SMALL INTESTINE IN NUTRIA - MORPHO-STRUCTURAL ASPECTS -
Abstract
Due to the meat rending valuable intervention on increasing rending valuable coefficient, their rearing is in competition with other fur animals rearing. Nutria was the winner of this competition, and especially in private farms sector. Nutria rearing, but especially effective, imposed and still impose the knowledge of both rearing parameters and morpho – physiological behavior parameters. This behavior resulted especially due to the alterations of digestive tube generally, and small intestine specially
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