Rate of Intra-uterine Growth
SIR, JOHN HAMMOND'S famous study 1 showed that crossbred foetal foals grew at the rate of their dams' pure breed. Large Shire dams sired by Shetlands bore large young; conversely, small Shetland dams sired by Shires bore small young. Hammond suggested that a maternal regulating system migh...
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showed that crossbred foetal foals grew at the rate of their dams' pure breed. Large Shire dams sired by Shetlands bore large young; conversely, small Shetland dams sired by Shires bore small young. Hammond suggested that a maternal regulating system might be responsible for this effect at both extremes of growth rate. |
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