Editing Carnivore (section)

==References==
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<ref name=Foley-2014-02-07>
{{cite news
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{{cite journal
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{{cite book
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<ref name=Ullrey-N>{{cite book |section=Nutrient |first=Duane E. |last=Ullrey |title=Encyclopedia of Animal Science}}</ref>

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<ref name=Ullrey-M-O>{{cite book |series=Mammals |section=Omnivores |first=Duane E. |last=Ullrey |title=Encyclopedia of Animal Science}}</ref>

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