Sheep and Goat Practice / 2
By: Melling, Margaret
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Contributor(s): Boden.
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BookSeries: The In Practice Handbooks.Publisher: Hong Kong: W.B. Saunders Company, 1998Edition: 1st ed.Description: 223 p.ISBN: 0306478773 (paperback); 9780306478772 (paperback).Subject(s): Sheep--Breeding | Sheep--Diseases | Goats--Breeding | Goats--Diseases | Sheep and GoatDDC classification: 636.3089 Melling 17977 1st 1998 Sheep&Goat Summary: The In Practice Handbooks contain articles which have previously appeared in the popular and highly acclaimed journal In Practice, grouped by species, in a handy and durable format. Sheep and Goat Practice 2 presents a further compilation of excellent articles on sheep and goats, which have been updated by the authors since original publication where appropriate. The articles are in the form of opinionated reviews and contain a wealth of information on clinical topics selected to be of particular interest to practising veterinarians and students. Features: * Well respected, highly qualified contributors * Practical emphasis * Entirely new material (i.e. not a revision of Volume 1) * Highly illustrated in colour and black and white * Journal articles collected together by species for ease of retrieval.
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UVAS Library Sheep & Goat | Veterinary Science | 636.3089 Melling 17977 1st 1998 Sheep&Goat (Browse shelf) | Available | 17977 |
The In Practice Handbooks contain articles which have previously appeared in the popular and highly acclaimed journal In Practice, grouped by species, in a handy and durable format. Sheep and Goat Practice 2 presents a further compilation of excellent articles on sheep and goats, which have been updated by the authors since original publication where appropriate. The articles are in the form of opinionated reviews and contain a wealth of information on clinical topics selected to be of particular interest to practising veterinarians and students. Features: * Well respected, highly qualified contributors * Practical emphasis * Entirely new material (i.e. not a revision of Volume 1) * Highly illustrated in colour and black and white * Journal articles collected together by species for ease of retrieval.
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