2009 August, Md. Taslim Anwar et al., “A rare case of globosus amorphus in a goat”, in Canadian Veterinary Journal[1], volume 50, number 8, pages 854–856:
This paper describes the gross morphology, radiography, and histological observations on a rare case of caprine fetal globosus amorphous encountered.
2009, Consultation on the Use of In Vitro Maturation in Fertility Treatment, Advisory Committee on Assisted Reproductive Technology, →ISBN, page 48:
[131] reported a globosus amorphous from an IVM and embryo culture-derived and transferred bovine embryo, which was twin with a normal fetus.
2016, S Kumar et al., “Dystocia due to globosus amorphous in marwari goat”, in Journal of Livestock Science[2], volume 7, number 2016, →ISSN, pages 65–67:
Globosus amorphous is an asymmetrical spherical mass covered in skin and without a functional heart that is attached to the placenta of a normal twin
