RM Seebeck - Concepedia

Author

RM Seebeck

Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation

Also Known As

R. M. Seebeck, RM Seebeck

Publications

422

Citations

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Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation The University of Melbourne

About

RM Seebeck is an author at Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation specializing in animal science, animal physiology, and animal nutrition.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Public Health	7	7	198
2	Medicine	6	6	209
3	Health Sciences	5	5	164
4	Education	4	4	89
5	Allergy	2	2	81

RM Seebeck

Publications

358

Citations

H-Index

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	Year	Citations
Alterations in Host Metabolism by the Specific and Anorectic Effects of the Cattle Tick (Boophilus Microplus) I. Food Intake and Body Weight Growth RM Seebeck, PH Springell, J. C. O'Kelly Australian Journal of Biological Sciences NutritionAgricultural EconomicsFood IntakeLivestock HealthB. Microplus	1971	62
Sources of variation in the fertility of a herd of zebu, British, and zebu × British cattle in Northern Australia RM Seebeck The Journal of Agricultural Science FertilityAnimal HusbandryLivestock ProductionAgricultural EconomicsBreeding	1973	42
Developmental growth and body weight loss of cattle. III. Dissected components of the commercially dressed carcass, following anatomical boundaries RM Seebeck, NM Tulloh Australian Journal of Agricultural Research Body Weight LossLivestock ProductionAnatomyMeat QualityAnimal Study	1968	38
The effect of body-weight loss on the composition of Brahman cross and Africander cross steers RM Seebeck The Journal of Agricultural Science NutritionMeat QualityBrahman CrossLocomotor PerformanceAnimal Study	1973	37
The effect of body-weight loss on the composition of Brahman cross and Africander cross steers: II. Dissected components of the dressed carcass RM Seebeck The Journal of Agricultural Science FitnessEducationAnatomyMeat QualityBrahman Cross	1973	37
Alterations in Host Metabolism by the Specific and Anorectic Effects of the Cattle Tick (Boophilus Microplus) II. Changes in Blood Composition J. C. O'Kelly, RM Seebeck, PH Springell Australian Journal of Biological Sciences NutritionAgricultural EconomicsLivestock HealthTick-borne DiseaseAnimal Study	1971	34
Developmental growth and body weight loss of cattle. II. Dissected components of the commercially dressed and jointed carcass RM Seebeck, NM Tulloh Australian Journal of Agricultural Research	1968	28
Developmental growth and body weight loss of cattle. I. Experimental design, body weight growth, and the effects of developmental growth and body weight loss on the dressed carcass and the offal RM Seebeck Australian Journal of Agricultural Research NutritionBody Weight LossFitnessLivestock ProductionEducation	1967	23
Alterations in Host Metabolism by the Specific and Anorectic Effects of the Cattle Tick (Boophilus Microplus) III. Metabolic Implication of Blood Volume Body Water and Carcass Composition Changes PH Springell, J. C. O'Kelly, RM Seebeck Australian Journal of Biological Sciences NutritionMammalian PhysiologyEducationLivestock HealthFeed Additive	1971	19
The representation of yield of dressed carcass RM Seebeck, NM Tulloh Animal Science NutritionDressed CarcassAgricultural EconomicsAnimal WelfareBody Composition	1966	14

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