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3. Dietary Leucine Supplementation Does Not Influence Glycemic and Insulinemic Response in Yearling Quarter Horses

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Open Access
Author:
Lambert, Nicole Michelle
Title:
Dietary Leucine Supplementation Does Not Influence Glycemic and Insulinemic Response in Yearling Quarter Horses
Area of Honors:
Animal Sciences
Keywords:
horse
glycemic response
insulinemic response
leucine supplementation
File:
Download Honors_thesis-_FINAL.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
William Staniar, Thesis Supervisor
William Staniar, Thesis Supervisor
Troy Ott, Thesis Honors Advisor

4. EFFECTS OF INDUCED HYPOTHYROIDISM DURING NEONATAL DEVELOPMENT ON SPERM PRODUCTION IN ADULT RAMS

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Open Access
Author:
Hopkins, Rebecca A
Title:
EFFECTS OF INDUCED HYPOTHYROIDISM DURING NEONATAL DEVELOPMENT ON SPERM PRODUCTION IN ADULT RAMS
Area of Honors:
Animal Sciences
Keywords:
hypothyroid
ram
testis
scrotal circumference
daily sperm production
propylthiouracil
Sertoli cells
seminiferous tubules
triiodothyronine
File:
Download Final_Thesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Jon Oatley, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Jon Oatley, Thesis Supervisor
Troy Ott, Thesis Honors Advisor

6. The effects of feeding plant materials on feed efficiency and gas emissions in dairy cattle

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Open Access
Author:
Heilman, Stephanie P.
Title:
The effects of feeding plant materials on feed efficiency and gas emissions in dairy cattle
Area of Honors:
Animal Sciences
Keywords:
essential oils
secondary plant metabolites
oregano
rumen
dairy cattle
File:
Download Thesis_Stephanie_Heilman.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Gabriella Anne Varga, Thesis Supervisor
Gabriella Anne Varga, Thesis Supervisor
Troy Ott, Thesis Honors Advisor

10. Estimation of potential for competition between wildlife and livestock within sanctuaries of the Amboseli Ecosystem, Kenya and their effectiveness as corridors between national parks

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Open Access
Author:
Preston, Jessica Laine
Title:
Estimation of potential for competition between wildlife and livestock within sanctuaries of the Amboseli Ecosystem, Kenya and their effectiveness as corridors between national parks
Area of Honors:
Wildlife and Fisheries Science
Keywords:
Kenya
Competition
Livestock
wildlife
management
human-wildlife conflict
File:
Download Jessica_Preston_Kenyawildlifelivestockcompetition.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Duane R Diefenbach, Thesis Supervisor
Margaret C Brittingham, Thesis Honors Advisor
Troy Ott, Faculty Reader