 and 120 min of incubation in LF and HF control groups Animal Review 2015 Vol. 2, No. 4, pp. keywords: concentration; group; incubation; min; ngf; plasma; spermatozoa; supplementation; time; vitro cache: animalrev-44.pdf plain text: animalrev-44.txt item: #44 of 53 id: animalrev-45 author: Hamed, Asma Himmed Mohammed ; Elimam, Mohamed Elamin ; I.A.O, Solafa title: Effects of Age at Fattening on Butana Camel Males Carcass Characteristics in the Sudan date: 2014 words: 3794 flesch: 70 summary: [7].The amounts, composition and quality of camel meat vary with age, sex and feeding [8]. This was mainly because the main preferred meats were mutton, lamb and beef and camel meat is consumed in certain areas in the country and is not promoted. keywords: age; animal; body; butana; camels; carcass; ebw; sudan; weight; years cache: animalrev-45.pdf plain text: animalrev-45.txt item: #45 of 53 id: animalrev-46 author: Siddiquee, NU ; Wadud, M.A; Bhuiyan, MSA ; Rahman, AKMA ; Amin, M.R; Bhuiyan, AKFH title: Suitability of Temperate and Tropical Crossbred Dairy Cattle under Peri-Urban Production System in Bangladesh date: 2014 words: 4653 flesch: 57 summary: [2] M. A. Majid, T. N. Nahar, A. I. Talukder, and M. A. Rahman, Factors affecting the reproductive efficiency of crossbred cows, Bangladesh Journal of Livestock Research, vol. 2, pp. 18-22, 1995. Estimation of Genotype by Environment Interaction (G × E) The G ×E estimation of age at first calving, number of service per conception, age at first calving, parity, dry period, calving interval, lower conception, milk yield, increased calf mortality, various diseases etc. in dairy crossbred cattle (between Local and Holstein Friesian) were measured taking two environments into consideration described above. keywords: animal; bangladesh; cattle; cows; crossbred; genotype; milk; study; yield cache: animalrev-46.pdf plain text: animalrev-46.txt item: #46 of 53 id: animalrev-47 author: Martino, Giuseppe ; Grotta, Lisa ; Ponzielli, Valentina title: Influence of Dehydrated Medicago Sativa on Quality Characteristics of Marchigiana Beef date: 2014 words: 3188 flesch: 62 summary: [3] J. D. Wood, R. I. Richardson, G. R. Nute, A. V. Fishe, M. M. Campo, E. Kasapidou, P. R. Sheard, and M. Enser, Effect of fatty acids on meat quality: A review, Meat Science, vol. 63, 2003. Keywords: Dehydrated medicago sativa (Alfalfa), Pasture, Meat quality, Fatty acids, Lipid oxidation, TBARS, Meat quality. keywords: acid; animal; control; fatty; italy; meat; medicago; quality; vol cache: animalrev-47.pdf plain text: animalrev-47.txt item: #47 of 53 id: animalrev-48 author: Czauderna, Marian ; A.J, Rozbicka Wieczorek ; E, Więsyk title: Seleno-Cystine Affects the Fatty Acid Profile in In Vitro Incubated Ovine Ruminal Fluid Containing α-Linolenic Acid date: 2014 words: 6054 flesch: 59 summary: [23] M. Czauderna, J. Kowalczyk, and J. R. Wallace, Selenite and selenate affected the fatty acid profile in in vitro incubated ovine ruminal fluid containing linoleic acid, J. Anim. Considering the above, we hypothesized that Se-cystine (CySe2) added to the ovine ruminal fluids affected bacterial isomerization of -linolenic acid (LNA) and reduced the biohydrogenation of UFA in in vitro incubated ruminal fluid. keywords: acids; biohydrogenation; concentration; cyse2; fatty; fluids; hrs; incubation; sel; vitro; vol; lna cache: animalrev-48.pdf plain text: animalrev-48.txt item: #48 of 53 id: animalrev-50 author: Lakshmi, L.Vijaya ; Sivaprasad, V; Sujathamma, P title: Studies on Seasonal Performance of Newly Developed Bivoltine Silkworm (Bombyx Mori L) Hybrids Tolerant To BMNPV and Effect of Temperature on Disease Induction date: 2014 words: 3599 flesch: 46 summary: P. Sujathamma3 1,3Sri Padmavathi Mahila Viswa Vidyalayam, Tirupathi, Andhra Pradesh, India 2Central Sericulture Research and Training Institute, Mysore, Karnataka, India ABSTRACT Season and region specific studies of silkworm Bombyx mori L. are of greater importance in identifying and understanding the adaptability of silkworm genotypes, which are largely influenced by climatic factors. [12] V. G. Maribashetty, Evolution of superior bivoltine races of