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Complete multimodel dataset

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Associate Professor Steve Johnston (Aggregated by) Associate Professor Steve Johnston (Aggregated by) Dr Angela Lees (Aggregated by) Dr Angela Lees (Aggregated by) Ms Andrea Wallage (Aggregated by)
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Data from Wagyu Bull climate chamber studies, controlled conditions (chronic and acute). Full details of animals, housing, diet and experimental design are described in detail in Wallage et al. (2021) as such will only be described briefly here. This study utilised a total of 6 sexually mature Wagyu bulls aged between 14 and 24 months with a non-fasted live weight range between 370 to 590 kg at the beginning of the study. There were two housing locations used throughout the study, 1) outdoor individual pens and 2) climate control chambers which were both located within the Queensland Animal Science Precinct.

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Thermoregulation of the bovine scrotum 2: simulated acute and chronic heat waves reduces the scrotal thermoregulatory capability of Wagyu bulls

local : UQ:214cb70

Wallage, Andrea L., Lees, A. M., Lisle, A. T., Lees, J. C., Johnston, S. D. and Gaughan, J. B. (2021). Thermoregulation of the bovine scrotum 2: simulated acute and chronic heat waves reduces the scrotal thermoregulatory capability of Wagyu bulls. International Journal of Biometeorology, 66 (2), 251-262. doi: 10.1007/s00484-021-02108-x

The effect of heat stress on testicular thermoregulation in the bovine

local : UQ:5633432

Wallage, Andrea (2021). The effect of heat stress on testicular thermoregulation in the bovine. PhD Thesis, School of Agriculture and Food Sciences, The University of Queensland. doi: 10.14264/5633432

Thermoregulation of the bovine scrotum 1: measurements of free-range animals in a paddock and pen

local : UQ:526073

Wallage, Andrea L., Johnston, S. D., Lisle, A. T., Beard, L., Lees, A. M., Collins, C. W. and Gaughan, J. B. (2017). Thermoregulation of the bovine scrotum 1: measurements of free-range animals in a paddock and pen. International Journal of Biometeorology, 61 (8), 1-7. doi: 10.1007/s00484-017-1315-3

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