Genotype by environment interactions using fast-growing, lean or fat broiler chickens, originating from The Netherlands and Israel, raised at normal or low temperature.

doi:10.3382/ps.0702028

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Genotype by environment interactions using fast-growing, lean or fat broiler chickens, originating from The Netherlands and Israel, raised at normal or low temperature.

Poultry science - 1 Oct 1991

Leenstra F, Cahaner A

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Male and female broiler chicks from five different broiler crosses (WI = Israeli chicks selected for body weight; LF and HF = Israeli chicks selected for low and high abdominal fat, respectively; FC = Dutch chicks selected for feed conversion; and WN = Dutch chicks selected for body weight) were raised under normal and subnormal temperatures. Weight gain, protein and fat content in the carcass, and feed and...

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Adipose Tissue
Age Factors
Analysis of Variance
Animals
Body Composition
Breeding
Chickens
Eating
Female
Genotype
Israel
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PMID: 1956848
DOI: 10.3382/ps.0702028

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