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| what strain of guinea pigs have a haircoat that is arranged in whirls or rosettes? |
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| what is the strain of guinea pigs that have a long, fine, silky haircoat? |
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| Duncan-Hartley (aka English) |
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| what is the strain of guinea pigs that have a short, smooth coat and is most commonly seen in laboratories? |
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| 2x (1/1 I, 0/0 C, 1/1 P, 3/3 M) |
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| what is the dental formula for guinea pigs? |
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female - Y fold
male - straight slit |
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| how anatomically can one visualize and identify a male and female guinea pig? |
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| what is the gestation of a guinea pig? |
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| what is a male guinea pig called? |
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| what is a female guinea pig called? |
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| penicillin, erythromycin, oxytetracycline, bacitracin, chloramphenicol, lincocin |
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| what is an antibiotic that is not administered to guinea pigs bc they will cause toxicity? |
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scurvy
"vitamin C deficiency" |
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| what is the name of the disease that occurs only in guinea pigs? give both names. |
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| what is the breed of rabbit that is steel gray in color and has a mature weight of 10 lbs? |
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| what is the breed of rabbits that is the smallest weighing 2-3lbs? |
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| what is the breed of rabbit that is primarily used for meat, has white fur with dark brown tips,a and is often confused with the Himalayan? |
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| what is the breed of rabbit that is a medium size about 5-6lbs and has loped ears? |
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| what is the most commonly used breed of rabbits? |
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| what is the breed of rabbit that is used for fur and is plucked every 3 months? |
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| what is the breed of rabbit that is the second most popular in research and is about 4-5 lbs in weight? |
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| what is the breed of rabbit that is the largest breed, weighing 13lbs? |
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| 2x (2/1 I, 0/0 C, 3/3 P, 3/2 M) |
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| what is the dental formula for rabbits? |
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| they are rich in organisms that have come from the cecum |
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| why do rabbits eat the cecotropes? |
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amino acids
vitamins
fatty acids |
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| what are 3 items that are included within the cecotropes? |
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| beans, peas, corn, breads, cereals, nut wheat, seeds, oats, other grains, chocolate, refined sugar |
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| what is an example of a forbidden food for rabbits? |
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| what is the time frame that typical pseudopregnancy will last in rabbits? |
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| what is the parasite that commonly causes persistent diarrhea in rabbits? |
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| what is the parasite that has the presence of dry, brown, crusty material on the inner surface of the ears? |
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| what is the parasite that rarely causes clinical signs in rabbits? |
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| what deficiency causes nutritional muscular dystrophy in rabbits? |
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