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Longitudinal clinical-chemical profiles and metabolic dynamics in Thuringian Forest dairy goats during pregnancy and lactation under organic farming conditions
Background and Aim: Dairy goats exhibit distinct physiological adaptations during pregnancy and lactation, necessitating breed-specific biochemical reference values for accurate health assessment. The Thuringian Forest goat, an important regional dairy breed managed under organic systems, remains in
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