Necropsy findings, meat control pathology and causes of loss in semi-domesticated reindeer (Rangifer tarandus tarandus) in northern Norway

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Torill Mørk
Henrik Isaksen Eira
Rolf Rødven
Ingebjørg Helena Nymo
Berit Marie Blomstrand
Sandra Guttormsen
Line Olsen
Rebecca Katherine Davidson
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[1] Norwegian Veterinary Institute,Section of Food Safety and Animal Health Research
[2] Norwegian Nature Surveillance,Department of Arctic and Marine Biology
[3] Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme,undefined
[4] AMAP,undefined
[5] FRAM Centre,undefined
[6] Norwegian Centre for Organic Agriculture,undefined
[7] UiT,undefined
[8] The Arctic University of Norway,undefined
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Acta Veterinaria Scandinavica | / 66卷
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Arctic; Body condition; Disease; Infection; Parasites; Predator killed; Reindeer;
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