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Post mortem survey of dental disorders in 349 donkeys from an aged population (2005-2006). Part 1: prevalence of specific dental disorders.

N Du Toit, J Gallagher, F A Burden, and P M Dixon

Equine Vet J 40(3):204-8 (2008) PMID 18096519

Donkey dental disorders are being recognised with increased frequency worldwide and have important welfare implications; however, no detailed investigations of dental disorders in donkeys appear to have been published.

DOI: 10.2746/042516408X266060
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