Sheep pregnancy checking by ultrasonic sound (1993)

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Alexander, Maurice A.
 Thompson, James O.
 McDonald, Cynde Ann
 Keisler, Duane H.

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1993

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ultrasound imaging, sheep pregnancy

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Ultrasonic sound waves of about 2 million cycles per second can pass through living tissue. Used to determine sheep pregnancy, these sound waves are painless and have no harmful after-effects to the ewe or fetus.

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