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A breed apart
CAYUGA - Dr. Thomas Gill can tell a lot about a cow just by flicking its side.
Like most large-animal vets, Gill works from the road without the luxury of X-rays and examination rooms. So he's learned to trust his hearing to diagnose problems such as cows whose stomachs have become twisted or flipped.
Using a stethoscope, he listens for a distinct noise similar to a bouncing basketball.
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