Induced immotility during long-term storage at +5°C does not prolong survival of dog spermatozoa
Shahiduzzaman, A.K.M, 2007. Induced immotility during long-term storage at +5°C does not prolong survival of dog spermatozoa. Master’s thesis. ISSN 1403- 2201. Report number 64 Preservation of canine semen by extension and chilling has provided the AI veterinarians with an opportunity to overcome li...
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