0 the parts of an animal eg the heart, liver etc which are considered as food for people. -- droby, vnitřnosti
For this purpose approximately 20,000 protoscolices with different viabilities were fed to each dog, within the offal mince, resembling the natural infection.
I will take hide and offal, leave no mess free of charge.
The food habits of dogs and the presence of protoscolices in decayed offal, viscera and carcasses play an important role in the transmission of echinococcosis.
The highest offal condemnation was seen in the lungs of sheep (13.4%) and the lowest in the liver of buffaloes (0.4%) (table 2).
In the offal hall the number of stalls also declined in the eighteenth century.
Fish: the bones, skin and offal may be boiled to produce glue.
We combined three pairs of categories (into sugars and sweeteners, vegetable oils and oilcrops, meat and offals).
The malnourished working classes tended to purchase their offal and organ meats from nearby butcher shops.
