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1987; Finzi, 1988).
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1986). a developmental point of view, it to
to the to
1992).
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settled of a FAO consultancy (Finzi,
1987). The
al., 1962; Gonzales et al., 1971; Nichelmann, 1971; Nichelmann et al., 1973; Gonzales et al.,
1974; 1976; 1980; 1980; 1981;
Whaley, 1983; Cheeke, 1983; Camps et al., 1985; Finzi, 1991).
1974;
1976; Waites, 1976; Waitze et al., 1976; al., 1977;
1979; 1983; 1985; 1987; al.,
1990; 1990).
months (Afifi et al., 1992) to to make
to
Simple: to be built and to consent a simple management.
Efficient in Adaptable to Accepted by
of fig. 1.
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on. a to
2). The cell was the to the top and it had an insulating wooden lid to to
to
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of the cement underground cell.doe. the to
of dates palms)
to by the inside, with a metal net, but since this had not
mechanical functions, 5 sides of
eliminating in its place a (fig. 1 and 3).
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about cm 15. is advisable.
to
to to to build up the cement cell it was substituted by a happened in the place as The
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to oblige the doe to choose the place in to make to come back in the cage to eat, to to
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management was not so bad
be the the
cages.
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of the day (3.3-5.5 "C to
16.00. The analysis of 80% of the in
the to
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of each doe, and it in to
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two to build this type of the
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developed by
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the system is fit to to
negative effects of high
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