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for the management of weight loss in obese animals, especially those for which exercise may be contra‐indicated. Abbreviations BCS Body condition score BM Body mass DE Digestible energy DM Dry matter DMI Dry matter ...
Siberian hamsters (Phodopus sungorus) adapt to seasonal environmental conditions with marked changes in body mass , primarily in the form of adiposity. Winter‐like conditions (e.g. short days ...
Introduction Seasonal changes in whole body lipid level (hereafter lipid levels) and Fulton’s condition factor (hereafter K) are common in naturally rearing juvenile salmonids. In general, lipid ...
interactions between age and season , and the non-overlapping size ranges of these age classes. To assess the relative contributions of carcass, digestive tract, liver and gonad mass to overall body condition , we ...
only with the LF diet (BS × Diet, P = 0.08); the fatness promoting effect of the IUGR condition was increased in both body fractions when lamb groups were compared at the fixed BW of 8.5 kg. A subset ...
of correlating serum concentrations of leptin with estimates of body fat- mass ( body condition scores), and to determine if age and gender of horses affect serum concentrations of leptin. Our fourth objective ...
of appetite -regulating peptides but most studies, especially in rodents, have investigated acute changes with fasting, and the effects of long-term changes in body weight or adiposity remain to be fully defined ...
conditions during gestation on the body mass of reindeer (Rangifer tarandus) calves at weaning, depends on the metabolic state of the female at the time the challenge occurs and (3) how annual cycles of growth ...
that are low in Non-Structural Carbohydrates (NSCs), which can induce body mass losses in ponies under controlled study conditions [21–24]. Of particular importance for native ponies, whose metabolism adaptively ...
be beneficial. Lower levels of physical activity within the sedentary range, by being undetected, imperceptible or “dysregulated”, might expend sufficient energy without exertion that challenges lean body mass ...
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