1. Younis, F.E., 2020. Impact of heat stress on physiological, hematological, biochemical, electrolytic, immunologic and antioxidant parameters in Baladi and Shami goats of Egypt. Anim. Sci. Reporter, 13: 31-39.
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2. Younis, F., 2020. Expression pattern of heat shock protein genes in sheep. Mansoura Vet. Med. J., 21: 1-5.
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3. Ibrahim, N.H., M.T. Badawy, I.A. Zakzouk and F.E. Younis, 2020. Kids’ survivability as affected by their body weight, blood biochemical indices and maternal and kids’ behavior in baladi and shami goats under semi-arid condition. World’s Vet. J., 10: 105-107.
4. Younis F.E. and R.A. Abd-Elazem, 2019. Effect of supplementation of rumen-protected amino acids to barki sheep on some blood parameters. Int. J. Environ. Agric. Biotechnol., 4: 1549-1553.
5. Rateb, S.A., I.S.A. El-Hamid, M.A. Khalifa, N.H. Ibrahim, F. Younis and M. El-Rayes, 2019. Influence of clomiphene citrate on induced ovarian hyperstimulation and subsequent fertility in Damascus goats. Small Ruminant Res., 175: 37-45.
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6. Mohammady, I.M., F.E. Younis, A.H. Hammam, 2019. Bio-economic evaluation of desert goats fed on ration containing flax seeds in Halaieb-Sshalateen-Abouramad triangle of Egypt. Anim. Sci. Reporter, 12: 29-39.
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7. Abd El-Hamid, I,S., F.E. Younis, B. Farrag, M.A-H El-Rayes and H,A. Shedeed, 2019. Influence of organic or inorganic forms of salts rich in phosphorus, copper and zinc on reproduction, productivity and blood constituents in sheep. Aust. J. Basic Appl. Sci., 13: 14-22.
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8. Younis, F., M. Basyony, S. Abou-Elezz, Y. El-Bolkiny and S. El-Shehry, 2018. Comparative study of heat stress effect on thermoregulatory and physiological responses of Baladi and Shami goats in Egypt. J. Anim. Poult. Prod., 9: 271-275.
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9. Helal, H.G., F.E. Younis, N.H. Ibrahim, H.S. Badawy, M.S. Nassar, E.Y. Eid and H.M. El Shaer, 2017. Nutritional and physiological performance of Shami female goats fed salt tolerant plants during pregnancy under desert conditions. Res. J. Anim. Vete. Sci., 9: 8-15.
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