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Comparison of susceptibility to stress in two genetic lines of turkey broilers, BUT-9 and Big-6.

Polish journal of veterinary sciences - 1 Jan 2002

Kowalski A, Mormède P, Jakubowski K, Jedlińska-Krakowska M

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The aim of the study was to compare the level of susceptibility to stress in two broiler turkey lines-BUT-9 and Big-6. The experiment was performed on 120 turkey toms aged ca. 8 weeks. Each of the genetic lines was represented by 60 birds divided into 4 groups--one control and three experimental ones, 15 birds in each. The open field test was conducted in the control groups (not exposed to any stress) in order to...

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