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Twenty seven of weaning New Zealand White (NZW) rabbits of seven weeks of age was randomly distributed into nine groups of equal number (three rabbits in each) and similar average live body weight (813g ± 0.01). Each group at 7, 9, 11 and 13 weeks of age was tended to determine Ca, and P concentration in blood plasma. At 13 weeks old, blood samples were collected from the ear vein of the three rabbits in each group after overnight fasting during the last day of all growth trials. A representative part (5cm) from the small intestine was dissected immediately after slaughtering of rabbits to determine Ca and P absorption rates. The experimental groups were fed randomly on one of the nine formulated experimental rations used. The 1 ration (R1) was used as a control, which contained 10 % yellow corn + 10 % barley + 13.7 % soybean meal (SBM) +20 % wheat bran +40 % clover hay + 3 % molasses + 1 % dicalcium phosphate + 1.2 % limestone + 0.5 % sodium chloride + 0.4 % premix + 0.2 % methionine and substituting the equal parts of barley and SBM by 10 % and 20 % distiller's dried grains with solubles (DDGS) for ration 2 (R2) and ration 3 (R3), respectively. The supplemented seaweed (SW) for these rations was at two levels. The first level was 0.5 % seaweed of the total mixed ration for ration 4 (R4), ration 5 (R5) and ration 6 (R6). The second level was 1.0 % seaweed of the total

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EFFECT OF REPLACEMENT OF BARLEY GRAINS AND SOYBEAN MEAL BY DISTILLER'S DRIED GRAINS WITH SOLUBLES WITH OR WITHOUT SUPPLEMENTED SEAWEED IN GROWING RABBIT RATIONS ON: 2. Calcium and phosphorus intake and absorption and some blood constituents of growing rabbits.