A. B. M. Raj

Welfare Implications of the Gas Stunning of Pigs 1. Determination of Aversion to the Initial Inhalation of Carbon Dioxide or Argon

A. B. M. Raj, N.G. Gregory · Animal Welfare · 1995 · 128 citations

Animal Physiology, Carbon Dioxide, Cent Argon +14

Welfare Implications of the Gas Stunning of Pigs 2. Stress of Induction of Anaesthesia

A. B. M. Raj, N.G. Gregory · Animal Welfare · 1996 · 101 citations

Asthma, Carbon Dioxide, Gas Exchange Process +16

Behaviour of pigs exposed to mixtures of gases and the time required to stun and kill them: welfare implications

A. B. M. Raj · Veterinary Record · 1999 · 94 citations

Asthma, Carbon Dioxide, Animal Welfare +16

Wefare implications of gas stunning pigs 1. Determination of aversion to the initial inhalation of carbon dioxide or argon

A. B. M. Raj, N. G. Gregory · Animal Welfare · 1995 · 89 citations

Carbon Dioxide, Air Quality, Most Pigs +16

Aversive reactions of turkeys to argon, carbon dioxide and a mixture of carbon dioxide and argon

A. B. M. Raj · Veterinary Record · 1996 · 79 citations

Carbon Dioxide, Cent Argon, Cent Residual Oxygen +2