Dear All,
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>Maybe females are reared for longer period than males and therefore higher in proportion. Males are culled for want of meat.
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>regards,
>R.P.Singh
>Dr. R.P.Singh, 
>Principal Scientist, Division of Biological Products,
>Indian Veterinary Research Institute, Izatnagar, 
>Bareilly-243 122 (Uttar Pradesh),
>India
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>Mobile:+91-9412360917 
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>----- Original Message -----
>>From: Paul Rossiter
>>Sent: 02/13/14 11:10 PM
>>To: [log in to unmask]
>>Subject: From Dr Somia Taha on issues where research can help control of PPR  
>>Dear Colleagues 
>>I would like to propose the following ways in which research can help on disease control:
>>The finding of the research:
>>·        Animal movement is playing a  big role in disease distribution:  if we control the animal movement it can help on disease control.
>>·        Identification of the risk area where is the disease is highly prevalence.
>>·        The disease has negative impact on the country GDP.
>>·        The sex is highly significant associated with disease (the female is highly significant than male.) 
>>    More information on this point please - Moderator. 
>>·        High vegetation area and water points is the highly risk area. 
>>·        Equipped laboratory for Diagnosis PPR.
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>>Regards, 
>>Somia Taha
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