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Late-Gestation in utero Heat Stress Limits Dairy Heifer Early-Life Growth and Organ Development
Dairy calves exposed to late-gestation heat stress weigh less, have impaired immunity, produce less milk across multiple lactations, and have reduced productive life. However, less is known about the relationship between in utero heat stress and organ morphology and development. Herein, we character
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