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Rectal thermometer 36 to 42°c - SecRepro
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PDF) Application of radio frequency based digital thermometer for real-time monitoring of dairy cattle rectal temperature | Veterinary World - Academia.edu
Taking the Rectal Temperature of a Dairy Cow - YouTube
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Amazon.com: Cattle Rectal Thermometer with 4” Angled Probe. Fast, Accurate Veterinary Thermometer for Dairy and Feedlot. AG-Medix AG-102 Thermometer with large LED and Arm Holster for easy one-hand operation. : Industrial &
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Automated measurement of cattle surface temperature and its correlation with rectal temperature | PLOS ONE
A comprehensive evaluation of microchips to measure temperature in dairy calves - ScienceDirect
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Device to monitor rectal temperature automatically in cattle. The tail... | Download Scientific Diagram
Automated measurement of cattle surface temperature and its correlation with rectal temperature | PLOS ONE
