Proximal intestinal absorption of calcium is elevated in proportion to growth rate but not bone mass is small for gestational age piglets
Rebecca C. Mollard, Hope A. Weiler(Health Canada), Jinping Zhao(McGill University), June Kohut(University of Manitoba)
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