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Other clinical signs were frequent urination and defecation, slight dilation of the pupils, initial strong rapid heart beats that later became slowed and shallow. Early in the syndrome, respirations were rapid and shallow but later became slowed and deep. Death occurred without convulsions about 1 hour after feeding an estimated daily dose of 1.5 gm/kg of Utah seed or 8.5 gm/kg of Utah spring growth plant.","Five types of hemlock plant material were fed to pregnant gilts for teratogenicity studies. Illinois fall growth, Illinois spring growth, Illinois seed, Utah seed, and Utah spring growth. All were teratogenic in swine except for the Illinois spring growth plant material.","Made available in DSpace on 2014-12-16T06:35:26Z (GMT). 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