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Table 2.1 Literature estimates of heritability (h2) and reported s.e. for measures of feed efficiency in beef and dairy cattle
Figure 2.2 The main routes of N metabolism in mammals and recycling of urea
Figure 2.3 Fluxes of N and associated pathways of excretion and recycling (Adapted
Table 2.3 Literature values for N isotopic fractionation in ruminants (∆15N; δ15N in blood minus δ15N in the diet)
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