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              <text>CONSEQUENCES OF STAGE OF LACTATION ON YIELD AND MILK COMPOSITION IN SHEEP&#13;
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              <text>The stage of lactation was an important source of variation on the&#13;
contents of all milk components in most studies. A systematic studies on&#13;
the influence of lactation stage on milk yield and milk composition is of&#13;
foremost importance to evaluate the milk production ability of milking&#13;
animals. However, it logical to note that the shape of the lactation curve&#13;
that describes the level of milk yield in the course of lactation differs among&#13;
the different species. The highest total solids and fat contents were&#13;
observed in the late lactation stage, which might be due to low milk yield.&#13;
There was no variation in solids non-fat content during the different&#13;
lactation stages, which implies that the variation in total solids was&#13;
actually influenced by the variation in milk fat. Therefore, the present&#13;
discussion attempt to explore the influence of stage of lactation on milk&#13;
yield and milk composition in sheep</text>
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