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Risk Factors for the Probability of Pregnancy Following Synchronization Protocols in Dairy Cows

정재관 강현구 정영훈 허태영 김일화 Jeong, Jae-Kwan Kang, Hyun-Gu Jung, Young-Hun Hur, Tai-Young Kim, III-Hwa 2014년

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  • dairycows
  • probabilityforpregnancy
  • risk factors
  • synchronizationprotocols
  • 배란동기화프로그램
  • 위험요인
  • 임신율
  • 젖소
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