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Conservation genetics of endangered horse breeds.(Brief Article)(Book Review)
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December 1, 2005
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9076998795
Conservation genetics of endangered horse breeds.
Ed. by Imre Bodo et al.
Wageningen Academic Publishers
2005
187 pages
$58.00
Paperback
EAAP publication; no.116
SF291
Equid breeding is a business like any other. The horses and asses it produces must provide profits. Yet some hold the conviction that breeds which do not make money are nevertheless valuable i...
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