Rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) increase caecal calcium absorption at increasing dietary calcium levels

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RT @ClinicZoo: News regarding #calcium absorption in rabbits https://t.co/Y1qLmoS2Fh In contrast to other mammals we found that absorption…

RT @ClinicZoo: News regarding #calcium absorption in rabbits https://t.co/Y1qLmoS2Fh In contrast to other mammals we found that absorption…

News regarding #calcium absorption in rabbits https://t.co/Y1qLmoS2Fh In contrast to other mammals we found that absorption was distinctively higher in the caecum than in the duodenum. https://t.co/354bimC0yi

RT @ClinicZoo: Active calcium absorption occurs in the rabbit intestine and interestingly more so in the caecum than in the duodenum, we re…

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