Male effect using photostimulated bucks and nutritional supplementation advance puberty in goats under semi-extensive management.
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M. Keller | P. Chemineau | L. Zarazaga | J. Abecia | J. Delgadillo | H. Hernández | J. D. Andrade-Esparza | L. Espinoza-Flores
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