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Use of xylazine and ketamine to immobilize bighorn sheep in Alberta.

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1985

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The main advantages of these drugs used with Ovis canadensis were a wide safety margin, fairly short induction time, and no lasting side effects. The major drawback is the lack of an antidote and the resulting long duration of immobilization and slow recovery.-from Authors

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https://dspace-test.anu.edu.au/handle/1885/733734025

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DevOps Pure Testing

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Journal of Wildlife Management

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10.2307/3801864

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