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[Title] => Twin carabaos now possible
[Summary] => It is now possible for Philippine carabaos to give birth to twins.
Through a scientific technique called nonsurgical embryo transfer, twinning of water buffaloes can be enhanced, it was found by researchers of the DA-Philippine Carabao Center (PCC) based in Muñoz, Nueva Ecija – Danilda Duran, Prudencio Pedro, Apolinario Salazar Jr., Hernando Venturina, Peregrino Duran, and Libertado Cruz.
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