Advances in Donkey and Mule Research

Recent research has emphasised the importance of understanding reproductive biology and physiology, behavior, pain management, internal medicine, pathogen prevalence, dental health, and overall wellbeing—all areas critical to the conservation and sustainable management of donkey and mule populations...

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Format:	Online
Language:	English
Published:	MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2025
Subjects:	ivermectin mule cyathostomins pharmacokinetics anthelmintic efficacy olfactory bulb skull morphology breed differences hair whorl donkeys burro serum amyloid A Streptococcus equi Asinine Herpesvirus PCR cafeteria test Quercus ilex Pinus halepensis Phillyrea latifolia Rubus ulmifolius Brachypodium retusum donkey Equus asinus facial expression pain grimace scale sperm vitrification spheres sucrose BSA glycerol Donkeys welfare behavior working equids brick kilns Borrelia burgdorferi equid equine herpesvirus equine influenza West Nile virus Toxoplasma gondii Neospora IFAT serology embryo transfer embryo recovery rate embryo quality frame rate drop displacement chambers capillary loaded chambers chamber depth field sperm dilution fresh semen single layer centrifugation sperm–PMN binding thermal injurie burns fire PGP9.5 testes spermatogenesis infrared thermography equids thermal patterns surface temperature skin thickness hair coat mules viral diseases health infectious diseases epididymis cooled-shipped epididymides castration testis semen cryopreservation semen collection cloprostenol sodium erection ejaculation oral microbiome 16S rRNA dental treatment China ACTH PPID metabolic syndrome insulin dysregulation skin integument Bayesian models testicular sperm output biometry animal welfare behaviour cortisol milking management donkey foals serum IgG serum total protein radial immunodiffusion refractometer electrophoresis arrhythmia cardiac pacing pacemaker pocket infection n/a thema EDItEUR::M Medicine and Nursing
Online Access:	ONIX_20250812T095121_9783725830541_31
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Advances in Donkey and Mule Research

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