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2012

Vilallonga, D., Jiménez A., Sánchez J., & Andrés S. (2012). Evaluation of the mineral status of two ecosystems for sustainable goat rearing in the iberian peninsula.. Veterinary medicine international. 2012, 853548.

2006

Rogosic, J., Estell R. E., Skobic D., Martinovic A., & Maric S. (2006). Role of species diversity and secondary compound complementarity on diet selection of Mediterranean shrubs by goats.. Journal of chemical ecology. 32, 1279-1287.

Rogosic, J., Estell R. E., Skobic D., Martinovic A., & Maric S. (2006). Role of species diversity and secondary compound complementarity on diet selection of Mediterranean shrubs by goats.. Journal of chemical ecology. 32(6), 1279 - 1287.

2004

Landau, S., Dvash L., Decandia M., Cabiddu A., Shapiro F., Molle G., et al. (2004). Determination of Poly(ethylene glycol)-Binding to Browse Foliage, as an Assay of Tannin, by Near-Infrared Reflectance Spectroscopy. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry. 52, 638-642.

1999

Lachica, M., Somlo R., Barroso F. G., Boza J., & Prieto C. (1999). Goats locomotion energy expenditure under range grazing conditions: Seasonal variation. JOURNAL OF RANGE MANAGEMENT. 52, 431-435.

1997

Alcaide, E. M., García M. A., & Aguilera J. F. (1997). The voluntary intake and rumen digestion by grazing goats and sheep of a low-quality pasture from a semi-arid land. Livestock Production Science. 52, 39-47.

Alcaide, E. M., Garcıa M. A., & Aguilera J. F. (1997). The voluntary intake and rumen digestion by grazing goats and sheep of a low-quality pasture from a semi-arid land. Livestock Production Science. 52, 39 - 47.

1996

Papachristou, T. G., Platis P. D., & PAPANASTASIS V. P. (1996). Forage production and small ruminant grazing responses in Mediterranean shrublands as influenced by the reduction of shrub cover. Agroforestry systems. 225-238.

1995

Narjisse, H., Elhonsali M. A., & Olsen J. D. (1995). Effects of oak ( Quercus ilex) tannins on digestion and nitrogen balance in sheep and goats. Small Ruminant Research. 18, 201-206.