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Physiological Adaptations and Thermoregulatory Indicators of Heat Stress in Bovine Production Systems
Heat stress is a major challenge for cattle production systems because it negatively affects animal welfare, health, productivity, and reproductive performance. This communication reviews the main physiological adaptations and thermoregulatory indicators associated with heat stress in cattle and ill
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