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Fatty Acids Profile of the Subcutaneous Backfat Layers from Iberian Pigs Raised Under Free-range Conditions

A. Daza    
J. Ruiz-Carrascal    
A. Olivares    
D. Menoyo    
and C.J. Lopez-Bote    

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