Development of a self-contained, indwelling vaginal temperature probe for use in cattle research
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Ty B. Schmidt | J. W. Dailey | R. Randel | J. Carroll | N. C. Burdick | J. A. Carroll | R. D. Randel | S. M. Falkenberg | T. Schmidt | J. Dailey | S. Falkenberg | Ronald D. Randel
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