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148. The effect of selenium on lamb growth: co-operative experiments on Scottish

farms. K. L. Blaxter. Proceedings of the Nutrition Society, 21, p. xix (1962).

149. Muscular dystrophy in farm animals: its cause and prevention. K. L. Blaxter.

Proceedings of the Nutrition Society, 21, 211-216 (1962).

150. Vitamin B in health and disease of cattle and sheep. K. L. Blaxter. Vitamins

and. Hormones, 20, 633-643 (1962).

151. The voluntary food intake of  steers and wether sheep. K. L. Blaxter,

R. S. Wilson. Proceedings of  the Nutrition Society, 21, pp. xxii-xxiii (1962).

152. The utilization of protein as a source of energy in fattening sheep. K. L.

Blaxter, A. K. Martin. British Journal of Nutrition, 16, 397-407 (1962).

153. The voluntary intake of roughages by steers. K. L. Blaxter, R. S. Wilson.

Animal Production, 4, 451-458 (1962).

154. The fasting metabolism of adult wether sheep. K. L. Blaxter. British Journal

of Nutrition, 16, 615-626 (1962).

155. The energy metabolism of ruminants: maintenance needs. K. L. Blaxter. The

British Association for the Advancement of  science. Paper read at the

Manchester meeting, 1962.

156. Progress in assessing the energy value of feeding-stuffs for ruminants.

K. L. Blaxter. Journal of  the Royal Agricultural Society of  England,

pp. 7-21 (1962).

157. The energy metabolism of ruminants. K. L. Blaxter. London: Hutchinson,

pp. 329, 67 tables, 47 diagrams, 7 plates (1962).

158. The metabolism and thermal regulation of calves in the first month of life.

B. Gonzalez-Jiminez, K. L. Blaxter. British Journal of Nutrition, 16, 199-212

(1962).

159. The critical temperature of  the calf. B. Gonzalez- Jiminez, K. L. Blaxter.

Animal Production, 4, 291 (1962).

160. The utilization of the energy of the end products of  digestion. K. L. Blaxter.

Nordisk Jordbrugsforskning, 2, 3-10 (1962).

161. The effect of selenium administration on the growth and health of sheep

on Scottish farms. K. L. Blaxter. British Journal of Nutrition, 17, 105-115

(1963).

162. The specific dynamic effect of protein. A. K. Martin, K. L. Blaxter. Proceedings

of the Nutrition Society, 22, p. xiv (1963).

163. The loss of methane and carbon dioxide by belching in sheep. J. P. Joyce, K. L.

Blaxter. Proceedings of the Nutrition Society, 22, pp. xx-xxi (1963).

164. The accuracy and ease with which measurements of respiratory metabolism

can be made with tracheoctomized sheep. K. L. Blaxter, J. P. Joyce. British

Journal of Nutrition, 17, 523-537 (1963).

165. The assessment of a crop husbandry technique in terms of animal production.

K. L. Blaxter, R. S. Wilson. Animal Production, 5, 27-42 (1963).

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166. Ruminants as experimental animals. K. L. Blaxter. L.A.C. Collected Papers,

12, 21-28 (1963).

167. Effect of air velocity on the heat losses of  sheep and cattle. K. L. Blaxter,

J. P. Joyce, F. W. Wainman. Nature, London, 198, No. 4885, 1115-1116

(1963).

168. Sheep nutrition. K. L. Blaxter. In. Modern Sheep Production: Conf., Edin.,

pp. 60-62. Edinburgh: School of Agriculture (1963).

169. Protein requirements in pregnancy and lactation: Chapter in “Protein

metabolism” (Munro, H. N. & Allison, J. B. Editors, Academic Press, New

York). K. L. Blaxter (1964).

170. The myopathies of animals. Chapter in ‘Disorders of Voluntary Muscle’

(Walton, Editor, J & A. Churchill Ltd.). K. L. Blaxter (1964).

171. The effect of air movement, air temperature and infra-red radiation on the

energy requirements of sheep. J. P. Joyce, K. L. Blaxter. British Journal of

Nutrition, 18, 5-27 (1964).

172. The effect of increased air movement on the heat production and emission

of steers. K. L. Blaxter, F. W. Wainman. Journal of Agricultural Science, 62,

207-215 (1964).

173. Respiration in sheep in cold environments. J. P. Joyce, K. L. Blaxter. Research

in Veterinary Science, 5, 506-516 (1964).

