J. D. Bertram - Concepedia

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J. D. Bertram

James Cook University

Also Known As

J Bertram, J. D. BERTRAM, J. D. Bertram, J.D Bertram, J.D. Bertram

Publications

339

Citations

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All Affiliations

James Cook University The University of Queensland New South Wales Department of Primary Industries Australian Institute of Tropical Health and Medicine

About

J. D. Bertram is an author at James Cook University specializing in conservation biology, evolutionary biology, and mammalogy.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	2	2	21
2	Education	1	1	17
3	Public Health	1	1	10
4	Endocrinology	1	1	10
5	Obstetrics	1	1	10

J. D. Bertram

Publications

330

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Bull selection and use in northern Australia R. G. Holroyd, V. J. Doogan, Joanne De Faveri, Animal Reproduction Science MammalogyEvolutionary BiologyAnimal ManagementWildlife ManagementBull Selection	2002	100
Bull selection and use in northern Australia Michael McGowan, J. D. Bertram, Geoffry Fordyce, Animal Reproduction Science MammalogyEvolutionary BiologyAnimal ManagementWildlife ManagementBull Selection	2002	77
Bull selection and use in northern Australia Lorraine A. Fitzpatrick, Geoffry Fordyce, Michael McGowan, Animal Reproduction Science MammalogyEvolutionary BiologyAnimal ManagementWildlife ManagementBull Selection	2002	74
Bull selection and use in northern Australia J. D. Bertram, Geoffry Fordyce, Michael McGowan, Animal Reproduction Science MammalogyEvolutionary BiologyAnimal ManagementWildlife ManagementBull Selection	2002	31
Veterinary bull breeding soundness evaluation DS Beggs, J. D. Bertram, P.J. Chenoweth, Queensland's institutional digital repository (The University of Queensland) Animal ReproductionTheriogenologyBioacousticsFertilityAnimal Science	2013	17
Treatment of trichomoniasis O. J. WILLIAMS, D. McEWAN, J. D. Bertram, Australian Veterinary Journal Parasitic DiseaseAntiparasitic AgentLymphatic FilariasisDermatologyMedicine	1987	11
Progesterone administered after insemination did not affect the fertility of cattle following a controlled breeding program R.K. Munro, J. D. Bertram Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture FertilityReproductive HealthGynecologyLivestock HealthReproductive Biology	1990	10
Bull Selection and use in northern Australia. 6. Calf output and predictors of fertility of bulls in multiple-sire herds R. G. Holroyd, V. J. Doogan, Jacquelin DeFaveri, Queensland's institutional digital repository (The University of Queensland)	1998	10

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