Vol. 10 No. 5: Special Issue No. 5 (1990)

Proceedings

6th Nordic Workshop on Reindeer Research, 8-10 October 1990, Tromsø, Norway.

Sven Skjenneberg (ed.)

1-47
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Programme

Programme

1-2
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Articles

Research as the basis for decision-making in reindeer husbandry

Erling Norvik

3-4
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What has made deer farming in New Zealand so successful? The importance of venison quality, understanding the industry, the market and the biology of the animals

A. J. Pearse

6-13
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Abstracts

Resources, reindeer and man. How can research contribute to sustainable development?

Odd Halvorsen

5
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Posters

Maintaining reindeer on roughage diet during winter

Ulla Heiskari, Mauri Nieminen

14
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The effect of ivermectin on reindeer offspring's weight gain and survival: preliminary findings

Andrew Karter, Ivar Folstad, Arne Skorping, David W. Hird

15
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Influence of handling systems on meat quality of beef and some remarks concerning slaughter handling of reindeer

Gunnar Malmfors

16
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Benefits from calf harvest

Ilpo Kojola, Timo Helle

17
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Dominance relationships in female groups of semi-domesticated reindeer: changes after antler removal

J. Kumpula, K. Kumpula, M. Nieminen

18
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Pathological changes in dictyocaulosis of reindeer

Sven Nikander, Seppo Saari, Timo Rahko

19
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The establishment of parasites in reindeer calves

A. Oksanen, M. Nieminen, T. Soveri, K. Kumpula, U. Heiskari, V. Kuloharju

20-21
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Data systems for improvement of reindeer production

C. J. Petersson, D. Lenvik, Ö. Nissen

22-28
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The presence of uncoupling protein in «brown» adipose tissue of reindeer

Mauri Nieminen, Seppo Saarela, Jaqueline S. Keith, James N. Morrison, Paul Trayhurn

29-30
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Ovarian function and pregnancy rates in reindeer calves [Rangifer tarandus) in southern Norway

E. Ropstad, D. Lenvik, E. Bø, M. M. Fjellheim, K. B. Romsås

31
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The use of cloprostenol and prostaglandin to induce luteolysis in reindeer calves

E. Ropstad, D. Lenvik

32-33
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Levels of 137Cs in reindeer bulls in July/August and September and the effect of early slaughter

Birgitta Åhman, Gustaf Åhman

34-36
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Discussion

Panel discussion

Sven Skjenneberg (ed.)

37-38
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Special information

Acknowledgement

Magnus Nordkvist

39
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Participants

List of participants

40-43
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Photos of the conference

43-46
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Vol. 10 No. 5: Special Issue No. 5 (1990)

Proceedings

6th Nordic Workshop on Reindeer Research, 8-10 October 1990, Tromsø, Norway.

Programme

Programme

Articles

Research as the basis for decision-making in reindeer husbandry

What has made deer farming in New Zealand so successful? The importance of venison quality, understanding the industry, the market and the biology of the animals

Abstracts

Resources, reindeer and man. How can research contribute to sustainable development?

Posters

Maintaining reindeer on roughage diet during winter

The effect of ivermectin on reindeer offspring's weight gain and survival: preliminary findings

Influence of handling systems on meat quality of beef and some remarks concerning slaughter handling of reindeer

Benefits from calf harvest

Dominance relationships in female groups of semi-domesticated reindeer: changes after antler removal

Pathological changes in dictyocaulosis of reindeer

The establishment of parasites in reindeer calves

Data systems for improvement of reindeer production

The presence of uncoupling protein in «brown» adipose tissue of reindeer

Ovarian function and pregnancy rates in reindeer calves [Rangifer tarandus) in southern Norway

The use of cloprostenol and prostaglandin to induce luteolysis in reindeer calves

Levels of 137Cs in reindeer bulls in July/August and September and the effect of early slaughter

Discussion

Panel discussion

Special information

Acknowledgement

Participants

List of participants

Photos of the conference

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