174. The effect of air movement, air temperature and infra-red radiation on the

energy requirements of sheep. J. P. Joyce, K. L. Blaxter. British Journal of

Nutrition, 18, 5-27 (1964).

175. The evaluation of  artificially dried grass as a source of  energy for

sheep. III. The prediction of nutritive value from chemical and biological

measurements. D. G. Armstrong, K. L. Blaxter, R. Waite. Journal of Agricultural

Science, 62, 417-424 (1964).

176. The utilization of the energy of artificially dried lucerne. J. V. Bateman,

K. L. Blaxter. Journal of  Agricultural Science, 63, 129-131 (1964).

177. The utilization of the energy of’ different rations by sheep and cattle for

maintenance and for fattening. K. L. Blaxter, F. W. Wainman. Journal of

Agricultural Science, 63, 113-128 (1964).

178. The nutritional significance of the endogenous secretion of  nitrogen in

ruminants. K. L. Blaxter (1964).

179. The effect of outdoor climate in Scotland on sheep and cattle. K. L. Blaxter.

Veterinary Record, 76, 1445-1451 (1964).

180. Utilization of the metabolizable energy of grass. K. L. Blaxter. Proceedings of

the Nutrition Society, 23, 62-71 (1964).

181. Dietary factors affecting energy utilization. K. L. Blaxter. Proceedings of the

Nutrition Society, 23, 3-11 (1964).

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182. The efficiency of feed conversion by livestock. K. L. Blaxter. Journal of the

Royal Agricultural Society of England, 125, 87-99 (1964).

183. Metabolismo Energetico de los Rumiantes. K. L. Blaxter. Acribia Zaragosa,

Spain 1964, 314 pp. (Spanish edition of ‘Energy Metabolism in Ruminants’,

translated by Professor G. G. Gonzalez, University of Madrid (1964).

184. Problems of cold environments. K. L. Blaxter. Proc. 6th International Congress

of Nutrition, Edinburgh, pp. 227-242 (1964).

185. Metabolism and metabolic size: a study with cattle and sheep. Spec. Rep. Mo.

AES, No. 43. K. L. Blaxter (1964).

186. Effects of acetic and propionic acids on energy retention and milk secretion

in goats. D. G. Armstrong, K. L. Blaxter. Proc. 3rd Symposium on Energy

Metabolism Troon; Publication No. 11 from the European Association for

Animal Production, pp. 59-72 (1965).

187. Estimates of the contribution of solar radiation to the thermal exchanges of

sheep at a latitude of 550 north. J. L. Clapperton, J. P. Joyce, K. L. Blaxter.

Journal of  Agricultural Science, 64, 37-49 (1965).

188. The energy cost of urea synthesis in sheep. A. K. Martin, K. L. Blax-ber. Proc.

3rd Symposium on Energy Metabolism, Troon; Publication No. 11 from the

European Association for Animal Production, pp. 83-91 (1965).

189. The effect of wind on heat losses of sheep. J. P. Joyce, K. L. Blaxter. Proc. 3rd

Symposium on Energy Metabolism, Troon; Publication No. 11 from the

European Association for Animal Production, pp. 355-367 (1965).

190. ‘Energy Metabolism’. K. L. Blaxter. Proc. 3rd Symposium of  European

Association for Animal Production (K. L. Blaxter ed.), Academic Press, London,

xiv + 450 pp (1965).

191. Climatic factors and the productivity of different breeds of livestock. K. L.

Blaxter. In ‘The Biological Significance of  Climatic Changes in Britain’.

Published for the Institute of Biology. Academic Press, London & New York,

pp. 157-168 (1965).

192. Prediction of the amount of methane produced by ruminants. K. L. Blaxter,

J. L. Clapperton. Brit. J. Nutr., 19, 511-522 (1965).

193. Methane production of ruminants given natural feeds. J. L. Clapperton,

K. L. Blaxter. H.D.R.I. Brief Report No. 64. Proc. Nutr. Soc. 24, xvi (1965).

194. Absence of long-term adaptation in the energy metabolism of sheep on

constant feed. J. L. Clapperton, K. L. Blaxter. Proc. Nutr. Soc. 24, xxxiii

(1965).

195. The effects of C

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 acids on methane production by sheep. J. W. Czerkawski,

K. L. Blaxter, F. W. Wainman. Proc. Nutr. Soc. 24, xvii (1965).

196. Methane production from formic acid. J. B. Vercoe, K. L. Blaxter. Proc. Nutr.

Soc., 24, xvii (1965).

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