Microlivestock: Little-Known Small Animals with a Promising Economic Future

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Front Matter (R1-R20)

Introduction (1-14)

Part I Microbreeds (15-16)

1 Microcattle (17-32)

2 Microgoats (33-46)

3 Microsheep (47-62)

4 Micropigs (63-72)

Part II Poultry (73-78)

5 Chicken (79-90)

6 Ducks (91-100)

7 Geese (101-114)

8 Guinea Fowl (115-124)

13 Potential New Poultry (167-178)

Part III Rabbits (179-182)

14 Domestic Rabbits (183-192)

Part IV Rodents (193-198)

15 Agouti (199-206)

16 Capybara (207-216)

17 Coypu (217-224)

18 Giant Rat (225-232)

19 Grasscutter (233-240)

20 Guinea Pig (241-250)

21 Hutia (251-256)

22 Mara (257-262)

23 Paca (263-270)

24 Vizcacha (271-276)

25 Other Rodents (277-284)

Part V Deer and Antelope (285-290)

26 Mouse Deer (291-298)

27 Muntjac (299-306)

28 Musk Deer (307-314)

29 South America (315-320)

30 Water Deer (321-326)

31 Duikers (327-336)

32 Other Small Antelope (337-342)

Part VI Lizards (343-346)

33 Green Iguana (347-354)

34 Black Iguana (355-360)

Part VII Others (361-362)

35 Bees (363-371)

Appendix A: Selected Readings (371-392)

Appendix B: Research Contacts (393-426)

Appendix C: Biographical Sketches of Panel Members (427-436)

Index of Species (437-449)

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Microlivestock: Little-Known Small Animals with a Promising Economic Future (1991)
Office of International Affairs (OIA)