silkworm Bombyx mori L. for tropics, Ph.D Thesis, University of Mysore, Mysore, 1991. keywords: bnr6; bnr9; hybrids; mori; seasons; silkworm; temperature cache: animalrev-50.pdf plain text: animalrev-50.txt item: #49 of 53 id: animalrev-51 author: Mozaffari, Ali Asghar ; Khalili, Mohammad ; Jahangosha, Farzaneh title: Identification of Cattle Persistently Infected With BVDV (PI) By Ear-Notch Testing In Southeast of Iran date: 2014 words: 1820 flesch: 64 summary: [1] I. Firat, S. Ak, and H. Bozkurt, Distribution of bovine viral diarrhoea virus (BVDV) in the genital system tissues of cattle, Vet. [9] C. Luzzago, M. Frigerio, and F. Tolari, Indirect immunohistochemistry on skin biopsy for the detection of persistently infected cattle with bovine viral diarrhoea virus in Italian dairy herds, New Microbiol., vol. 29, pp. 127-131, 2006. keywords: bvdv; cattle; ear; notch; virus cache: animalrev-51.pdf plain text: animalrev-51.txt item: #50 of 53 id: animalrev-6 author: Adegbeye, M.J; Aro, S.O; Fajemisin, A.N; Reddy, P. Ravi Kanth title: Effect of Time of Feeding on Body Temperature of Wad Bucks and Pregnant Does in Tropical Environment date: 2021 words: 4787 flesch: 59 summary: This study shows that time of feeding can entrain body temperature and animal physiological state can affect the temperature rhythm of animals. Feeding in the evening is a good management strategy to reduce body temperature in bucks and pregnant does. keywords: afternoon; body; bucks; evening; fed; feeding; heat; morning; rectal; temperature; time cache: animalrev-6.pdf plain text: animalrev-6.txt item: #51 of 53 id: animalrev-7 author: Sorhue, Ufuoma G; Onainor, Emenim R; Moemeka, Adimabua M; Peterson, Irikefe-Ekeke E title: Dietary Inclusion of Scent Leaf Meal (Ocimum Gratissimum) Affects Immune Genes Expression in Chicken Spleen at 28 and 56 Days date: 2021 words: 5295 flesch: 48 summary: [31] L. Hang, S. A. Adedokun, L. Adeola, and K. M. Ajuwon, Anti-inflammatory effects of non-antibiotic alternatives in coccidia challenged broiler chickens, The Journal of Poultry Science, vol. 51, pp. 14-21, 2014.Available at: https://doi.org/10.2141/jpsa.0120176. Bearing in mind that IL10 is the signature member of anti-inflammatory cytokines, higher amount of inclusion of the test ingredients in the diets of chickens may further strengthen the fight against inflammation in chicken, which invariably will result in body weight and growth stability. keywords: birds; chicken; cytokines; expression; inclusion; inflammation; leaf; p<0.05; rate; spleen; strains; time; treatment; vol cache: animalrev-7.pdf plain text: animalrev-7.txt item: #52 of 53 id: animalrev-8 author: Kh. El, Sherif; M. R, El-Gogary; R.A, Hasan; Radwa, Ismail F title: Effect of Pre-Storage Heating and Period of Storage on Hatchability Traits of Dokki-4 Eggs date: 2021 words: 5915 flesch: 61 summary: 2. Effects of duration of egg storage period, Poultry Science, vol. 71, pp. 2129-2132, 1992. Statistical Analysis Program of SAS [19] was used to statistical analysis of the data according to a factorial experiment (3 × 4) applied in a complete randomized design (CRD) to study the effect of three storage periods of eggs and four incubation time prior to storage eggs and their interference in different qualities. keywords: chick; days; eggs; hatchability; hours; incubation; period; pre; quality; storage; vol; weight cache: animalrev-8.pdf plain text: animalrev-8.txt item: #53 of 53 id: animalrev-9 author: B.C, Falemara; O.O, Aina ; S, Shittu; H.S, Usman title: Growth Performance of Kit Rabbits Fed Concentrate Diet Supplemented with Varying Foliage Leaf Meals date: 2020 words: 6410 flesch: 56 summary: [20] O. D. Oloruntola, J. O. Agbede, S. O. Ayodele, E. S. Ayedun, O. T. Daramola, and D. A. Oloruntola, Gliricidia leaf meal and multi-enzyme in rabbits diet: Effect on performance, blood indices, serum metabolites and antioxidant status, Journal of Animal Science and Technology, vol. Vitamin A is important in rabbit growth. keywords: animal; consumption; diets; fed; feed; forage; growth; leaves; moringa; performance; protein; rabbits; rate; vol cache: animalrev-9.pdf plain text: animalrev-9.txt