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biology, domestication, and human interactions
Presents topical research in the study of horses, including advances in equine herpes virus 4 genetics using BAC technology; selective breeding in horses; the sexual interference behaviour in a managed herd of Sorraia horses; the management of wild horses with porcine zona pellucida; pathogen inactivation during horse manure composting; and, more.
Recent advances in equine herpesvirus 4 genetics using BAC technology -- A review of the selective breeding in horses -- Sexual interference behaviour in Sorraia mares (Equus caballus) -- Management of wild horses with Porcine zona pellucida: history, consequences, and future strategies -- Pathogen inactivation during horse manure composting -- Equine native microbiota as a source of beneficial microbes -- Horse and human personalities: a deep interaction at work -- Analysis of 16 microsatellites markers and parentage testing in Italian standardbred horse -- Equine microsatellite analysis of challenging samples -- Strategic research plan wild horse and burro management: the Bureau of Land Management, Wild Horse and Purro Program, U.S. Department of Interior
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Animal science, issues, and professions series