Ultrasonic Imaging and Animal Reproduction: Color-Doppler Ultrasonography – Book 4

 

Ultrasonic Imaging and Animal Reproduction: Color-Doppler Ultrasonography – Book 4

by O.J. Ginther
January 2007




This is the fourth in the series of books by O.J. Ginther on animal reproductive ultrasonography. Ultrasonic Imaging and Animal Reproduction: Color-Doppler Ultrasonography covers color-Doppler ultrasonography of horse and cattle reproduction for researchers and diagnosticians.

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