Serina Hancock

Murdoch University

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Kate Margaret Windeyer Loudon

Murdoch University

AUSTRALIA

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Alireza Zahedi

Murdoch University

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Bronwyn Clarke

Murdoch University

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Andrew Thompson

Associate Professor and Chair of Animal Science

Murdoch University

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Caroline Jacobson

Murdoch University

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Paul Kenyon

Massey University

NEW ZEALAND

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David Miller

Associate Professor of Physiology & Animal Production

Murdoch University

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Angus Campbell

Head, One Health Unit

University of Melbourne

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Ryan O'Handley

Associate Professor, Parasitology

University of Adelaide Faculty of Sciences

AUSTRALIA

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Michael Laurence

Adjunct Associate Professor

Murdoch University

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Serina Hancock

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Management of Body Condition Score between Pregnancy Scanning and Lamb Marking Impacts the Survival of Triplet-Bearing Ewes and Their Lambs

Decreasing Mob Size at Lambing Increases the Survival of Triplet Lambs Born on Farms across Southern Australia

Lower Reproductive Rate and Lamb Survival Contribute to Lower Lamb Marking Rate in Maiden Ewes Compared to Multiparous Ewes

Age of eruption of the first permanent incisors varies between Merino genotypes and is related to liveweight

Abortion and Lamb Mortality between Pregnancy Scanning and Lamb Marking for Maiden Ewes in Southern Australia

Do calcium and magnesium deficiencies in reproducing ewes contribute to high lamb mortality?

Cryptosporidium and Giardia in dam water on sheep farms – An important source of transmission?

Decreasing the mob size but not stocking rate of ewes at lambing increases the survival of twin lambs born on farms across southern Australia

Facial action units, activity and time spent with dam are effective measures of pain in response to mulesing of Merino lambs

Factors influencing the optimum mob size of ewes at lambing and the economic benefit of lambing ewes in smaller mobs to increase lamb survival across southern Australia

Collaborators (10)

Kate Margaret Windeyer Loudon

Alireza Zahedi

Bronwyn Clarke

Andrew Thompson

Caroline Jacobson

Paul Kenyon

David Miller

Angus Campbell

Ryan O'Handley

Michael Laurence

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